Healing Journeys: Starting with Molten Iron Fireworks

Photographer Qin Yan roared at his influencer benefactor in front of an old opera stage: “I'm done shooting!”

After returning to his hometown, he hid his burn-scarred face behind sunglasses and planned to take a proper rest.

Just as he was worrying about how to make ends meet, a voice rang in his mind:

[The Human World System has activated.]

[Mission: Meet people, see the world, and witness all living things.]

So Qin Yan slung his camera bag over his shoulder and set off on his journey.

For other people, traveling means visiting famous spots and posting on social media.

For him, it means making money, leveling up, and maybe falling in love along the way.

Man from Sichuan-Chongqing: “Listen, this salt-gang cuisine is only authentic if you eat it at a hole-in-the-wall joint.”

Woman from Jiangnan: “Could you help me fix this oil-paper umbrella?”

Man from the Northwest: “Come on, drink this bowl of liquor, and join me in a verse: ‘Wang Chao, Ma Han, announce your names, and Lord Bao, listen closely!’”

Every time he completes a check-in, the scars on his face heal, and his proficiency in photography, restoration, cooking, and other skills skyrockets!

To outsiders, he's a cool, handsome guy with a battle-worn look, moved only by genuine traditional culture.

In reality, he's thinking: “Holy crap, I just collected them all in China, and now the next one's Egypt??”

(Also known as “This Travel Vlogger Has Maxed Out Every Skill” and “Who Says You Can't Fall in Love While Traveling?”)