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Charlie Thompson, seventeen, grew up in a poor and remote village and now makes a living as a deliveryman. He has only just recovered from the stab wounds that nearly killed him, and the treatment has drained almost all of his savings. Even so, he can feel his life shifting. When he was in the hospital, his jade pendant stirred and a stream of cultivation and medical knowledge poured into his mind. From that moment on, he knew everything was about to change.

On April 4th, 2026, Kaho's life—and the entire world—is irrevocably changed. Teenagers across the globe start receiving mysterious black letters, each carrying an urgent message from another time and place: prevent an impending nuclear disaster and prepare for an otherworldly invasion set for January 20th, 2027—an invasion unlike any they have ever experienced.

Chris Hart owns the only grocery shop in Nortown, but he isn't exactly overrun by customers. Some days he wonders why he bothers to open the doors at all. Spending his days smiling at the few people trickling in and his nights alone in bed isn't the most interesting life a man could lead. But when Chris suddenly gets the excitement he's been craving, it may be more than he bargained for.<br><br>Gabriel Miller loves his life. He's close to his sister, has a job he adores and is the proud owner of one and a half cats. But all of it is taken away when he witnesses a murder. To keep him safe, the police place him in Nortown, of all possible locations.<br><br>Chris can't believe they're letting someone live in his gran's old cabin in the middle of the winter. It's too cold. When the poor man shows up in his shop looking to buy clothes, Chris's heart melts, despite the freezing temperature. Gabriel notices the way the shopkeeper looks at him, but it can't be right. No one looks at a heavyset man with heat in their eyes. Do they?

She was a down and out rich girl at the end of her tether while he was a wealthy and powerful magnate. In the dark of night, he had said cruelly, “You are but a baby machine to me.” However, her image continued to appear in his dreams every night. Five years later, a child descended from Heaven. Abducted by a little rascal of a kid who, overnight, had been enlarged into an arrogant CEO. Shamelessly, he had said, “An Ziqi, you must be responsible for me.” Calmly, the woman replied, “The warranty period is over. I will not be held responsible.” The kid, “Pa, I have succeeded in trapping a mother. Just send me!”

Ethan Cole navigates the labyrinthine streets of Brinlake, delivering packages for a local courier service. What starts as routine deliveries soon entangles him in a web of sinister events, as he uncovers packages that contain more than just ordinary items. Each delivery pulls him deeper into a conspiracy that threatens not only his life but the very fabric of Brinlake.

The delivery boy is 24 years old. He became a delivery rider after being unemployed for 3 months. He had a crush on Kai Lan, who was in the same department in college, but never confessed his feelings due to his inferiority complex. He is physically strong (he practiced Sanda in high school) but socially clumsy. After the system is activated, he gains the ability of "mind reading" (he can see other people's heartbeats and inner OS, limited to 3 times a day in the initial stage), and carries a mysterious metal stick picked up from the express delivery of a pregnant woman (later revealed to be the first generation system controller).

Do you know why demon and other evil hunt human? They stop when get it. Is there a secret behind it? or do they hate human? Or Do they revenge to human? If they hate human, why don't they destroy all the of human? It is complicated. But it is obvious secret of human soul.

A sarcastic and unlucky-in-love app developer, Aanya Kapoor, orders food one rainy night and ends up in a shouting match with a charming but infuriating delivery guy, Rohan Mehta, who’s moonlighting to fund his failing startup. A misdelivered sandwich sparks an accidental feud that goes viral online—and soon, fans are shipping them harder than Amazon. Now stuck in a fake rivalry that neither of them wants to admit is kind of fun (and maybe flirty?), Aanya and Rohan are pulled into a whirlwind of awkward dates, surprise TikTok fame, meddling friends, and a ridiculous number of sandwiches.

Riku Tanaka’s last act? Saving a cat… and getting smushed by a glowing, magic truck. Welcome to your new job, Truck-Kun! Now fused with Karma-1, a snarky talking truck, Riku’s gotta deliver wayward souls to their next lives. But there’s a catch, the Bureau of Reincarnation is run by cookies who love drama, paperwork is a nightmare, and the souls themselves? Totally wild. From a diva catgirl obsessed with having a dozen fluffy tails, to a gamer who demands to be reincarnated as a vending machine (yes, really), to a villainess fashionista forced to become a peasant seamstress, every delivery is a hot mess. Will Riku survive bureaucracy, chaos, and soul tantrums? Probably not. But hey, at least he gets to honk a lot. Hop in, buckle up, and prepare for the weirdest ride across the multiverse!

Monte’s sporting goods store is teetering on the edge of collapse due to the economic problems. The small conservative eastern California town he chose for his dream project is not welcoming, even though he keeps his gay lifestyle quiet. Then big trouble and a gorgeous package delivery driver fall into his world at the same time. Are they somehow connected?<br><br>Jeff, a special agent for Homeland Security, is working undercover to help bust a contraband and drug operation. Tracks lead to the small town of Cameron Creek, California. Who is the crime ring’s contact at this end? As a delivery driver, Jeff is scoping things out. When he meets Monte, he is smitten at once, but evidence begins to link this new friend to the case. Jeff has every reason not to pursue a relationship, but can he stop himself?