The Qixing Mountain Wilderness Competition has a prize of 100,000 and attracts experts from all walks of life.
Lin Shan, a nobody, brought an old hatchet.
Everyone thought he was here to make up the numbers.
Until he split wood into beams, diverted water into canals, and turned the wilderness into a home.
Until the wandering wolves became the food reserves on his bacon rack, and the sneaking poisonous snakes became the medicinal ingredients for making wine.
The program team was horrified and dug out the files: this bankrupt young man had lived in Qixing Mountain for more than ten years.
They didn't throw him into the wilderness.
He was sent home.
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Besides rainy days, it's still rainy days. It rains endlessly like you.
Besides rainy days, it's still rainy days. It rains endlessly like you.