If I Give You 100 Million

[The Return of the Gods + Highway Literature + Philosophical Enlightenment] + [Urban Adventures + System Tasks + Various Conditions in the World] The rough guy from Northeast China [Protagonist Li Tie Zhu] is poorer than his face. After being repeatedly rubbed by life, he unexpectedly received a reward of 100 million from [Le Zi Shen Xian Wen Qu Xing]. From a pauper who couldn't even afford [18-yuan beef noodles], he transformed into a "gift manager" surrounded by luxury cars and beautiful women, but he was completely lost in the drunkenness and wealth. When the bubble of wealth is burst, the fairy's mission follows: driving a broken truck across the country, experiencing all kinds of things in the world, and writing a "Human Observation" for his entertainment. Thus, a journey of "redemption" begins, falling from the clouds into the quagmire, and then looking up at the stars from the quagmire. In this journey with loneliness, he used a "non-local driver's perspective" to swallow the troubles of life in "Beijing's Douzhier", "Changsha's Chili" to spice up the bloody spirit against fate, and "Guangzhou's morning tea" to understand the reconciliation between speed and slowness... In the end, he discovered that true wealth is not the number on the bank card, but when you have seen all the prosperity and gone through hardships, you still know clearly in your heart, "Where is home"**.