The author originally wrote this book for himself, so he did not pay too much attention to some details, including the scene of which place. Please bear with me and the author will try his best to correct it.
Lin Yu, a 22-year-old fresh graduate from Beijing, rejected the "iron rice bowl" arranged by his parents and accidentally bound to the "Global Youth Exploration System". At the beginning, he unlocked a global limited edition Mercedes-Benz Sprinter top-class RV + 600,000 start-up capital, and resolutely embarked on a purely self-guided global trip!
Departing from Beijing, drive a top-notch RV through China's great rivers and mountains: climb Mount Tai to watch the sunrise, travel to the West Lake to enjoy the misty rain, drive on the Duku Highway to watch the changes of the four seasons, go deep into Tibet to worship the Potala Palace, look up at the stars at Everest Base Camp, and visit famous scenic spots such as Kanas, Jiuzhaigou, and Lijiang Ancient City. Everywhere you go, you can unlock large sums of money, top equipment and professional skills by signing in - from RV maintenance and wilderness survival to multi-lingual communication and professional photography, the system covers it all!
At the end of the domestic journey, the RV went straight to foreign countries: visiting the night market in Chiang Mai, Thailand, experiencing history at the Colosseum in Rome, Italy, chasing the aurora in Iceland, watching the great migration of animals in the African grasslands, and exploring secrets in the Amazon rainforest... From a young socialite to an all-round explorer who dares to venture and try, Lin Yu relies on system rewards and travel experience to unlock customs, growth and surprises along the way.
This is an undefined youth trip, a top-notch RV, a universal sign-in system, and a start-up capital of 600,000. Lin Yu has only one goal: to visit every famous scenic spot in the world, measure the world with his steps, and live the way he wants!
Reader comments
There is no main line at all, it's like writing a diary
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
Watching it, it was broadcast live. When I saw this, I didn't want to watch it. Isn't this the word pure water?