Exposed by the Campus Belle from the Start: I'm Really Just Delivering Takeout

In an age when martial arts are practiced by everyone, Su Chen is placed by the older sister next door at Jincheng Martial Arts University, where men are few and women are many. He ends up ranked last, always skipping class to deliver takeout. Everyone laughs that he took a place meant for a male student. None of them expects him to bind the Myriad Heavens Express Delivery System.

While others cultivate in seclusion, he takes orders and levels up. While others struggle to comprehend the martial realm, he gets a wondrous phenomenon from his first order every day. Delivering milk tea raises his cultivation, delivering medicinal meals saves lives, and delivering beef and potato rice lets him trade across worlds for spirit fruit.

In their spare time, others work hard at cultivation just to make a little progress. He idly scrolls through videos, while his cultivation and rewards keep pouring in.

During the campus belle’s livestream, monsters from the Rift breach the training hall. The entire internet calls him a good-for-nothing. The next second, he uses his delivery box to block poisonous mist, traps a monster with a wooden training staff, then rides his electric scooter into another world and saves the campus belle.

When everyone thinks he’s just a courier, Su Chen glances at the orders on his phone and says calmly, “I get docked for being late, so move aside.” Only later do the mighty beings of the myriad heavens realize that what he delivers isn’t takeout, but karma.