Running errands for living people is a living.
Running errands for the deceased is a mission.
33-Year-old Lin Fugui, a former planner who was banned by the industry for refusing to make unscrupulous games, was reduced to delivering food.
On a rainy night, on the outskirts of the city, there is an abandoned boundary monument.
As soon as he fell down, there was a voice in his head——
"Ding, you have a new order."
On the other side of the order are the unfulfilled wishes of the deceased.
At the end of the order, there is actual remittance in the bank card.
Help the old man who lives alone to feed the old man for the last time.
Send a final letter to the fallen firefighter.
Send the wedding dress to the daughter for her deceased mother.
After running down one by one, Lin Fugui found that this job was more reliable than being a planner——
Remuneration is on time, never in arrears, and there is no stupid boss to tell me what to do.
The only problem is: some wishes are not as simple as they seem.
Some deceased people are not willing to just be "dead people".
And when he met a girl who had died three years ago and lost all her memories in that gray world——
Only then did he realize that he might have received more than just an order.
Rather, it is a mission that requires one's life to complete.