Fishing and Hunting America: I Am a Landlord in Alaska

Lin En, a top student at Yale Law School, was forced to enter the wilderness survival show Alone, which offered a million-dollar prize, after his family cut off his financial support. He ventured alone into the perilous Alexander Archipelago of Alaska. Here, black bears roamed, rainstorms never let up, and hypothermia, hunger, and loneliness could kill at any moment. But no one knew that Lin En had a near-cheating natural ability: he could see “prompts” about everything. Nothing escaped his notice, whether it was a prey animal’s weaknesses, the condition of a tool, or changes in the local weather and terrain. With this ability and his solid survival skills, he lasted until the eightieth day, becoming the show’s brightest dark horse. But surviving was never Lin En’s only goal. When he set his sights on a mother black bear with cubs, secretly hunted the protected and rare stonefish, and then unexpectedly discovered a fortune-making secret buried beneath a distant island, this solo wilderness adventure began to become more than just a survival contest. Prize money, hunting, wealth, turning his life around... Between civilization and the wild, Lin En decided to go all in.