After three years of running food delivery business, Chen Mo thought he had seen everything.
Until that rainy night, he received a takeout order delivered to No. 44 - The delivery fee was five hundred, and the remarks were blank.
Someone grabbed him at the door and said, "Don't knock. If you do, you'll die."
Only then did he realize that what he was delivering was not takeaway—it was life.
The rules said you couldn't look back, so he looked in the rearview mirror; the rules said you couldn't speak, so he wrote and handed it over; the rules said you couldn't touch, so he kicked with his feet.
The rules only say "can't", but if they don't say "can't", they can.
Relying on this fierceness to exploit loopholes, he climbed all the way up from a novice rider. Until one day, he asked customer service: "What is Rule 100?"
The customer service was silent for a long time.
"When you finish running number 99," she said, "you write it yourself."
