## "Late Night Express: What I deliver is not humanware" novel resume
**Title of work**: "Late Night Express: What I deliver is not human matter"
**Author**:——
**Subject Type**: Suspense and supernatural/Urban fantasy/Sweet writing
**Target readers**: Male and female readers aged 18-36
**Word count**: about 500,000 words (250 chapters)
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Delivery rider Chen Du died in a car accident on a rainy night. Before his death, he signed a "ferryman contract" - to deliver the deceased's unfulfilled wishes after death in exchange for survival on earth. From then on, his orders were no longer divided into "noon peak" and "evening peak", but only "three-thirty at the intersection of yin and yang".
A blood-stained diary, an unsigned wedding dress, an extra student ID card on the last train that fell off a cliff... Behind every "grievance" is a story that could not be told during his lifetime. Supernatural anchor He Xiaoyi was accidentally infected with the cause and effect and was forced to join the gang. The two went from hating each other to life and death partners. In a single delivery, they gradually came into contact with the truth about the abnormal increase in resentment - someone was deliberately creating resentment. And that man's motive was the same as Chen Du's own death, pointing to the same carefully designed plot.
Core attractions: rules-based supernatural wits, emotional tear-jerking of unit events, freshness from the takeaway rider's perspective, and black humor of "delivery on time". Taking contemporary urban life as the background, it finds a precise balance between horror and warmth. Every express delivery is an unfinished farewell.
**Core Tags**: Supernatural Express, Strange Tales of Rules, Urban Tales, Unit Resolution, Life and Death Partner, Laughing with Tears
