Only I Can Receive Death Orders

The male protagonist is a down-and-out errand boy, and he is very close to us ordinary people. Others take orders for milk tea delivery, but only he can receive the strange death order. The order tasks are all about preventing all kinds of fatal dangers. Various high-risk scenes such as abandoned communities, dangerous viaducts, and malfunctioning subways take turns taking place late at night. The plot of rescuing people is particularly exciting to watch. At first, I thought it was just a simple supernatural story about saving people, but the more I read, the more I discovered that there was a huge conspiracy behind it. All the seemingly random deaths were man-made arrangements, and the root cause was the fire incident twelve years ago. The author pays great attention to the details, and the foreshadowing laid in the front will be recovered one by one later, and the logic will not dig holes randomly. The biggest breaking point in the book is the fifth order. The recipient is the hero himself, and the sender is his father who has been missing for twelve years. This instantly brings the conflict of the story to its peak. There are no witty supporting characters, the suspense atmosphere is in place, and the plot is progressive. If you like urban supernatural and mystery novels, you must try it. You will definitely not be disappointed!