Li Baotuo and Zhou Dafeng, a couple who drifted to Beijing, can be called the "poor travel madmen" in the food delivery industry - an insulated box can hold half of the Chinese food map. They are the "Yellow Lightning" and "Blue Hurricane" on the streets of Chaoyang District, and their takeout customers include all kinds of weirdos, even iguanas and corgis.
The most expensive takeout order they took was to transport an iguana from Beijing to Sanya.
Although her video account "Takeaway Girl Travels" only has 5 fans, every video is filled with a frugal but sunny atmosphere - when eating Russian food, she packs unfinished dishes in an insulated box, and when she stays in a B&B, she uses frozen mascara as a carving knife.
Li Baotuo is a master of folk wisdom. He has received all kinds of weird orders and always finds ways to complete them. He is good at playing the rules of each platform like Tetris: using the rider order app to pull out rides. His motto in life is: "As long as your brain is big enough, there is no knife in the world!"
Now, please fasten your seat belts, hold the takeout box steady, and follow this "heroic couple" on a thrilling and explosive journey.
Reader comments
I was laughing so hard. The adventure of this takeaway couple made me roll on the bed with laughter. They stayed in an unheated B&B to save money, but their glasses froze on their faces in the middle of the night. I rolled on the bed with laughter. . . They also sent iguanas disguised as children to Sanya for high rewards. . . . It's so wonderful. I haven't read such a wonderful novel in a long time.
The author uses humorous language to deconstruct the absurdity of reality, and uses a continuous rhythm to output jokes, giving a different feeling to the daily bitterness and bitterness.
I was laughing so hard. The adventure of this takeaway couple made me roll on the bed with laughter. They stayed in an unheated B&B to save money, but their glasses froze on their faces in the middle of the night. I rolled on the bed with laughter. . . They also sent iguanas disguised as children to Sanya for high rewards. . . . It's so wonderful. I haven't read such a wonderful novel in a long time.
The author uses humorous language to deconstruct the absurdity of reality, and uses a continuous rhythm to output jokes, giving a different feeling to the daily bitterness and bitterness.