Guishan Fund is offering a ten-million-yuan prize for the world's most brutal survival trial.
This isn't a game. There's no script and no backup. Thirty elite contestants from around the world have signed waivers acknowledging the risk of death and entered an arena where they will be judged entirely by the laws of nature.
They carry only the most basic survival gear. Their sole companion is a solar-powered watch that monitors their vital signs, but will also warn them to withdraw when they reach their limits. The contest has only one rule: there are no rules. They must use their surroundings, intelligence, and unimaginable willpower to survive for 30 days in a series of deadly environments and advance. The final victory has one brutally simple condition: be the last one standing.
From the Sea of Death in Lop Nur to the primeval maze of Shennongjia; from the raging waters of the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon to the icy inferno of Changbai Mountain, and finally to the suffocating, desolate plateau of Hoh Xil... The arenas are Five Elements death traps, each one intent on devouring the lives and sanity of anyone who enters.
Here, cooperation and betrayal are separated by a hair's breadth, while hope and despair take turns ruling the day and night. The chance to communicate dwindles with every passing moment, and loneliness will become a more terrifying enemy than any wild beast. No one knows who will fall next, and no one can predict how the final crown will be won.
This is the ultimate exploration of human limits. Behind the ten-million-yuan prize lies a brutal question about the price of life: when everything from civilized society has been stripped away, what is the last reason you have to keep living?
The finale of this survival spectacle is yet to come
