I Deliver Food, But They Insist I'm Invincible

Lin Ran, an ordinary food delivery rider in Huiguang City, just wants to grab more orders and avoid bad reviews. One stormy night, he stumbles into a high-stakes commercial espionage case while delivering food. A casual complaint about "too many surveillance blind spots" leads the operatives on site to mistake him for a pre-positioned "top intelligence king." Subsequently, wealthy Chen Bonian, gray-market broker Cheng Xiao, and the mysterious "Mirror Game" intelligence circle all see him as a hidden master among the common folk. Lin Ran is actually a timid, ordinary person—neither smart nor strong. But he discovers that by staying silent and occasionally muttering, "This spot seems a bit off," others automatically fill in a grand scheme of ten thousand words. From cracking competitors' hidden orders to disrupting several billion-dollar mergers, and being drawn into the layers of the "Mirror Game," the more he tries to downplay things, the more others mythologize him. Through a series of accidents, he rises from the lowest delivery boy to the legendary "Delivery King" feared by Huiguang's gray market. His true "invincibility" lies merely in making others believe he is invincible.