Linchao City was struck by the once-in-a-century "Addressless Wind."
Any street swept by the wind first vanished from maps, then from navigation systems, records, and people's memories. In a place without an address, fire engines couldn't find you, ambulances couldn't get in, and even your family would forget where to go to bring you home.
Chen Du, an ordinary courier, unexpectedly received a registered letter addressed to the city.
Delivery address: The eye of the typhoon.
Recipient: Anyone still living in Linchao City tomorrow.
He had to join a citywide relay and complete a delivery route that was disappearing before midnight.
Because whether a city could reach tomorrow wasn't decided by the fastest runner.
It depended on whether anyone was willing to take the final leg.
