If You Can Snipe and Kill in the Ice Field, Who Will Write a Paper?

Zhou Fan was reborn and returned to the days when he studied abroad at the foot of the Canadian Rockies in 2020, activating the fire continuation system of human civilization - Pangu. In this life, he decisively abandoned his mentor's nagging that "hunting is useless" and no longer wasted time on those professional certificates. He rented a cabin on the edge of the Yukon Icefield, and spent his days with the wind and snow, concentrating on honing his bow and arrow, tracking and survival skills. A year later, the global auditions for "Polar Shadow Hunt" were launched. In the audition venue, Zhou Fan stunned all the judges by sniping down a moving bull's-eye while lying still on an ice lake at 30 degrees below zero, and sealing the throat with arrows from a hundred yards into the wind. He won the leading role without any suspense, and from then on, the name "Ghost of the Ice" resounded around the world! In the deep valley snow line of Banff National Park, under the polar daylight of the Nunavut tundra, Fjallraven is equipped with top-notch polar equipment, holding a Sako TRG sniper rifle/custom laminated recurve bow. He writes legends in the vast uninhabited land of Canada: driving snowmobiles to track moose herds, learning seal ice fishing with Inuit guides, training a team of huskies for winter hunting... When the short summer comes, he returns to civilization. He purchased woodland facing the Pacific Ocean on Vancouver Island, renovated a century-old barn farm in the Quebec countryside, restored an old Pontiac Firebird sports car, forged Nordic-style hunting knives with his own hands, made birch kayaks, and fine-tuned retro flintlock guns... As a short video blogger with tens of millions of fans, he integrated Eastern philosophy into wilderness survival, using his camera to record the moments of life and death on the ice and the craftsman's time by the fireplace, conveying profound Chinese wisdom to the world.