You Say I’m Raking It In as a Streamer, But I Only Sell Local Specialties

Lin Ran transmigrates to a parallel world.

He becomes the village chief of a local-specialty production base.

The base collects local specialties from all over the country.

He livestreams the sale of fish roe.

One follower asks if he can supply it for state banquets.

Lin Ran: "Of course. The fish we use for our roe are freshly killed every day, so we can guarantee it is as fresh as possible."

The state banquet catering department never expected that a fish roe product that had been held back for years would be developed by an agricultural production base.

A few days later,

a group of experts arrives at Lin Ran's base.

Lin Ran is dumbfounded.

He was just selling fish roe. How did it turn out to be Russian caviar?

The experts are stunned, too.

Lin Ran is using caviar in a hotpot?

He's feeding goose foie gras to the dogs?

The West Guang Tourism Bureau helped take care of his nephew.

And he donated 100,000 boxes of cranberries to West Guang in return?

This is insane!

The whole internet is going wild!

"The whole country needs to conduct a thorough agricultural investigation!"

"We've been ripped off for so many years. So the streamer was hiding all the good stuff?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.