Surviving in the Wilderness of Seven Star Mountain, Starting with Traits

[Wilderness Survival] [Traits] [Farming] [Mount Qixing] [Multiple Heroines] Forest ranger Chen Tianye woke up to find a conspicuous banner in front of him: The Mount Qixing Wilderness Survival Competition. If you've got the guts, come on in. Along with it came a head full of traits. He had awakened the Wilderness Trait System. Traits fell into five categories: survival skills, perception, tools, body, and knowledge. For every full day of survival, he could choose one of three randomly refreshed traits. Traits were divided into Grades I, II, and III. After reaching Grade III, traits of the same type or related types would automatically combine into a rarer trait. Automatic Snare = Traps III + Ropework III Plant Guide = Gathering III + Biology III Field Research Station = Shelter III + Construction III Modular Shack = Construction III + Tools III Animal Tracking = Danger Sense III + Direction Finding III And so, the first undisputed king of the wilderness was born. Mount Qixing challenge: Attacked by a swarm of snakes in the arrow bamboo forest? Attracting a South China tiger while photographing wildlife? Catching poachers while out hunting at night? 365 Days Alone in the Wilderness: Building a shelter in the polar regions and raising a polar bear cub; roaming the Siberian primeval forest with nothing but a hunting crossbow, and becoming the first Chinese champion! Jade Dragon Snow Mountain challenge: Teaming up with celebrities to tackle the challenge and uncovering the mystery of the snow mountain wild man for the first time... Years later, Chen Tianye stood alongside Ed Stafford and Bear Grylls at the pinnacle of wilderness survival. Then a new challenge arrived: the world was invited to nominate a wilderness survival zone capable of trapping all three men. Ailao Mountain? The Bermuda Triangle? The Mayan Forbidden Zone?