After delivering food for three years, Lin Bei turned himself into a "waste".
A gold medal rider in the entire site, with a 100% positive rating, his route planning ability surpasses that of navigation - but he deliberately keeps his income in the middle of the pack and specializes in taking bad orders that no one wants. His nickname among the riders is "Pig Soldier". The veteran rider always uses him as a negative example when educating newbies: "There used to be a guy named Lin Bei who was less courageous than Sesame. He would scare his legs even if he gave him spicy hotpot."
No one knew he had left a mark on an abandoned factory building in an industrial park. No one knew that his notebook was filled with license plates of suspicious vehicles. No one knew that his brother's name was buried at the bottom of an old case file - three years ago, a reporter "accidentally fell" while tracing an illegal organ trafficking chain, and the last phone call he made before his death was made by the same person.
Lin Bei spent three years drawing a map of the city. Dead ends, surveillance blind spots, and safe exits from abandoned factories—every line leads to the same goal: changing his brother's name from "accident" to "homicide."
He thought that as long as he waited long enough, he could wait until that day.
Until he found a man trapped in the warehouse. A detainee who has never shown up relies on three untaken takeaways a day to prove that he is still alive - exactly the same way Lin Bei used silence to convey signals. Two people who had never met before, separated by a rolling shutter door, poured rice with a cool rice bowl and unopened mineral water to confirm that the other was still alive.
Now someone is coming to silence me. And Lin Bei must make a choice: continue to be the "trash" whose name will never be remembered, or
