A Camper Van Food Diary

→ New novel coming soon: Plum Heart → Shuang Yu died. No one cared about her death, not even her daughter. Not until her daughter encountered a familiar heart. → Plum Heart is a plot-driven adventure about girls and women → RV Food and Travel Diary [Road trip + RV travel + food + travel + adventure + ensemble cast of women] I'm Tao Yu. I escaped. On New Year's Eve, amid the roaring fireworks, I fled the so-called "model family" without taking a single piece of luggage. I ran through the streets full of glowing lanterns and the crowds, and finally stepped into this unfamiliar little RV. Seats, a folding table, an induction cooker, a bathroom, and, at the end, a bed covered with a soft blanket. "We haven't had time to stock it with much, but I think it can take you to see everything in the world." "Congratulations on coming into this world again." No romance. Friends, misty mountain streams and green bamboo, blue skies over open seas, fried tofu skin, lotus root soup, spicy stir-fried meat, little pot rice noodles... Even on the road, you should eat well. From north to south, east to west, I pass through their lives and watch them laugh and frown. Wherever the wheels travel, their joys and sorrows are scattered behind them. "Everyone has difficulties, but all it takes to break through is one small opportunity." And after making plenty of friends, I even have an adventure waiting for me... [Important!] 1. The main story is written in third person. 2. This is an ensemble story about women and includes some difficult circumstances. Some chapters may be hard to read, but the characters will do their best to find a way through, and everyone has a bright future ahead of them. 3. The heroine isn't perfect and grows little by little as the story progresses. 4. In my personal opinion, this novel focuses more on the plot. The food isn't described as elaborately as in my previous book. If you want a story to read over a meal, try Fourteen Bridges and the Moon's Almanac. Love you all! ↓↓↓Completed stories to read over a meal↓↓↓ Fourteen Bridges and the Moon's Almanac Blurb: The everyday life of a country girl and a fallen young heiress, their oddly endearing sisterly bond, and the youthful spirit of sunny windows and rainy nights. A guide to Southern Song cuisine, from the spring equinox to New Year's celebrations, covering the seasons and all corners of the land. The food is thoroughly researched and will really whet your appetite! Theme: Sing with ease, drink with ease.