His life is simple: take orders, deliver food, and get off work. Until late one night, he received a takeout order directed to an abandoned alley. The customer was neither a human nor a ghost--but a "trick". An old man from a barbecue stall rescued him and told him a cruel truth:
"Your ancestors ate the Jui people. If you don't eat the Jui people, the Jui people will eat you."
From then on, Wang Bufan was forced to start a dual life of "delivery rider" and "eating weird people". Others rely on Taoist talismans to eat tricks, but he uses takeout delivery - receiving the trick order, finding the target, completing the "delivery" and confirming the "receipt". Every time I eat something, it's like delivering a takeout order that can't be delayed.
There are more and more tricksters in the city, and behind them is the conspiracy of a group that raises tricksters. Lao Wangtou is missing, Su Mianmian's convenience store hides secrets, and Xiaoyang's data analysis reveals that strange events form a circle on the map - the center of the circle points to the oldest area of the city.
"It's so annoying. I just want to deliver a takeaway."
But every time he said he was annoyed, he never really refused. Because he knows that behind those tricks are people who can't let go of their obsessions and souls that can't rest in peace.