Lu Chuan is twenty-six years old and owes rent. His electric car battery is old and his bank card balance is only enough for three days of food.
On a rainy night, he received an order with an outrageous delivery fee: a hot porridge delivered to an abandoned factory on the outskirts of the city. There is only one sentence in the order note - "Hurry up, my dad can't hold it anymore."
Just when he clicked to accept the order, a scarlet prompt suddenly appeared in front of his eyes.
[Order risk: medium.
[Hidden information: The customer's father suffered from hypoglycemia and the only exit of the factory was about to be closed due to construction.
[Complete key deliveries to receive: cash rewards and junior risk prediction authority.
Lu Chuan gritted his teeth and rushed into the heavy rain, rushing to deliver the hot porridge and candy to the old man before the road was closed. He also discovered for the first time that behind every order, there was a fork in the road of destiny that ordinary people could not see.
Some people order a cup of coffee to survive a negotiation that determines the survival of the company; some order a bouquet of flowers to apologize to their mother who has been misunderstood for many years; some order a document to transfer illegal evidence; some may seem ordinary, but they are capital bosses looking for partners.
The "order perspective system" does not give away wealth in vain. Lu Chuan can only obtain rewards from orders that match the value of the event; the higher the system level, the more dangerous the task, and the heavier the cost of failure - cash deductions, permission freezes, and even the secrets he least wants to face are exposed.
From paying rent and repairing electric vehicles, to winning the first pot of gold and entering the business game; from a poor deliveryman who was ridiculed by his peers, to a figure that real estate owners, investors and underground industry have to pay attention to, Lu Chuan gradually discovered that the system did not seem to have selected him out of thin air.
