I Can Snipe on the Ice Fields, So Who Needs to Stress Over Papers?

Zhou Fan is reborn in 2020, back to his days studying beneath the Canadian Rockies, and activates Pangu, the System for Preserving the Flame of Human Civilization. This time, he decisively casts aside his advisor’s endless lectures about how hunting is useless and stops wasting his time on professional certifications.

He rents a little cabin on the edge of the Yukon ice fields, spending each day alongside wind and snow as he devotes himself to honing his archery, tracking, and survival skills. A year later, global auditions begin for Polar Shadow. At the audition, Zhou Fan leaves every judge in awe with his astonishing feats: lying still on a frozen lake at minus thirty degrees to shoot a moving target, and landing arrow after arrow in the throat of targets a hundred yards away, even against the wind. He wins the lead role without a doubt, and from then on, the name “Ghost of the Ice Fields” resounds around the world!

Amid the deep valleys and snowy ridges of Banff National Park, and beneath the midnight sun on Nunavut’s permafrost tundra, clad in top-of-the-line Fjallraven polar gear and carrying a Sako TRG sniper rifle or a custom laminated recurve bow, he writes his legend in Canada’s vast wilderness: tracking herds of moose on a snowmobile, learning to ice-fish for seals from Inuit guides, training a team of huskies for winter hunts...

When the brief summer arrives, he returns to civilization.

He buys woodland on Vancouver Island overlooking the Pacific, renovates a century-old barn and farm in the Quebec countryside, restores a classic Pontiac Firebird, forges Nordic-style hunting knives by hand, builds birch-bark canoes, and fine-tunes vintage flintlock rifles... As a short-video creator with tens of millions of followers, he blends Eastern philosophy with wilderness survival, capturing moments of life and death on the ice fields and the craftsman’s quiet hours by the fireplace, sharing the profound wisdom of China with the world.