Hunting in America: Starting with Wilderness Survival

Li Ang transmigrates to a parallel-world America and binds to a proficiency panel before joining the filming of 360 Days Alone in the Wilderness.

With the help of his golden finger, he maxes out every kind of wilderness survival skill.

[Max-Level Archery: Shoot through a willow leaf from a hundred paces, never miss]

[Max-Level Fishing: Cast your line and catch a fish every time, never come back empty-handed]

[Max-Level Marksmanship: Never miss, every shot hits its mark]

[Max-Level Construction], [Max-Level Gathering], [Max-Level Tracking], [Max-Level Animal Husbandry]...

With these max-level skills, Li Ang goes on a rampage in the Alaskan mountains.

While the other contestants stuff themselves with roots and lose weight fast, Li Ang is eating beef.

While the others struggle to survive, going hungry for days on end, Li Ang is eating bear paw.

While the others cry and prepare to quit the competition, bored Li Ang starts raising pets.

A cowhide backpack, black bear hide gloves, an Arctic wolf pup...

They're all trophies Li Ang has claimed.

When he returns from the wilderness to civilization,

he buys land in America, builds a log cabin, gets his pilot's license, buys a farm, forges knives, makes bows, builds guns, restores a classic car, and experiences every aspect of American life.

He's a top-tier star of a global video platform, signed to the same agency as Justin Bieber, with tens of millions of followers. He records his hunts and moments from daily life, while also sharing the image and culture of the new China with the world.