[Transmigration + Canada, 1997 + Wilderness Hunter + Nine Dogs and Three Wolves + Awakens While Rescuing a Beauty + Multiple Female Leads + Face-Slapping Racism + Wish-Fulfillment Story]
When Song Yuan woke up, he found himself freezing in the snow of northern British Columbia, Canada, in 1997.
No money in his pockets, no gun on him, and nothing but grizzly bears and blizzards to greet him in the subzero coniferous forest.
His father’s old hunting license shattered and fused into his spine, awakening his wilderness bloodline.
Rescue a woman in danger, and awaken one layer of animal physiology.
The first time, he saved a French backpacker and gained a grizzly bear’s bone armor.
The second time, he saved an Indigenous hunter’s daughter and gained a gray wolf’s endurance.
From then on, he ventured into the wilderness, monopolized by white hunting parties, with nine Alaskan sled dogs and three gray wolves.
Someone splashed beer on him and said, “Chinese people should go back to farming.”
The next day, the hide of an eight-hundred-pound bull moose was spread out in front of the bar.
Someone tried to ruin his fur trade.
He took his dogs and wolves deep into the Rocky Mountains and returned with a grizzly bear fit for a king.
Someone said the white bear king of the northern ice fields could never be hunted.
He was determined to prove them wrong.
His father’s medical bills, his three younger sisters’ tuition, and everyone in this wilderness who looked down on him...
Song Yuan hefted his hunting knife and walked into the blizzard.
Nine dogs and three wolves followed behind him.
The women at his side each had their own reasons for being there.
But they all knew one thing: sooner or later, this Chinese man would become king of the wilderness.
