Global Live Broadcast: I Won 200 with a Hatchet

Chen Ye, a student from the Department of Biology at Yanda, was accidentally involved in the global live broadcast of the "Qixing Mountain Wilderness Survival Challenge". Starting with only a hatchet and no supplies, he had to face deadly crises such as heavy rain, wild beasts, and hunger, and he also had to compete for a championship prize of 2 million. This was not only a life-saving challenge to raise money for his mother's surgery, but also a survival counterattack watched by the entire network. In the semi-finals, you can fight alone or in a team. In the finals, all old materials are banned and you start from scratch with only designated tools. Building a fire must be approved by the referee, and violations will lead to elimination; there are ladder bonuses of 20,000 in 10 days and 100,000 in 30 days. Every step is related to life, death and wealth. Without a golden finger or superpower, Chen Ye only relied on classroom knowledge and the mountain skills taught by his grandfather to build shelters, filter water sources, make homemade stoves, and fish late at night, gritting his teeth and persevering in loneliness and fear. Hundreds of millions of viewers around the world watched in real time and interacted with the barrage. Some people questioned his overestimation of his capabilities, and some shed tears for his tenacity. From a rookie who repeatedly fell on his butt to a survivor who dealt with wild boars, can Chen Ye advance through the top 10 in the semi-finals and finally win a prize of 2 million. A truly realistic wilderness survival journey, a counterattack journey witnessed by the whole network, watch how college students use a hatchet to conquer Qixing Mountain!