Urban Wilderness: I Became Famous by Calmly Picking Snake Meat

My name is Lin Ye, nicknamed "Xianyuye" by people, and I am an outdoor anchor who is about to lose his job. During the last live broadcast, I was holding a cigarette and was bitten by a five-step snake on my ankle. Under the camera, I picked up the knife and chopped off the snake's head, lit the lighter to burn the blade, and started digging out the bones and flesh without blinking an eye. "Tsk, it's quite strong, but that's not a big problem. The protein of this stuff is six times that of beef, but it's just a little hard to handle." The number of people in the live broadcast room instantly increased from three to one million, and the barrage went crazy: "Is the host picking on the snake or my brain?!" No one knows, but there is a ding in my head: [The wilderness survival system is activated, the popularity value is +999999...] From then on, I relied on my popularity to exchange skills and used system tasks to sharpen my body. While others were still worrying about setting up a tent, I had already made a hammock out of vines to watch the stars: "This is called adapting to local conditions, do you understand?" When the variety star was hungry and gnawing tree bark in the wilderness, I was chasing the wild boar with a homemade trap and howling: "For extra dinner tonight, braised or barbecued? Veterans barrage to vote!"