Delivery Boy: Orders Placed on the 13Th at Midnight Cannot Be Rejected

Chinese folklore + suspense + rules and weird stories Lin Shuo never dreamed that after graduating in 1985, his first formal job would be to inherit his grandfather's paper-making shop, a weird part-time delivery boy who was not covered by work-related injury insurance. Order platform? An APP that cannot be uninstalled. Delivery range? The old alley with no house sign, the Yellow River on a thunderstorm night, the banquet of the first seven souls... Customer testimonials? Five-star praise rewards... Bad reviews... Punishment... Shipping rules? Every one is fatal I thought I was just giving away milk tea and fried chicken wrapped in paper, and I could barely survive. It wasn't until he accidentally violated the rules and saw his grandfather's photo appearing on the yellow paper order that he discovered that his grandfather's "death of illness" was a conspiracy, and his old man had become an "item to be delivered" on the order! What's even more frightening is that behind all the strange orders, they seem to point to the same huge "ancestor" system and a terrifying existence codenamed "Taotie". In order to save his grandfather and redeem his 100,000 praises, Lin Shuo had to: Use cinnabar chicken blood to consecrate the donkey, and use willow wooden mallet to fight evil spirits. With the host girl of Hanfu UP, live broadcast delivered milk tea to the water ghost and ranked the Nuo god. Crazy exploration on the edge of the rules, and play tricks on the weird copies. But when he accidentally tore the curtain between the human world and the underworld, he discovered that the greatest terror had penetrated the human world for many years. And every takeout order he delivers brings a sleeping "ancestor" one step closer to awakening... "Hello, the paper-wrapped snail noodles you ordered have been delivered to No. 13 Wumenpai Old Lane. I wish you a pleasant meal and remember to give it a five-star review, dear."