Survival on the Arctic Ice Field

No System, no supernatural powers, no heroine, realistic, and packed with detail: an authentic account of a survivor making it through the Arctic!

Li Jun was born in the 1980s. After graduating from college, he joined a private company. Fifteen years later, the company went bankrupt and he was forced out of work. He was already over 35, and most companies wouldn't hire someone his age. With elderly parents to care for and children to support, his only option was work like food delivery. Then, by chance, he got the opportunity to take part in a wilderness survival show. The organizers promised a million-dollar reward to anyone who could survive for more than 100 days on the Arctic ice sheet. Faced with such a generous prize, Li Jun was tempted. He could never earn a million dollars in his lifetime otherwise. If he won, he could achieve financial freedom with ease, and his wife would no longer have to toil away at her job every day. He could give his children a decent life. For his family and for his future, he decided to give it his all. He was about to embark on a life-or-death journey.