On a lively pedestrian street, the top stall owner in the front row is Little John, the barbecue chef. With his excellent grilled beef kebab technique, he made a lot of money in just 30 years, saving up to 30 million. Now, he's decided to spend all his savings to buy his own house. After much consideration, he chose this rooftop house, and set it up like this:

First, he used galvanized square steel to weld a bed frame. He borrowed some screws from his seventh auntie and fastened it firmly to the wall. Then, he wrapped it with eco-friendly wood veneers, making it strong and durable. He placed a soft mattress on top, creating a comfortable bed. To prevent bumping, he stuck a soft bag against the wall.

Next, he installed a socket on the wall and set up a wall-mounted air conditioner at the end of the bed, avoiding any blasts of air on his head. Now Little John is no longer afraid of extreme cold or heat.

Under the bed, he made a large wardrobe with shelves inside to divide the space, perfect for storing out-of-season sheets and bedding. Below, he can hang some commonly worn clothes and pants.

He made a low cabinet on the left side with a countertop induction cooktop, perfect for showing off his great cooking skills. Next to it, he created a vegetable washing area, where a wash basin can double as a washing area. Above, he installed a cupboard to store all the seasoning bottles, bowls, and chopsticks. When the cabinet door is closed, everything stays dust-free. He extended the side, creating a mirror cabinet, adding a light strip for a better look.

In the corner, he placed an e-sports table with a full set of e-sports equipment, including a graphics card 4090. The wall tiles lined up to the 1.5-meter entrance of the bed create a sleek look. He built a diamond-shaped shower room with dry and wet separation.