Lu Chen, a food delivery rider, accidentally stumbles into the world of cultivation, only to discover that the greatest danger has never been demons or evil spirits, but a handover form that “fills in the blanks” for people.
A missing repairman, rain falling upward at Station Zero, an automatically completed night-shift procedure... Every anomaly pressures someone to sign for what’s blank, put a name to someone who has disappeared, or decide where someone else should go.
Lu Chen has no powerful background and no all-purpose magical artifact. All he can do is hold fast to one stubbornly simple rule:
The person who witnessed it confirms it. If they haven’t arrived, leave it blank.
As the major factions vie for the right to seal things away, putting efficiency up against the truth, Lu Chen must find out where the Second Anchor really went while juggling overdue rent, a frozen account, and stack after stack of night-shift records.
But the closer he gets to the truth, the more he realizes that those who never completed their handovers may never have truly left.
