Chen Mo is an ordinary food-delivery rider. On a stormy night, his electric scooter gets a flat, and three orders are about to run late. Then his phone pops up with rent reminders and an overdue medical bill for his mother.
The instant his battery dies, a cold electronic voice rings in his mind: [“On-Time Delivery” System bound. Late delivery means death. Time remaining: 7 minutes, 32 seconds.]
He races into an old apartment complex and knocks on a door. A deathly pale hand reaches through the gap. The System alerts him: [Special recipient: Wandering Spirit (Grade D). On-time delivery reward: Yin Energy Protection.]
From then on, Chen Mo’s order list fills with “special customers”: the code name “???” at the hospital morgue, a nonexistent floor in an office tower, and spicy hot pot noodles to be delivered to a grave at three in the morning...
Late delivery means death. The wrong delivery means death. Offend a “bad review” customer? You die even faster.
Then one day, an SSS-grade emergency order appears: [Delivery location: City First People’s Hospital, Morgue. Recipient code name: ???. Countdown: 10:00.]
Chen Mo swings onto his electric scooter and twists the throttle all the way. This time, he isn’t delivering food. He’s delivering life.
