The Courier

Lu Chuan was once an ordinary intra-city delivery rider. He knew every street in the city and was accustomed to confirming every delivery. In his view, the meaning of being a rider was never just about delivering things quickly, but about ensuring that what others entrusted to him arrived safely. An accident sent him back to the Northern Song Dynasty. Here, there were no phones, no navigation, no instant communication. When people of this era still relied on post stations and messengers to convey information, Lu Chuan discovered that his most unremarkable work experience had become the reason a dilapidated post station was needed again. From an ordinary delivery to an important entrustment; from a neglected small post station to a reliable place connecting people. Lu Chuan gradually understood: what a courier delivers is never just items, but the trust that others are willing to place in his hands. — Description from novelcodex.org