Survival in the Arctic: A Hellish Start at Minus Fifty Degrees

I am Qiqi, and I have already subscribed to the entire book to support the author.

This book has come to an end. There are still some plot holes to fill, and some stories to finish, but if we continue writing, it will just fall into the same old desert island survival formula. At this point, they have begun a new chapter, at least possessing the ability to survive in the Arctic. Although I haven't returned to our society, it's still a kind of ending.

Brothers, I apologize for the hiatus. I've recovered and will be updating more frequently to make up for the chapters I missed this month. Thank you so much for your silent support and patience, and I'm so sorry to have kept you waiting for so long.

Many people in the comments section complained that there are this and that in the Arctic. In fact, the Arctic is very rich in species, especially since the main characters are still on the outer edge of the Arctic Circle. For example, north of Russia, there are still forests and normal ecosystems.

Lin Lili followed suit, assuming she was helping with the translation; otherwise, she'd have to write about her too much, which would pad the word count.

Li Daikui and another brother stayed behind to protect the camp. The man with glasses was tied up. I forgot to write that, but I added it in the previous chapter.

I mentioned before that the tinderbox is maintained daily, but there's no need to write it every time. I saw a reader mention this in the comments section, so I'll explain it again.

Happy Lantern Festival everyone!!!

Happy New Year, dear readers!!!

This whole "going to bed" and "opening one's heart" thing isn't meant to disrespect cadavers; it's just a cruel joke, please don't take it personally...