Jiang Ye, a retired special forces soldier who served in the army for fourteen years, has a knife of unknown origin.
On the day he was thrown on a desert island by a variety show, he took out the secret Beidou short message and turned it on. There were only 38 insomniacs in the live broadcast room.
The show crew thought he would die on the island.
On the fifteenth day, he held down a two-and-a-half-meter saltwater crocodile with his bare hands and took a group photo. The live broadcast room exploded to 20 million.
The program team sent a publicist to clear the air, and he used the original diary in the broken GoPro to uncover the truth on the spot. The program team deleted the account and ran away.
On the 20th day, he dug out seven hydrological logs from 1937 and a "List of Intangible Cultural Heritage Looted in the South China Sea in Showa 12" in the cave.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs named them, and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage initiated a recovery project.
On the twenty-fifth day, a ship floated on the sea that should not have appeared. There was a breathing man lying on the rock.
He doesn't want to be an Internet celebrity, he just lives.
But when 15 million people saw him alive, the program collapsed and history turned upside down.
