With car loan payments weighing him down, Chen Ye sets off to travel across the country in a secondhand RV, barely making ends meet by livestreaming the plants and animals of the great outdoors. Animals are naturally drawn to him: wolf cubs run alongside his vehicle on the grasslands, seagulls land on the roof to snatch food, and even the most wary wild waterbirds willingly come right up to the camera to show themselves.
Then one day, the Nature Roaming System suddenly binds to him. Complete missions to unlock fuel cards, designated parking spots, and even the ability to understand birds' "whispered conversations." From egrets returning to their nests in Yunqi Wetland to swans spending the night at Crescent Lake, from tracking the migration of Asian openbill storks to documenting the parenting habits of spot-billed ducks, Chen Ye's RV becomes a mobile nature observatory.
In the livestream, fans watch him let muntjacs nuzzle his palm and egrets perch on his shoulder. They see him use equipment awarded by the System to capture precious images of endangered species, and watch as a little blogger who once worried about making rent gradually becomes a bridge between people and nature.
This RV journey with the System ultimately teaches him that the finest scenery is always found in those moments when we treat all living things with tenderness.
