Until that day when I was trapped in an endless loop of elevators, a strange prompt popped up on my phone - "The daily clock-in system is being bound." Signing in for delivery of food, chatting with roommates, and getting off work on time, these extremely ordinary daily routines can all be transformed into superpowers. The more you live a normal life, the stronger your abilities become. This is the greatest absurdity.
When the drone of Su Moran, the leader of the Anomaly Management Bureau, hovered outside the window, and when the minions of the multinational consortium approached his parents' ward, Chen Mo had to change from "I just want to survive" to "Let's face it head-on." The programmer girl Lin Xiaohe became his technical partner, and the second-hand bookstore owner Han Tianyou used his life to reveal to him the truth of the world - the supernatural energy originated from a "world engine" left behind by the destruction of ancient civilizations, and under the seal of the engine, sleeping was an unknown existence that could swallow the world.
From neighborhood anomalies to city-wide time loops, from the Pacific underground ruins to the global awakening war, a rider who just wanted to deliver food quietly was forced to take action again and again, and gradually became the only mediator of the engine seal.
Many years later, Chen Mo still rides an electric bike through the streets of the city. Only this time, he was running his own small shop called "Daily Tea Stall".
No matter how powerful you are, you will eventually go home. No matter how big the world is, it is not as big as a cup of hot tea.
