Environmental Experts Travel Through Time: Live Broadcast to Save Extinct Species

Lin Ye, a modern wildlife protection expert, was killed for exposing the shady story of poaching. He accidentally traveled to ancient times, became a hunter in the mountains, and was bound to the "Internet of Everything" live broadcast system. He was shocked to find that rare animals such as South China tigers, giant pandas, and snow leopards that are on the verge of extinction in modern times can be seen everywhere here! As a result, Lin Ye gave up hunting, established an ecological farm, and showed the daily life of these "living fossils" to modern audiences through live broadcast. The audience initially questioned the special effects, but with the authoritative certification of paleontologist Chen Jing, the popularity of the live broadcast room soared. While Lin Ye petted big cats and raised cute pets, he used reward points to redeem supplies to improve life on the farm. He also adopted orphans Shitou and Yaya to form a warm family. However, as the influence of live broadcasts expanded, ancient officials and modern consortiums were eyeing him. Faced with covetousness and crisis, Lin Ye relied on his wisdom and the help of animal allies to protect his homeland, and finally launched the "Ark Project" to send healthy animal cubs back to modern times to make up for the regrets of his past life. This is a life redemption that spans thousands of years and a legendary journey of symbiosis between man and nature.