Chen Mo never expected that the electric car delivering food would take him to a road leading to the sky.
Two years after graduating from the second degree, I submitted 487 resumes, and all I got in exchange was a rider account on a food delivery platform. I race against time every day, fight against negative reviews, and even rely on credit cards to pay for rent. Until that rainy day, he met the old man in Taoist robes under the old locust tree who said he would accept him as his disciple.
"Exquisite bones? Deep connections?" Chen Mo, who was soaked all over, just wanted to finish delivering the order quickly, "Uncle, I will deduct money if I exceed the time limit!"
But when I returned to the rental house late at night and looked at myself haggard in the mirror, that ridiculous thought lingered: What if... What the old man said was true?
The next day, when he stood under the locust tree and saw the apprenticeship tea that the old man had prepared, the gears of fate began to turn. It turns out that there are spiritual veins hidden among the high-rise buildings in the city that are invisible to the naked eye, the takeout route coincides with Qimen Dunjia, and what is lingering around the customers with bad reviews is actually the real black energy of bad luck...
From the moment he drew his first peace symbol, Chen Mo discovered that the world was far more wonderful than he imagined. When his colleagues were still anxious about overtime, he was already delivering meals in the breeze; when white-collar workers crowded the subway to commute, he was crossing the city skyline with his sword. But the old Taoist's teaching that "cultivation is for the benefit of the world" made him always remember that he was once one of them.
Now, the most important order this delivery boy wants to deliver is to rewrite his life.
