She and I Will Live in the Amazon for 100 Days

Xu Ye was in debt. He originally wanted to sign a high-prize reality survival show and work hard for three months to plug up the hole in his home. But when he woke up, he had been thrown into the Amazon rainforest, with only a black wristband on his hand and a limited-time drop bag at his feet. There was something in the water, something in the forest, and the program crew was still risking their lives for the live broadcast. Others rely on gambling to grab bags, but Xu Ye relies on watching water, wind, land, and people. While others were still looking for a way to survive in the mud, he had already dragged back the first bag, lit the first fire, and built the first nest. While others endured, hid, and starved, he began to build walls, tree houses, bacon, traps, and compound bows, gradually building the camp into his own home ground. What's even more troublesome is that he also managed to catch a little girl who was soft and obedient, trembling with fear but very good at taking care of others. From that day on, Xu Ye not only had to live, but also had to live with her. The hot list is rising, the program team is making trouble, the enemy team comes to the door smelling the smell of meat, and the public supply points are getting darker every time. Everyone feels that people like Xu Ye, who rely on their brains and hands to survive, will die in the Amazon sooner or later. But they will soon know one thing: In this forest, the most fearful thing is not the wild beasts. It was Xu Ye who made the camp more stable, hit people more painfully, and made the days more and more like camping.