Traveling Through the Qing Dynasty: Starting from Taming a Gray Wolf

[Outside the Pass in the Qing Dynasty + wolf training + survival + tactical flow + hard core upgrade + no intelligence reduction] Gu Ye, a doctor of animal behavior, opened his eyes and became an exiled prisoner assigned to Ning Guta. It was 30 degrees below zero. The guard ran away. Most of his companions froze to death. He couldn't even drink hot water. In a half-collapsed hut, an abandoned wolf that had been expelled lay lying at the door - it was so thin that its ribs were turned outwards, half of its right ear was missing, and its body still bore new wounds from being bitten by its own kind. Others ran away when they saw the wolf. Gu Ye squatted down and observed for five minutes. Facing sideways, tail tucked, ears flat - it's not here to bite, it's looking for a group. In seven days, from food feeding to physical contact, the textbook-level lone wolf domestication was completed. A white light flashed in his mind: [Beast Voice Monument·Activate. Binding successful: No. 01·Whistle Wolf. Current wolf pack size: 1/5] One horse is not enough for hunting, five horses can be used to outflank, ten horses can unlock the hunting formation, and thirty horses can resist the cavalry head-on—— To feed these wolves requires hundreds of kilograms of meat every day. The horse bandits want to rob his hunting grounds, the imperial soldiers want to destroy his village, and there are still a pack of hundreds of wild wolves waiting for him in the mountains. Loyalty will decrease if food is deprived for three days, and may backfire after five days. Gu Ye glanced at the group of green-eyed beasts behind him and sighed: Let's hunt first and feed you later.