My Trip Can Open Treasure Chests

The title of the book is Travel Can Open Treasure Chests, but I only went to Lhasa and Inner Mongolia once in China and still traveled very few places. The rest were written abroad, basically Norway, which is seriously inconsistent with the title of the book, especially when it comes with a system, which I have basically used a few times. Why is the system lost? Are the domestic landscapes so unworthy of your attention?

After reading fantasy, fairy tales, apocalypse, urban novels and other random novels that try to sell people at their own expense, this more bland novel can be regarded as a book of heaven. I like to watch delicious food being cooked, and of course I would like it even more if the recipes can be written in detail. I also saw the person above who said that the protagonist vomited and abandoned the book after going abroad to read it. I just want to say that everyone has their own ideas. Where you want to go depends on your consumption level and willingness. I think the reason for going to Northern Europe is for the fjord landscape, which is the only place in the country that doesn't exist. After all, it has everything, and the only thing that doesn't have it, of course, I have to see.

I can only read the first seventy chapters, and then I go abroad directly. Also, the title of your book has nothing to do with the content of your book. Although I like slow life, I vomited when I saw that I went abroad directly. I can't walk. I just want to fly. There is no foreshadowing. I can't stand it, so I decisively gave up the book.

It's okay, just a bit bland, and a bit boring after watching it for a long time