After ten years running a street stall, Zhong Wen had saved up three million yuan. He bought a secondhand RV and set off on a livestreamed journey west around the world!
He thought it would be a tranquil travel show, but somehow he turned it into a cross-border street-stall saga.
His first stop was Russia, where he sold jianbing guozi on Red Square.
When the locals tried to provoke him, he flicked a spoonful of hot oil their way. “Five rubles for an egg. If you don’t want one, move along!”
As it turned out, a stunning Russian oligarch’s daughter became so obsessed with his pancake-flipping skills that she insisted on following him around the world.
The viewers in his livestream were stunned. “We told you to go traveling, not to go shopping for foreign brides!”
In Germany, he faced a meticulous female engineer and whipped out his “family heirloom wrench” and his theory that brute force could solve anything.
In France, he faced an arrogant society girl, and the two-yuan trinkets he brought from Yiwu suddenly became the height of fashion.
Zhong Wen: “Don’t get the wrong idea. I’m really not here to pick up women. I just want to open jianbing stalls all across Europe!”
Seeing more and more beautiful companions from different countries filling his RV, the whole internet went wild:
“What kind of travel streamer is this? He’s clearly a diplomatic marriage envoy!”
The plot is exactly the same as the magic modified version and copied and pasted from other books. I remember reading two identical books a few years ago.
It would be better to change the car.
No brainer.
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