Chapters: 97
Play Count: 706
After an accident, Ryan gains the power to travel between the living world and the Shadow Realm as a rider for "Dead Yet." Tasked with fulfilling the departed's last wishes, he unravels mysteries and faces peril. Confronting his fate, Ryan defies death, uncovers hidden truths, and returns with newfound wealth.
On the eve of his wedding, deliveryman Richard King unexpectedly inherits a vast fortune, becoming a billionaire overnight. When a demand for higher expenditures shatters his engagement, he finds new purpose aiding college friend Susan Grant. Their growing bond sparks a romance that blooms into a marriage envied by all.
Betrayed and humiliated, Alex Carter rises from poverty with the Delivery Master system, turning every order into profit. He builds the Velocity Crew, finds love with Emily Lane, navigates CEO Samantha Dean's influence, and outsmarts rival Tyler Shaw, ultimately conquering business and his heart's desires.
An ancient immortal loses his powers and lives as a humble deliveryman. When he investigates the legacy of a lost friend, he uncovers a dangerous conspiracy led by the wealthy elite. Forced into a battle against powerful enemies, he unleashes his hidden abilities and makes them pay.
Framed by his adopted brother and betrayed by family, Gavin died in despair. Given a second chance, he exposes the truth, rises as a radio host, and stuns the world with hit stories and songs. When his family seeks redemption, he reveals their lies and reclaims his glory with vengeance.
Martial prodigy Ethan Yates becomes a delivery driver to unseal his powers. Rescuing CEO Charlotte Shaw saddles him with debt, forcing him to work for her company. While earning ratings, he foils schemes with combat skills and juggles five women. When his nemesis returns, Ethan must break his limits and uncover his origins.
Betrayed by his wife and facing his daughter's leukemia, Frank awakens X-ray vision. Using his gift to win at gemstone gambling, he secures funds and rescues Sophie from danger. With newfound confidence, Frank exposes schemes, dismantles his rivals, and overcomes oppression. Ultimately, Frank and Sophie find love and success.
Ava, a slum fisherman's daughter, has endured years of hardship diving at the edge of the death zone every day to pay off the astronomical usury loan her gangster uncle Carter forged against her disabled father. When she risks her life to haul up the priceless “Aurora Golden Sturgeon,” Carter not only claims it for himself—he cruelly exposes the ugly truth: years ago, he forged her father's signature and swallowed $500,000 of his work-injury compensation. Carter even threatens to sell Ava's sixteen-year-old sister to an overseas smuggling ship. Faced with absolute despair, Ava doesn't kneel and beg. She slashes her palm and swears a blood oath, severing all ties with the bloodsucking family. Blacklisted along the entire coast, Ava steers a leaking boat straight into the Devil's Noose—the death zone that can shred warships. In the depths, she awakens her mysterious ice-blue eyes and drives back giant sea monsters with her bare hands. When she surfaces clutching a rotting, parasite-ridden dead fish, Carter howls with laughter—calling her a trash-picking fool. But he doesn't know this is only the prelude to the ultimate face-slap. Ava walks into the city's most exclusive international luxury auction holding a stinking fish stomach. As the snobby heiresses scream, she rips it open on the spot—inside are the Twin Platinum Ghost Dragonfish, one of only three pairs left in the world! Stunning the room, Ava wins the favor of the transnational tycoon Mrs. Stirling on the spot—$800,000 lands in her account in real time, and her class leap is complete. To save her father and the dying corporate patriarch, Ava takes on the $5 million bounty for the Abyssal Red-Ice Fish. Blinded by jealousy, Carter mortgages everything to buy a military-grade mech and hunt Ava down in the deep sea. But under the cruel laws of the deep, Carter abandons his own crew to save his gear—and the gang turns on him. Ava, meanwhile, carves her way through a swarm of venomous eels and walks away with the five million. In the end, Carter is crippled by decompression sickness, his assets looted by loan sharks and his own son, and he crawls onto the sewage flats to die like a mangy dog covered in sores. Ava, in a tailored suit and an armored Range Rover, tosses a stinking fish bone into his mud-filled mouth as a “deposit on his coffin,” coldly rolls up her window, and drives straight to the throne.
A broke delivery driver gains a system that grants him superhuman followers. He uses them to crush greedy bosses, expose criminals, build a thriving restaurant, and defeat ruthless rivals. As gangsters and deadly ninjas come looking for trouble, his unstoppable team sends every enemy flying while his own body grows stronger.
After an accident, Ryan gains the power to travel between the living world and the Shadow Realm as a rider for "Dead Yet." Tasked with fulfilling the departed's last wishes, he unravels mysteries and faces peril. Confronting his fate, Ryan defies death, uncovers hidden truths, and returns with newfound wealth.