Strange: My Passengers Are Not Human

As the strange phenomenon resurfaces and forbidden zones spread globally, Chen Mo, an ordinary ride-hailing driver, binds with the Strange Ride System. From then on, his passengers are not human—they are paper-mache pregnant women, mirror ghosts, the Plague God, messengers of the Trimurti, the All-Father of Norse gods, and even Death itself trapped in his back seat. His weapons are not guns but passenger rules: no seatbelt means being flung out by inertia, in-car fights force mediation, bad reviews strip all buffs. He uses traffic rules to restrain gods, negotiates life and death with a five-star rating system, and uses "detours" to keep Death from ever reaching its destination. From the Styx ferry to the Pacific abyss, from the Sahara throne to the end of the world, he picks up rides and binds passengers. Retired detectives, a girl with split personalities, a data-life orange cat, a delivery rider—all become permanent passengers. When the strange phenomenon is cleared globally, he cancels his god-level account and re-registers as an ordinary driver—with Death and the Creator God in the back seat, the former Strange Queen in the passenger seat, and an orange cat in his arms. "Road ahead is clear, estimated arrival time: a lifetime."