Wild Wind on the Highway

When Sang Qi first met Lu Min, she felt that this man was not only vulgar and crude, but also an irresponsible scumbag, a typical example of someone with a good appearance but no inner quality.

Such a man should be avoided at all costs. However, for Sang Qi's trip to Shangri-La, Lu Min was precisely her private self-driving tour guide.

Before setting off, Sang Qi laid down rules for him: First, no swearing in front of me. Second, no smoking in front of me. Third, be available at my beck and call.

Lu Min chuckled, thinking this little lady had a lot of demands, but he said, "Fine, you're pretty, so whatever you say goes."

In fact, during this trip, except for being available at her beck and call, Lu Min didn't follow any of the other rules.

Mini Theater: After entering the snowy mountains, with no villages or inns nearby, they finally found lodging at a Tibetan family's home. Lu Min placed the simplest Tibetan meal in front of Sang Qi, but she coldly said, "I don't want to eat."

"Then what do you want to eat?" Lu Min looked at her with interest. Sang Qi replied expressionlessly, "I want to eat people." Hearing this, Lu Min gave a mischievous smile, "How about eating me instead? I'm more delicious and filling."

Guide for Readers: ① 1V1 road trip rough guy romance. ② HE (Happy Ending). ③ Emphasizes emotional plotline, downplays story plotline. ④ Not a long read, a sweet travel story. Originally titled "Autumn Daydream."