Casual Street Stall: A Foodie Army Chases Me Everywhere

Jiang Chen transmigrates into the body of a contracted online influencer, and from the start, his company forces him to livestream himself eating for twelve hours straight.

"You won't stream? The penalty is 500,000 yuan. Think carefully."

He thought it over, terminated his contract on the spot, and went 500,000 yuan into debt.

[Ding! The Go-With-the-Flow Stallholder System has been activated. Today's stall location: the entrance to Wutong Alley in the old town.]

That day, a dumpling stall appeared at the entrance to Wutong Alley. A hundred servings sold out in forty minutes.

A passerby casually uploaded a video. The next day, it had over ten million views.

"Where is this place? Will it still be there tomorrow?"

"No. The boss says he goes wherever the wind takes him."

The whole internet went wild.

Foodies started their own group chats, analyzing his stall locations, drawing maps, and staking out street corners. They were more obsessed than fans chasing celebrities.

His former employer, an influencer company, couldn't sit still. They offered him a contract worth a fortune: "Come back. We'll give you the best opportunities."

Jiang Chen didn't even look back. "No thanks. I'm going to another city tomorrow."

In his second month, he sold dandan noodles in Chengdu, roujiamo in Xi'an, and beef rice noodles in Chaoshan. In every city, local master chefs said, "That's the most authentic food I've ever had."

A month later, the top trending topic online was: #MissingPersonNoticeForFoodiesNationwide#

Three months later, the director of a CCTV food documentary called him personally:

"Boss Jiang, we've been making food documentaries for twenty years, and this is the first time we've failed to keep up with a stallholder."

Jiang Chen packed up his stall and glanced at the new location displayed by his System.

"See you tomorrow, if you can find me."