Love on Delivery

The action takes place in a contemporary urban setting typical of 1990s Hong Kong cinema, mixing everyday city life with fantastical martial arts oddities. The era amplifies the film's fast-paced humor, public spectacle, and the crowd-driven energy of the competitions. The gadgets, fashion, and social vibe reflect the period's street-level culture.

The story unfolds across a gritty urban landscape, with pivotal scenes inside a small convenience shop and a local fitness center. Key events move between a crowded stadium during the climactic match and a desolate garbage dump where plans and schemes unfold. The alternating indoor and street-level locations underscore the film's street-smart humor and underdog hustle.

🥋 Self-Improvement

Ho Kam-ang’s journey from a timid delivery boy to a self-assured would-be fighter drives the plot. The spoof training by Tat pushes him to confront fear and doubt, even when the methods are dubious. Through persistence, improvised tactics, and unexpected resilience, Ho learns that courage and grit can trump natural talent.

🎭 Deception

The story toys with illusion and reality as Tat pretends to offer real Kung Fu training while selling false techniques. This deception creates comic misdirection, challenging what viewers should accept as true skill. The climactic reveal reframes trust and exposes the gap between appearances and actual bravery.

💪 Reputation & Strength

Lily’s disdain for “weak” men sets Ho on a path to prove his worth in a public arena. The stadium clash becomes a stage for redefining strength beyond brute force—embracing perseverance, ingenuity, and moral courage. The resolution reclaims kung fu’s public image by showing that true power includes heart and resilience.