There is no magic, no spells, and no cultivation in this world.
But everyone has a “tomorrow.”
Tomorrow isn’t a time. It’s the breath that keeps a person moving forward. Someone who hasn’t left home in thirty-seven days finds their tomorrow as a pair of old running shoes, carrying them out of the apartment building. Someone who has stopped writing finds their tomorrow as a blank sheet of manuscript paper, biting down on a pen and refusing to let go.
Ordinary people can’t see these things. Only a rare few, at a moment when they’re close to breaking, get the chance to see the tomorrows others have discarded. They are called Tomorrow Deliverers.
A tomorrow rejected for too long becomes a Sightless Thing. A tomorrow bought and sold too many times grows into a Tomorrow Beast. Borrowers take tomorrows away, Cutters sever them, and Tomorrow Market merchants auction off unclaimed ones.
Lu Jinan was just a food-delivery rider until he unexpectedly received his first Tomorrow Order.
His job is simple: return the tomorrows people have lost, rejected, borrowed away, or had cut off to their rightful owners.
But he soon discovers that everyone else has a tomorrow.
His own has long since left him.
