On the afternoon after the college entrance exams ended, Chao Yan received a text from an unknown number. It read: [I'm your ancestor. Buy some mung bean cakes tonight and leave them at home.]
She shot back a rude reply and blocked the sender, then made sure her phone was set to reject all calls and texts from unknown numbers.
That night, Chao Yan had a strange dream. An old man said to her, "Tell your dad to stop worshipping me. I'm already dead, so why won't he let me rest? The college entrance exams are over, and I can't help you change your answers now. He'd be better off going out to eat, drink, and have fun."
"Little girl, don't forget to bring me something to eat tomorrow. Actually, never mind. I'll come find you tomorrow."
When she woke up, before Chao Yan could find someone to drive away evil spirits, a person claiming to be her "ancestor" showed up at her door.
He knew everything about three generations of her family and even brought up plenty of embarrassing stories about her grandfather and father.
Now that was something she wanted to hear.
In no time, Chao Yan was tricked into becoming a part-time courier for both the world of the living and the world of the dead. She had to deliver packages to ghosts, and even the underworld officials made her deliver their packages.
At first, people in the living world noticed a mysterious package appearing in their phone's tracking information. The delivery updates looked normal enough, so they didn't think much of it.
It wasn't until they saw the delivery person's name listed as "Black and White Impermanence" that they realized something might be wrong.
Later:
Chao Yan: "I quit..."
Ancestor: "I heard they're giving us a raise this month. Don't you go to that Q University? I met a new coworker whose grandson studies there too. I hear he's tall and handsome, with a great figure."
Chao Yan: "I'm going to get crispy chocolate. Want me to bring you some?"
She absolutely wasn't giving in to money and handsome men. She simply enjoyed working as a courier.
Theme: Dedication to one's work.
Celebrating the end of the college entrance examination, I remember that during the college entrance examination, my father didn't even say anything and didn't even ask. Puff
Me and my grudge dad
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"Bullying" is a big bug for the author~
It's Chapter 6, and I haven't gotten to the topic yet. . . .
"I'll be here soon" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ It's "come back early", right?
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