Wingsuit Drop into Back to Field: Build a House, Catch Snakes, and Hunt Wild Boars

"There are two kinds of people in the jungle: those who conquer it with gear, and those who treat the jungle itself as their gear! Lu is the latter." - Bei Ye

"I used to think pretty young stars were all illiterate, until I saw Lu Ze reciting 'The Snake Catcher's Tale' while catching snakes. That shattered my stereotype." - Yu Hua

"I'm an outlaw in the legal world. I've sent countless criminals to prison. Lu Ze is an outlaw in the animal kingdom. Even tigers have to offer him a cigarette!" - Luo Xiang

Season Seven of Yearning for the Countryside began airing, and Lu Ze transmigrated into a universally hated, washed-up pretty boy, becoming the first guest in the show's history to have "bought his way onto the cast"!

From the moment he parachuted into the jungle in a wingsuit, he kept shattering the audience's expectations.

"The other guests put together a wooden shelter to keep off the rain, but he built a jungle villa spanning dozens of square meters?"

"The others are eating compressed rations, while he's got sashimi on one side and charcoal-grilled wild boar on the other?"

"Holy crap, he traded one roasted pig's trotter for a year's worth of advertising endorsements?"

"Just for a bed in Lu Ze's jungle villa, Shen Teng lined up ten leading roles in film and TV productions for him?"

Building houses, catching snakes, and slaughtering wild boars. Is this really a pretty boy?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.