Delivery boy Lin Xiaofan took the order on a rainy night and delivered the braised chicken to the tombstone in Xishan Cemetery. The red embroidered shoes in front of the tomb moved strangely, and the takeaway disappeared out of thin air. The yin and yang takeout system is forcibly bound: sending orders to the underworld earns yin virtue and extends life, while negative reviews directly deduct yang life.
After opening the Yin and Yang Eyes, ghosts all over the city became his customers. Meng Po Tang wants to send her to Naihe Bridge, the hanged ghost asks for a noose, and the ghost with red embroidered shoes gets closer every night. Lin Xiaofan was forced to start a two-front battle by delivering food to living people during the day and delivering food to the underworld at night to save his life.
He met Su Waner, a make-up artist at a funeral parlor, a descendant of a guide to the underworld who could also see ghosts. From competing for orders to joining forces, the two discovered that every ghost customer had a grievance: Uncle Li was murdered rather than committed suicide, and the owner of the red embroidered shoes waited a hundred years before reincarnation.
A deeper conspiracy emerged: someone used the takeout system to "take advantage of Yin soldiers" in an attempt to open up the two realms of Yin and Yang. The previous hosts of the system died mysteriously one after another, and Lin Xiaofan became the next target. While completing absurd orders from the underworld, he must investigate the forces hidden in the dark and uncover the dispute between Yin and Yang that spans hundreds of years.
From the salted fish, a social animal who is afraid of ghosts, to the "King of Takeaway Hell" who travels between yin and yang on an electric bicycle, Lin Xiaofan resolves his grievances and reveals the truth with one takeaway after another. The phrase "Your takeaway has arrived" has become a death announcement that reassures ghosts and scares people.
