[Urban Superpowers + Mystery and Crime Solving + Slow Progression + Wits and Strategy + One Female Lead]
Other people awaken superpowers and can summon wind and rain from the start.
Delivery rider Lin Mo awakens the power of teleportation, but it only works over a distance of 0.5 meters, takes ten minutes to recharge, and can’t carry anyone with him.
It’s too short-range to be much use in a fight, but perfect for deliveries: slipping through locked doors, crossing sealed fences, and taking crucial evidence to places his enemies would never expect.
Then one day, an impossible late-night order leads him to a blood-soaked house with no one there to receive the delivery.
Missing delivery riders, live cargo containers, identities erased by the System, and a group of others who have also unexpectedly gained superpowers gradually point toward a criminal organization called the Mayfly.
They seek immortality, and the technology they possess really works.
The price is turning countless ordinary people and superpowered individuals into disposable materials that can be replaced at any moment.
When Lin Mo’s spatial ability is identified as the final “door” missing from the immortality project, he doesn’t run.
An electric scooter, a delivery box, a stack of real orders, and a teleportation power that can only take him half a meter at a time: following the city’s most overlooked delivery routes, he’ll send every last person lurking in the dark straight into the hands of the law.
