Surviving in the Interstellar Wilderness: My Childhood Friend and I Top the Livestream Rankings

[Reincarnated in the womb + interstellar + wilderness survival + livestreaming + gathering + hunting + fishing + alchemy + gourmet food + infrastructure building + stockpiling supplies + farming + secret crush + devoted dog-like lover + doting husband + both virgins]

Luo Lan is reincarnated in the interstellar era, where food is scarce and people survive on nutrient supplements. A second-year student at the Imperial University, double-majoring in botany and alchemy, she hears that joining Nature Corporation’s wilderness survival livestream competition will let her gather ingredients on the company’s private Blue Star, with the spoils split fifty-fifty. Sick of nutrient supplements, she signs up at once, just to eat better.

But because she’s only just come of age, she has to team up with at least one other person. Her unreliable parents find her a teammate: Xu Ke, her neighbor, who moved away when she was eight and whom she hasn’t seen in nearly ten years. He’s twelve years older than her.

The worst part is that her parents have also arranged a marriage for her, registering her as contract-married to Xu Ke.

They even lay down the law: she can get divorced, but only if she quits the competition.

For the sake of a good meal, she’s all in. She can always get divorced after the competition.

Xu Ke, her childhood friend who has secretly loved her for years and a retired soldier from the Empire’s First Legion, wants to protect his childhood sweetheart. He takes the initiative to visit her parents with his own, confesses his feelings, and after a long discussion, the five of them agree to a contract marriage and register him as her husband.

Each contestant can bring items from only three categories, but an unlimited number of items from each category.

Watch these two rookies eat and drink like royalty, climb to the top of the leaderboard in a competition packed with experts, and leave countless leaderboard regulars chasing after them, begging, “I’m hungry! Feed me!”