Wilderness Lantern Bearer

"The wilderness never leaves corpses, it only leaves the missing." Lin Ye died once. That year, he walked into Crow Ridge carrying a heavy bag and mistakenly entered a branch line that did not exist on the map. Seven days later, his body was found under the cliff. Everyone said it was just an accident. Only my sister Lin Xi didn't believe it. She spent six years looking through search and rescue records, and finally discovered a pattern - the final trajectories of all missing persons deviated from the official route by seventeen minutes. Reborn the day before he disappeared, Lin Ye just wanted to cancel the trip. But when he was sorting out his old equipment, he found a note asking for help from a stranger in the hiking pole he had lost in his previous life. The person who signed the document was the first victim of the Crow Ridge disappearance case. He is not a retired soldier, and he does not have a system. The only trump card is the instinct carved into the bones after struggling in the wilderness for seven days in the previous life - knowing what to throw away, what roads not to take, and what mistakes people are most likely to make in desperate situations. This time, he wanted to avoid the wilderness, but the wilderness found him first. He doesn't want revenge. He just wanted to find out how many names written as "accidents" were buried at the end of the tampered route.