Song Ran. Occupation: food delivery driver. Specialties: fast deliveries, steady hands, and three years of complaints without cracking.
He wakes up as the only son of a billionaire in another world.
The upside: he’s rich. The downside: the whole country thinks he’s useless.
Then he’s chosen as the “Dragon Kingdom’s Chosen One,” representing his country in the Global Nation-Fate Challenge.
The other chosen ones: dressed in suits, analyzing tactics, muscles bulging.
Song Ran: just finished a delivery, still damp from the rain, with a tiny screwdriver for repairing phones in his pocket.
Once they enter the instance...
His teammates are forming alliances; he’s memorizing the route.
His enemies are plotting; he’s dismantling the electronic screens.
The monsters are roaring; he’s wondering, “Will the prize money for clearing this level cover my mortgage?”
The comments go from “It’s over” to “???” to “Sorry” in just three chapters.
This isn’t a story about a “chosen hero who conquers all.”
It’s about “a delivery driver surviving a death game with his everyday skills, and saving his country’s fate along the way.”
The author is so beautiful