Lu Chen is an ordinary delivery worker who has been delivering takeout for three years. The platform docks his pay, his landlord hounds him for rent, and he can barely bring himself to eat a hot meal. Then one late night, he gets a bizarre delivery order worth 500 yuan, complete with four rules that mean instant death if broken.
He thinks it is a prank, but grits his teeth and completes the delivery. Not only does he get the 500 yuan, he also unexpectedly awakens the [Abnormal Delivery System]: for every bizarre delivery he completes, he earns cash and extraordinary rewards. He can also unlock the [Eye of Rules], which lets him see loopholes in every rule.
While others barely survive the rules-based horror scenarios, he exploits bugs and turns high-risk deliveries into cash machines:
A wheelchair monster chases him through an abandoned hospital? He ducks into a ward, welds the door shut from the inside, and watches the monster glare helplessly from outside.
Enforcers try to steal his rule fragments? He opens a rift in the rules and traps them inside, then milks them for all they're worth.
The S-rank instance that every delivery runner in the city avoids? He takes a quick stroll through it, claims the first clear, and swipes every hidden reward inside.
All he wanted was to make enough money to pay rent without any trouble. But the rule fragments in his hands keep piling up, and the conspiracy behind them keeps growing: a mysterious organization called the Enforcers is using the power of rules to transform the entire city, and he is the only one who can stop them.
“I was just a delivery guy. You’re the ones who insisted on making me play for keeps.”
[Urban fantasy + rules-based horror + feel-good anti-grind story. Fast-paced and packed with satisfying moments, with twists in every chapter and no dull stretches. Perfect for reading on a break, before bed, or during your commute. You won't regret giving it a shot!]
