My name is Shen Yan, and I signed for a courier package for a neighbor who has been dead for three years.
The next day, my ID card was canceled, the funeral home's car was parked downstairs, and my name was written on the death receipt.
Only then did I realize that what Huangquan Express was delivering was not a package, but a process that had not yet been completed by a dead person.
Signing for receipt does not equal authorization, and there must be a reason for rejection.
Witness is not a guarantee, and relatives cannot collect on your behalf.
Once a word is written incorrectly, a living person will also be sent to the death list.
In order to survive, I can only follow the half-receipt left by my father seventeen years ago to find out the truth about each dead person's express delivery.
But when I finally found the complete receipt, it read:
Sender: Shen Changming.
Recipient: Shen Yan.
Please sign for it tomorrow.
