Rebirth of North America: If I Don't Go Gold Mining, I'll Make a Fortune by Farming

Rebirth In 1896, Chen Pu found himself standing at the center of the craziest Klondike gold rush in human history. This is hell: in the ice field at minus 50 degrees Celsius, hundreds of thousands of gold diggers are shivering in the heavy snow. Although they hold gold sand in their hands, they cannot buy a piece of moldy bread. This is also paradise: because Chen Pu awakened the [Wildness Survival Guide]. While others were digging for food in the frozen soil, Chen Pu was hunting a thousand-pound moose in the forest; Others were killing each other for half a potato. The charcoal fire was burning brightly in Chen Pu's cabin, and the aroma of stew wafted out ten miles away. Looking at the gold diggers queuing up at the door to beg for a bite of broth, Chen Pu rubbed the wolf king beside him and slowly hung out the sign: "Don't worry, today's roasted deer steak does not require gold dust! Only land, cattle, sheep and seeds will be exchanged!" What kind of fight for hegemony? What kind of president? I just want to build the biggest farm on this ice sheet, raise the craziest dogs, drink the spiciest wine, and live the wildest life!