After My Foundation Building Failed, I Became Immortal by Delivering Food.

Lin Mo, a loser struggling at the bottom of the world of immortality, failed three times in three years of foundation building and was kicked out of the sect. He could only survive in the mortal world by delivering food. He thought life was just like this - until one time when he was delivering food, the customer was an immortal flying with a sword, and the five-star praise he gave him turned into a stream of pure spiritual power pouring into his body; after delivering the late-night barbecue, the ghost coins that the drunken ghost cultivators gave him were exchanged for "Yin De Points" that can buy magic weapons; even the "Rage Buff" triggered when he received a negative review could make him punch through a bluestone wall. Others cultivate immortality by meditating, taking elixirs, and entering secret realms. Lin Mo cultivates immortality by running orders, getting good reviews, and handling weird orders. From delivering milk tea to mortals, to delivering "live animal takeaways" (such as spiritual pets that can curse) to demon cultivators, to delivering "quick-acting lightning protection charms" to bosses in the tribulation period, he rides a modified second-hand electric bicycle and crazily takes orders in the gap between the world of immortality and the mortal world. But as the orders became more and more outrageous, Lin Mo discovered that: the mysterious customer who always ordered luxurious set meals was actually a sealed ancient demon; the irritable monk who often pushed for orders was a wanted fugitive in heaven; even the man who sold pancakes at the gate of the community hid ancient skills that could destroy the world. What's even weirder is that the spiritual power he earned from delivering food seems to be quietly rewriting the rules of the world of immortality - it turns out that the real "big road" is never in the alchemy furnace, but in the smoke of fireworks.