Three years into the spiritual qi revival, 99% of people are still completely in the dark.
Lu Chen is just a food delivery rider, earning six thousand a month and renting a room in an urban village. His father is paralyzed, and he owes two hundred thousand in debt. Then, one late night, he delivers a bowl of hot-and-sour noodles to an abandoned factory, where a faceless monster nearly kills him.
As he teeters on the brink of death, his phone flashes: [Spiritual qi fluctuations detected. Activate the “Myriad Realms Delivery System”?]
For every completed delivery, he earns cultivation points based on the customer’s rating. A five-star review means double the resources. A bad review deducts spiritual power.
From then on, he delivers food by day to rack up ratings, then hunts monsters and cultivates at night. While others cultivate with pills and techniques, he relies on five-star customer reviews.
While ancient martial arts clans are still fighting over spirit stone deposits, Lu Chen is quietly rising to prominence by delivering food in the urban village. Abandoned factories, underground parking garages, unfinished buildings: every forgotten corner of the city becomes his cultivation ground.
Someone asks why he works so hard.
“Can’t help it. I owe two hundred thousand, and my dad’s waiting for me to get him treated.”
An ordinary delivery rider’s road to a comeback begins with a five-star review.
