Chen Ye, burdened with the pressure of a car loan, traveled around the country in a second-hand RV, barely making ends meet by broadcasting live broadcasts of nature's flora and fauna. He is naturally liked by animals - coyote cubs will follow his car, seagulls dare to land on the roof of the car to grab food, and even the most vigilant wild waterfowl are willing to take the initiative to show their faces in front of the camera when they see him.
Until one day, the "natural roaming system" is suddenly bound. After completing the task, you can unlock fuel cards, exclusive parking spots, and even understand the "whispers" of birds. From egrets returning to their nests in Yunqi Wetland, to swans staying overnight in Crescent Lake, from tracking the migration trajectory of storks, to recording the daily parenting of spot-billed ducks, Chen Ye's RV has become a mobile nature observation station.
In the live broadcast room, fans watched him being rubbed on the palm by a little deer, being stood on the shoulder by an egret, watching him use the equipment rewarded by the system to take precious pictures of endangered species, and watching him grow from a small blogger worried about rent to a bridge connecting people and nature.
This systematic RV tour finally made him understand: the best scenery is always hidden in the moments of gentle treatment with all things.
