Chen Mo, 24 years old, was a former AI data annotator at a major factory. After being laid off, he started running late-night takeaways.
At 3 o'clock in the morning, the system suddenly sent an order. The pickup address is normal, and the delivery address is No. 7 Taoyuan Street.
But Taoyuan Street was demolished three years ago, and only one wall remains in the entire street.
He didn't go. Fifty dollars was deducted. But at 3 a. M. The next day, the takeout showed up at his door.
There is an extra line on the receipt: "If you don't come, I will come."
Grandma dug out a yellowed old calendar and burned three sticks of incense. She told Chen Mo - those orders were from "over there".
And it was no accident that he received these orders.
His father disappeared on Taoyuan Street fifteen years ago.
His grandfather died in the same place thirty years ago.
Their family has been the "night watchman" of this city for generations - maintaining the balance of yin and yang and sealing away things that shouldn't come out.
And now, it's Chen Mo's turn. But it's not just the one on Taoyuan Street that is loosening its seal.
