Heaven and the underworld are not superior, they also have daily needs - the gods need afternoon tea, the king of hell needs late night snacks, the red thread of Yue Lao is always knotted and needs the help of the takeaway boy to deliver a pair of scissors. However, there are strict barriers between the three realms, and ordinary takeaways cannot deliver goods across borders.
Protagonist: Lin Xiaofan, 25 years old. After graduating from college, he started a takeout shop and lost all his savings, leaving only a shabby storefront and a shabby electric car. On the last night when he was preparing to close down, he received a strange system notification: "Sanjie Food Delivery Platform sincerely invites you to become rider No. 001, Do you accept?" He thought it was a scammer software and clicked "Yes" casually.
Core contradiction: There is a "law of conservation of cause and effect" between the three realms. Mortal takeout delivery is essentially a cross-border flow of materials, which will trigger a butterfly effect. Lin Xiaofan initially only wanted to make money to pay off debts, but gradually found that he was becoming the "tinker" of the order of the three realms - heaven and earth had no contact with each other, so many daily trivial matters could not be solved, and they all relied on him to mediate. And an ancient "Three Realm Barrier" is breaking down, and he is the only one who can repair it.
Comedy tone: Use the most daily takeout business to solve the "high-end but absurd" troubles of the gods. All the troubles of gods are the "fairy version" of mortal troubles - the Jade Emperor is worried about afternoon tea, Yue Lao is complained that KPI is not up to standard, and the King of Hell wants to order milk tea but there is no internet in the underworld. Lin Xiaofan used his mortal wisdom (and takeaways) to resolve them one by one, and was full of jokes in the process.
