My Leisurely Life in the Snowfield

There is no 9 to 5 here, no coffee society, only a leisurely and slow pace. A cabin in the ice and snow, a well-behaved girl on the hot bed, deer tail salmon fillet with bear paws, snow crab and grouse caviar, reindeer sleigh bells ringing, Mosin-Nagant water pouring down, sleeping until you wake up naturally, and shooting until your hand cramps. Icefield fishing and hunting, medicine hunting, ice swimming, diving, skiing, gourmet food, intangible cultural heritage, extreme sports, twin beautiful girls, live broadcast, healing, relaxation... The counterattack of terminal illness, the king of the snowfield, the top blogger of Arctic Ocean travel. "When the snow has fallen, turn every ice crystal into light." Cheng Yanzhi was diagnosed with a rare disease, and the chief physician of a top hospital said: "Eat whatever you want, and play whatever you want." The elderly Chinese medicine doctor treats the disease dialectically: "Go to a cold place to recuperate, do not suffer from internal exhaustion, and take the medicine according to the prescription, or you may have a glimmer of hope." So Cheng Yanzhi left behind his medical records, complicated and tiring interpersonal relationships, and the bustling city, escaped into the snowfields at 65° north latitude, and returned to the simple and natural wilderness life. Unexpectedly, I met beautiful twins here, and from then on... I couldn't miss Shu. This book is also called "Fishing and Hunting in the Icefield: Terminal Illness Counterattacks and Marrying Twins" and is suitable for listening to.