Can self-driving 318 heal injuries? Jiang Yu had been in hospital for six days, but his injury had not healed, but Gao had arrived first. On the Maoya grassland at an altitude of 4,000 meters, he met a person who made his heart beat faster.
The unruly year of sunshine is attacking × Self-sustained, sharp on the outside and soft on the inside (the summary is not good, please see the text for the specific character design)
"Free" wealthy second-generation Tibetan youth x "sane" brain-feeding crazy urban migrant workers
Jiang Yu is a migrant worker living in Shanghai (his family has a little money). Because of his betrayal, he drove alone from Shanghai and headed west along National Highway 318. He set out with the idea that "self-driving can heal his wounds", but the six-day journey not only failed to heal him, but instead left him physically and mentally exhausted - eating steamed buns, experiencing high fever, and being physically and mentally exhausted. He barely glanced at the scenery outside the window, he just kept running away.
After arriving in Litang, severe altitude sickness forced him to stop. While taking oxygen in the hotel that night, he saw a video of the Maoya Grassland and decided to go see it the next day. When he arrived at the grassland, he was knocked half to death while riding a horse. When he was paralyzed in Mujiale's rest area to take oxygen, he unexpectedly met a young man wearing a Tibetan robe.
The story is purely fictional! The locations are all real (except for specific hotels, restaurants, Mujiale, etc.)
The fault may be that the writing is not very good and is somewhat idealistic. Orz
Both of them are very good people! It's not really bullshit, maybe there's a bit of exaggeration in the way of expression ^ ^
No abuse! There may be a hint of sourness, but not much! I am a fan of
Intention: Love will be at the end of the road, waiting for the person who is willing to start over.