Lin Chi is a food delivery rider. He delivers meals by day and runs errands at night.
Then he took a late-night order to a building slated for demolition. The customer’s note read: Don’t knock. Hang it on the door.
He couldn’t help glancing back.
A woman’s face, half-human and half-snake, poked through the crack in the door.
“Thanks. I can’t believe you actually delivered it.”
She licked her lips.
From then on, his right eye could see monsters all over the streets, and an app called “Abnormal Orders” appeared on his phone.
Refuse an order and your fever won’t break. Deliver late and your hand will be paralyzed. Get a bad review and misfortune will dog your every step.
If he wanted to stay alive, he had no choice but to ride his beat-up electric scooter and deliver orders to the city’s nonhuman customers.
But at some point, things started getting a little strange.
The half-demon fox woman he rescued wrapped her arms around his waist from behind. “Wherever you deliver, I’ll follow.”
The red-scaled snake demon from the Hundred Demons Society pinned him against the wall. “Little rider, Big Sister sent you that order on purpose.”
And the white-clad female ghost living in the order book appeared at his bedside every night. “Lin Chi, today’s order is for you.”
All he wanted was to deliver takeout in peace. How had it turned into a harem where he was risking his life?
