In the third year of the spiritual qi revival, the authorities are covering up the truth, while undercurrents stir in the hidden world.
Chen Mo is an ordinary food-delivery rider who awakens an ability called [Precise Delivery]. In theory, it can only keep soup from spilling. That is, until he takes an express order to "Huangquan Road, No. 44," where the recipient is Meng Po.
Only then does he discover his ability’s true name: [Fated Delivery]. Once he accepts an order, he can deliver it no matter whether the recipient is god or ghost, or whether they’re in the world of the living or the underworld. The recipient pays the price of delivery.
Meng Po pays with the recipe for a bowl of Forget-Worry Soup, while the King of Hell pays with a one-time pass to view the Book of Life and Death. One anonymous order is addressed to the home where Chen Mo lived thirty years ago. The recipient is his deceased mother.
As the Western gods descend and the Chinese pantheon lies sealed away, Chen Mo rides his electric scooter between the hidden world and the realm of the living. No one within his delivery range can refuse to accept a delivery. Not even the gods.
