Nancheng is an urban workplace where platforms, business districts and office buildings are intertwined. Riders, webmasters, merchants, white-collar workers and platform operations are intertwined with each other. Everyone is striving for order flow and livelihood.
The protagonist is well versed in the various rules of the food delivery platform and is good at exploiting loopholes in the rules to benefit himself. With his way of grabbing orders, avoiding responsibilities, and stimulating public opinion, he has become a troublesome figure that everyone on the site is afraid of. He has always relied on cunning tactics to stabilize his job and seek convenience, walking on the edge of rules and human relationships.
A sudden complaint and dispute plunged him into a complete turmoil, and he was forced to get involved in site rectification, competition for merchants and customers, and platform workplace games. The speculative methods that he relied on for survival in the past have come back one after another, leaving him repeatedly trapped in passive predicaments.
The story focuses on the real growth of people at the bottom of the workplace: the protagonist, who is accustomed to self-interest and slippery ways, in the real food delivery industry ecosystem, while relying on clever means to keep his job and deal with various workplace problems, is forced to change the way he does things, learn to weigh interpersonal interests and cherish the affection around him.
The style of the full text is lighthearted, humorous, and close to reality. It uses real daily life such as chasing orders and fulfillment, negative user reviews, site assessments, peer competition, and workplace dealings as conflict carriers to truly show the various ways of making a living, adaptability, and self-growth of ordinary people in the city.
