The author originally wrote this book just for themselves, so they didn't pay much attention to some details, including the descriptions of different places. Please bear with them. They'll do their best to improve it.
Lin Yu, a 22-year-old fresh graduate from Beijing, turns down the “secure government job” arranged by his parents and unexpectedly bonds with the “Global Youth Adventure System.” From the start, he unlocks a globally limited-edition Mercedes-Benz Sprinter luxury motorhome and 600,000 yuan in startup funds, then sets out on a fully independent trip around the world!
Setting out from Beijing, he drives his luxury motorhome across China's magnificent landscapes: he climbs Mount Tai to watch the sunrise, visits West Lake amid mist and rain, takes the Duku Highway to see the seasons change, journeys deep into Tibet to pay his respects at the Potala Palace, and gazes at the stars from Everest Base Camp. He checks off famous destinations one by one, including Kanas, Jiuzhaigou, and the old town of Lijiang. At every stop, sign-in rewards unlock huge sums of money, top-tier gear, and professional skills, from motorhome repairs and wilderness survival to multilingual communication and professional photography. The System takes care of it all!
When his domestic journey ends, he drives the motorhome across the border and straight into the world. He explores night markets in Chiang Mai, takes in history at Rome's Colosseum, chases the aurora in Iceland, watches the great animal migration on the African savanna, and seeks out hidden wonders in the Amazon rainforest... From an awkward, socially anxious young man to a fearless, all-around explorer, Lin Yu uses the System's rewards and the lessons of travel to discover local cultures and customs, growing along the way and finding one surprise after another.
This is a youthful journey without limits: one luxury motorhome, one all-purpose sign-in System, and 600,000 yuan in startup funds. Lin Yu has just one goal: visit every famous destination in the world, measure the earth with his own footsteps, and live life on his own terms!
Watching it, it was broadcast live. When I saw this, I didn't want to watch it. Isn't this the word pure water?
There is no main line at all, it's like writing a diary