Guizhou Cook Becomes Warlord in Africa

Lin Yuan, the owner of Guiyang Qianweixuan restaurant chain, with eight restaurants, an annual income of tens of millions, and his fiancée is a TV host - just when his life was going uphill, he fell into the abyss overnight. In order to protect the waitress, he sent the deputy mayor's son to the ICU after he tried to molest her. Within three days, the restaurant was closed, fiancée Shen Xuewei cut off contact, and half-brother Lin Jinghong stood across the street smiling at him with a cup of coffee. The charge was intentional injury, and there was only one way left for him - sneaking across. In the Indian Ocean, a rusty cargo ship carried 120 stowaways heading to Africa. Lin Yuanhuai had no money and no passport, only a pack of Zunyi dried chili peppers, a small bag of Sichuan peppercorns, two pieces of bacon, a pack of glutinous rice cake chili peppers, and a bottle of Kaili sour soup. The pirates are coming. At this moment, an ancient bronze tripod pattern lit up on Lin Yuan's wrist - the Guichu Shinto system was activated. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.