Delivery Across Galaxies

Introduction to the work Zhang Chen, 22 years old, is a delivery boy on Earth. The thing he regrets most in his life is taking that last order on a rainy day. A bolt of lightning struck down, and when he opened his eyes again, he was already lying in a broken spaceship that was about to fall apart. I don't know how many light years away from the earth. Credit balance: 0, company status: on the verge of bankruptcy. He became the only employee and owner of "Stardust Express" and had to complete the delivery order within thirty days, otherwise the company would be canceled, the spacecraft confiscated, and the person would be thrown into interstellar space as a refugee. Other couriers deliver goods, which are extremely time-consuming and leave negative reviews. He delivers goods to a customer who lives next to a neutron star. The goods are a "star-controlled box" that can prevent supernova explosions. On the way, he has to pass through asteroid belts, gravel graveyards, dark matter tidal areas, and a group of people who want to grab the goods, explode the goods, and blow up the goods together with people. Other delivery people are afraid of bad reviews. Zhang Chen is also afraid, but he is even more afraid of death. "Xiaoxing, how many credits are there for this order?" "One hundred thousand." "Get rich! Take that. Wait a minute, what the hell is a client living on a neutron star!!!" "Yes, the success rate is already very high! It has reached an astonishing 9%." "Artificially retarded, just kill your last boss like this." This is the story of a poor company on the verge of bankruptcy and the protagonist who was inexplicably captured as a coolie, running errands among the stars. It's just that the gift is not food, but the survival of civilization. The last order gives the universe a future.