Su Mo works the night shift at a funeral home. He has just one job: deliver System packages to the dead.
The dead don’t know they’ve died. They take their Systems and set off for other worlds, while their families pay with their unresolved attachments, receiving a receipt called a Final Settlement of Attachments.
From D-rank sign-in Systems to S-rank world editors, the forty-eight worlds of the dead, spanning cultivation, the apocalypse, and the stars, are all his customers.
Three rules of business: make as much as you can from those with money, and give it away free to those without; let Systems use whatever cheats they want, but never break a contract.
The supplier’s ironclad Rule Zero keeps him ever vigilant:
I’ve never done business with the dead. My customers are the living.
A shrewd System peddler, he roams between yin and yang, dealing in all kinds of Systems from other worlds.
