In a city where 5% of the population has awakened supernatural abilities, delivery rider Lin Zhou has the most “humble” power of all: whenever he completes an order, he can see a crucial scene connected to that delivery. Then one night, a bowl of porridge bound for a hospital lets him witness the final pleading look of a missing girl in a hospital bed.
From then on, every meal in his insulated delivery bag hides a crime: clues to unlawful imprisonment, coded signals for organ trafficking, records of murder-for-insurance schemes. When he discovers that every crime leads back to the Special Affairs Administration, the very agency meant to oversee supernatural beings, the delivery rider hounded by his System to meet his deadlines becomes the only one running late in the entire corrupt network.
He uses order replays to expose the city’s dark side: he delivers food, solves cold cases, and takes on the secrets buried within the entire system.
Good book, worth recommending.