The Dragon Kingdom has opened its doors to 144-hour tourist visas, and foreign visitors are arriving in droves.
Luo Yuanyi, a staff member at a domestic tourist attraction, accidentally binds to an Information Output System. While debunking rumors spread on foreign websites, she shares all sorts of strange little stories with foreign tourists.
After the visitors return home:
Miss Anne from Britain: This is the real Dragon Kingdom I filmed. Our media deliberately seeks out dark corners and slaps on a hellish filter to mislead the public. It's absolutely shameless!
Mr. Cross from Germany: A century-old industrial product in the Dragon Kingdom broke down, and they dug brand-new replacement parts wrapped in oiled paper out of the ground at the original site. That's what you call the meticulousness of a great industrial power.
Miss Keiko from Japan: My classmate studied and worked in the Dragon Kingdom. Her restaurant required every plate to be washed seven times. She was lazy and only washed hers six times, so they fired her. That's the true craftsmanship of our suzerain state.
Mr. Robert from America: A bird in the Dragon Kingdom accidentally hit a high-voltage power line. They urgently decided to shut off electricity nationwide to save it. What a great people, willing to stop everything for any living creature!
Miss Tabu from India: We're only doing the simplest outsourcing, while they're independently developing core technologies. It won't be long before the Dragon Kingdom punctures the false prosperity of our software industry.
Mr. Han Junji from Korea: I'm sorry, but those traditional holidays we celebrate really do all belong to them. I didn't want to say it, but eating meat like crazy these past few days has been so amazing, sob...
Foreign websites: Is this really the Dragon Kingdom we thought we knew? How many years have we been deceived?!!!
It's pretty good, and it's more realistic. Other books of the same type are nonsense. From the people to the leaders, no one can be grateful. You're at a disadvantage because you wrote it late. It's still a bit short, but it's really something.