Wilderness Survival: The Disgraced Star Who Thrives

Qin Changfeng, a true master of the wild, is transported to a parallel world where he awakens as a disgraced celebrity filming a survival reality show. Having always loathed the backstabbing and performative theatrics of the entertainment industry, he is surprised to find that the desolate Arctic tundra feels less like a punishment and more like paradise. From the dazzling auroras to the surreal extremes of polar day and night, and the breathtaking expanse of frozen landscapes, he considers these sights priceless wonders that money could never buy. Food? That is the least of his concerns. Craving fish, he weaves his own traps and gill nets, carves spears and fishing rods by hand, or practices fly-fishing with such flair that he ends up sick of eating his daily catch. For game, he crafts slingshots, Penobscot bows, American hunting bows, and bone-tipped javelins, taking down muskoxen, moose, and black bears with inhuman accuracy—treating these formidable beasts not as fearsome predators, but as prime cuts of protein for his table. While other contestants thank providence for a meager grouse, Qin Changfeng decides to go vegetarian for a day because he is tired of meat. While they pray for their gill nets to yield a single fish, he announces he is whittling a guitar to serenade his viewers. As his competitors struggle to fill their stomachs, he is already pursuing spiritual fulfillment. Watching his figure grow noticeably rounder by the day, netizens are left utterly dumbfounded. How on earth is he gaining weight out here? And what is even more absurd—he has somehow become the hottest new sensation in the music industry, all while stranded in the wilderness.