I Set up a Stall, Socrates Chased the Bar

Others who traveled through time either ascended the throne and proclaimed themselves emperors, or cultivated immortality and became gods. Lin Xiaoman traveled through time and space with only his mobile food truck, setting up a stall and selling snacks at all times. From the Peking Man ruins of the Paleolithic Age to the banks of the Nile River in ancient Egypt; from the squares of Athens in ancient Greece to the streets of Chang'an in the Tang Dynasty; from the Mayan rainforest to the Caribbean in the Age of Discovery, he conquered primitive people with a fried chicken, defeated the Egyptian Pharaoh with a popsicle, popularized ancient Rome with a bowl of fried noodles, and sold modern delicacies throughout all nodes of human civilization. Ancient people throughout time and space worshiped him as a god, but one old man chased him for a hundred time and space and became his exclusive fan. Everyone else was full of praise for his food, but Socrates was the only one who started to torture his soul while nibbling his fried chicken and drinking his iced Coke: "If fried chicken is your strength, then what are you without fried chicken?" Lin Xiaoman: Old man, just eat as much as you want, don't make excuses every day, okay? An easy and funny check-in flow for all civilizations, with humor in each chapter and no cruelty throughout. Watch the social beast snack stall owner and the arrogant philosopher Socrates fall in love and kill each other across time and space!