Leisurely Traveler with Check-in System

"Sure, anyway, I’ll be going out for a walk later."

"I mean right now, I’ll wear this outfit."

"This one..." Li Younan was momentarily stunned because Liu Li was actually wearing a nightgown.

Liu Li put down the camera, crossed one foot forward, twisted her body with both hands behind her back, striking a very playful and girlish pose.

She also gave a wink, although she hadn’t done that in ages, it was of very high quality.

"I didn’t have the opportunities before, now I want to be a good model."

"I want to be a good photographer too, but I do charge for it."

"Stingy!"

"The camera can testify, my charges are absolutely fair and reasonable. And it’s not everyone who gets the chance to have me take photos."

"Am I not a beauty?"

"Uh... that’s not really related."

"I’ll reward you."

"Haha, tell me the specifics."

"That depends on if the photos you take satisfy me, only then will I reveal it."

"Hah..."

"Also, let me tell you Li Younan, the situation is different now."

"Hmm?"

Liu Li stuck out her tongue and quickly skipped away in small steps.

...

After breakfast, Li Younan and Liu Li went out together.

Although it was already April, but the temperature outside was still quite chilly after the snow just fell.

As the sun rose higher, the temperature gradually went up too, Liu Li applied a layer of sunscreen on her exposed skin, put on a white down jacket, and followed Li Younan out.

With the altitude being over 4000 meters, to be safe, Li Younan also brought the portable oxygen machine.

The two of them walked on the lakeside beach where they were camping, first taking a stroll by the lake, their feet crunching on the snowy ground.

It’s necessary to wear sunglasses in this weather, otherwise it can hurt the eyes.

And with sunglasses on, Li Younan appeared a bit more mysteriously suave, and Liu Li kept glancing at him.

During this process, she didn’t forget to use the gimbal camera to help Li Younan shoot video, although the results weren’t as good as his own, it was authentic.

Apart from the path through the woods they took to get here, there’s also a hill worth exploring further.

However, Li Younan planned not to walk but to return to the RV to take down the mountain bike.

This time, Liu Li skillfully took the back seat, donned a pink helmet, and naturally held onto his waist.

Later, the mountain bike headed towards the hill, which clearly had signs of being traversed by people.

Li Younan kept riding upward, about over a kilometer away from their campsite, reaching a highland, then encountered prayer flags, mani stone mounds, and a white tower where incense was burning.

Cresting the hill, a small Tibetan village already appeared in view.

Near Ranwu Lake, it’s no surprise there’s a settlement, as quite a few people live here.

It’s apparent this village doesn’t have many people, only around a dozen households.

The road down from here is not suitable for regular vehicles, fortunately for Li Younan, he has the mountain bike, which he rode slowly down the rugged trail, giving Liu Li a thrilling ride.

Now, Liu Li had completely overcome her agoraphobia, the future is smooth sailing, and taking these occasional thrilling little paths is quite good.

To have such a village near the camp is naturally a good thing for Li Younan, as their food supplies would only last a couple of weeks, if they stay longer, they would need restocking, and without hunting options domestically, getting supplies here is best.

This is a well-known travel stop, so when Li Younan’s bike appeared at the village’s edge, the local Tibetan people didn’t feel surprised.

At the village entrance, an elderly Tibetan woman leisurely sat on stone steps soaking up the sun, beside her was a middle-aged man, speaking in Tibetan.

Seeing Li Younan, the man clearly showed interest in his mountain bike, his gaze lingered on its unique shock absorbers for a while, and he greeted Li Younan warmly using somewhat awkward Mandarin: "You rode this here?"

Li Younan and Liu Li got off the bike, he pointed towards the hill’s direction and said: "Camping over there, my big vehicle is parked there."

Li Younan earnestly explained to the man until he understood.

But at this moment, the man’s expression turned a bit serious: "It’s okay to live by the lake, but you can’t litter."

Li Younan was surprised, although the man’s tone remained friendly, he sensed a warning.

He wasn’t upset by this, understanding that travelers often left a bad impression on the local Tibetan people.

Li Younan responded amicably, assuring he wouldn’t litter, and then inquired about buying groceries here.

The man explained that for buying meat, they could purchase when the village processes cows or sheep; for vegetables, besides locally grown potatoes and carrots, a grocery truck would pass by every few days from town to the village, where they can buy, or directly go to town for shopping.