Delivery boy Lu Chen accidentally stepped into the world of spiritual practice, only to find that the most dangerous thing was never the evil spirit, but a handover order that would "complete" it for others.
The missing maintenance worker, the zero station where it is raining, the night shift program that is completed automatically... All abnormalities force people to sign for blanks, name the missing, and decide where to go for others.
Lu Chen does not have a prominent background, nor does he have a universal magic weapon. All he can do is stick to a rule that is so stupid that it is almost stubborn:
Whoever has experienced it personally will confirm it; whoever has not arrived will leave it blank.
As major forces compete for sealing rights, efficiency and the truth, Lu Chen must find out the true whereabouts of the second anchor among rent reminders, account freezes and night shift records.
But the closer he gets to the truth, the more he discovers that those who have not completed the handover may never really leave.
