Qi Heng, a nutrition college student, accidentally traveled to the interstellar orc world of a food desert. In order to earn living expenses, he bound the system to broadcast live broadcasts and do shopping on his hometown on Earth. He originally wanted to make a fortune silently, but due to his lost Chinese food skills, he not only cured the "madness" of the interstellar warriors, but also unknowingly used live broadcasts to connect two civilizations, starting a two-way journey of technology and culture.
Reader comments
This book is quite well written. The protagonist's vigilance when he first came to a strange environment, as well as the assistance of relatives in the country, and the subsequent development are quite consistent with normal logic. Sometimes it feels quite frustrating. I hope you can stick to it. I love you😘
It looks good, and has a very real sense of anxiety. The survival anxiety of being cautious and careful every step of the way is very realistic, giving you the illusion of watching a movie [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned]
Is it no CP? As I watched it, I was afraid that I would suddenly create a CP for the protagonist😱
This book is quite well written. The protagonist's vigilance when he first came to a strange environment, as well as the assistance of relatives in the country, and the subsequent development are quite consistent with normal logic. Sometimes it feels quite frustrating. I hope you can stick to it. I love you😘
It looks good, and has a very real sense of anxiety. The survival anxiety of being cautious and careful every step of the way is very realistic, giving you the illusion of watching a movie [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned]
Is it no CP? As I watched it, I was afraid that I would suddenly create a CP for the protagonist😱