With a Door to Anywhere, You Can Really Do Whatever You Want

What's it like to have a door that can take you anywhere?

One day, on a whim, Han Yu watched the Lakers play in Los Angeles in the morning, fed pigeons in Paris at noon, took a nap at the Sydney Opera House, went to Nara to play with reindeer in the afternoon, and had dinner at a three-Michelin-star restaurant in Hong Kong. After eating his fill, he returned to his mansion in Lujiazui, Shanghai, to wash up and go to bed.

He can travel anywhere in the world to explore and hunt for treasure. He's left his footprints in the deepest parts of uninhabited regions and in the untouched mausoleum of the First Emperor. The Nazi treasure ship hidden in Antarctica and the golden city in the Amazon rainforest will all become part of Han Yu's private collection.

Life with a door that can take you anywhere is just so plain, simple, and happy.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.