After five years delivering food and enduring endless disdain, Li Xian reaches his breaking point when a customer threatens him with a bad review. Just then, an electronic voice rings out in his mind: [Super Delivery System successfully bound!] First order: deliver peaches of immortality to the Jade Emperor in Heaven. Second order: deliver the Book of Life and Death to the King of Hell. Third order... Li Xian reads the note on the order, "Urgent. Deliver within five minutes," silently swings onto his electric scooter, and twists the throttle toward another world.
Delivery riders weaving through the city's arteries are the people closest to the everyday life of its residents. This isn't a story about great heroes, but about the joys and sorrows of ordinary people: the girl preparing for graduate school whose order gets canceled, the overworked employee who orders congee late at night, the elderly person living alone who always leaves a good review... Every delivery connects to the heartbeat of a city. This is a record of the ordinary yet burning lives tucked away inside insulated delivery bags.
