Chapter 106

At this moment, Liu Hong had also learned that Wei Wenchang had been eliminated; upon hearing this, the older sister could only smile bitterly.

She had no energy to care about what was happening to others, because she herself was not doing well at all.

Two days ago, she had the misfortune of being bitten by a rabbit—specifically, the snow rabbit she had trapped herself.

When she first saw the rabbit in her trap, Liu Hong had been overjoyed.

She expressed her delight to her livestream audience while reaching out to grab the snow rabbit.

But her gaze had been fixed too long on the livestream feed—and then… she accidentally got bitten on the arm by the rabbit.

Afterward, her entire arm was covered in blood.

A rabbit’s bite force is actually quite strong, especially when it’s a wild snow rabbit.

Fortunately, the only thing that reassured Liu Hong was that rabbits don’t carry rabies, so she had one less worry.

But the wound on her arm made her survival in this wilderness competition far more difficult.

Of course, to repay the snow rabbit for its “gift,” Liu Hong decided that very night to roast it.

Still, this sister had the most cheerful personality among all the contestants.

If anyone else had been injured, they would have been gloomy and miserable.

But this sister, while eating the snow rabbit meat, had already completely forgotten she was injured.

She even had the energy to joke with herself.

“If heaven could let me eat roasted rabbit meat every day, I wouldn’t mind getting bitten by this rabbit every day.”

She was truly a tough woman!

Her livestream viewers couldn’t help but respond with helpless groans.

Yet many viewers stayed in her livestream precisely because Liu Hong’s cheerful personality radiated positive energy.

With this sister around, even when life brought hardship and frustration, if you felt like you couldn’t hold on, just watching her livestream could release a lot of stress.

People—fear comparison, or else you’ll easily reignite your fighting spirit.

Of course, comparison must be done wisely!

After all, who could be worse off than Liu Hong? She had already become a popular internet meme.

At this moment, Mu Tingwei in livestream #3 had also heard the news of Wei Wenchang’s elimination.

His face immediately turned sour; he even felt the sun had grown cold.

Then Mu Tingwei felt he himself was not far from elimination.

The last contestant on his level had just left today.

Strictly speaking, Mu Tingwei’s level was even lower than Wei Wenchang’s.

It seemed Wei Wenchang would be the next to go.

Wu De: “...”

Zhong Yicheng: “...”

Wei Wenchang: “...”

Far away, the three of them all felt a sudden sense of offense.

Only this shameless bastard, Mu Tingwei, had absolutely no sense of reality.

Mu Tingwei had already imagined this scenario—him being the next eliminated—three times.

Yet each time, he watched others leave, while he, who thought he couldn’t hold on, was now one of the most comfortable survivors in the wilderness.

Besides Xiao Yi and Wu En, who lived more comfortably than him?

Even Liu Hong sometimes went hungry—only he ate meat every single day.

In truth, many people envied Mu Tingwei’s luck.

No—every single person did!

With this kind of luck, what use is skill?

Even today, Mu Tingwei still managed to catch rabbits daily—truly the wilderness’s genuine “Rabbit Lord.”

No one could help but suspect that this little fat guy was the wilderness’s illegitimate son.

Jiang Yiyi in livestream #10 had also heard the news of Wei Wenchang’s elimination.

At this moment, Jiang Yiyi felt genuine sympathy for Wei Wenchang, for she had just been interacting with her livestream audience.

She had learned of his tragic ordeal and believed he was only a matter of time away from the prize zone.

But that wolverine was simply too cruel!

She felt a touch of envy afterward, since Wei Wenchang had once caught three fish.

Yet for her, fish resources were scarce—no matter how skilled she was at fishing, it was useless here.

Frankly, Jiang Yiyi even suspected the showrunners were targeting her, deliberately placing her in a fish-poor area.

So far, she had only collected two snow rabbits, four Arctic squirrels, and two lake trout weighing no more than ten pounds.

More often than not, Jiang Yiyi survived on blueberries, red plums, and wild greens she gathered herself.

If she were eliminated, it wouldn’t be because her wilderness survival skills were lacking—it was because her region was simply too barren.

The last to receive the news was, of course, the self-destructive genius Wu En.

When Wu En heard that Wei Wenchang had been eliminated, he had just barely woken up, still half-asleep.

It must be said that a full night's sleep has greatly restored Wu En's condition, and he is now in much better shape.

Now, aside from feeling slightly weak all over, Wu En had no major issues.

He believed that with a few more days of rest, he would fully recover.

Wu En knew he had made it through this time.

Compared to the news of Wei Wenchang’s elimination, Wu En was far more concerned about the moose meat he had placed in his trap.

He rose, grabbed his bow and arrows, and prepared to leave—but as he lifted the bow, a wave of bitterness filled his heart.

Because Wu En realized that simply lifting the bow now made him feel strained, let alone drawing and shooting it.

Still, he took the bow with him, because having it in hand gave him a sense of security.

“Aow…”

As he drew closer to the location of his moose meat, his heart grew colder.

Because he had just heard a sound he knew all too well.

The howl of a wolf!

After all, he was a man who had once faced seven wolves—he would never mistake that sound.

But hearing it now, Wu En was filled with sorrow and anguish.

“How long had he waited for this sound since arriving in this wilderness?”

“Why did it come now, when he was at his weakest?”

“Is my luck truly this bad?”

Xiao Yi: “...”

Wang Xing: “...”

Liu Hong: “...”

Wei Wenchang: “...”

Viewers: “...”

Fortunately, no one knew Wu En’s thoughts—if they had, they’d have killed him.

Even those already eliminated—Kai En, Wu De, Zhong Yicheng—would fly here just to beat him up.

Wu En, who started with a moose, had the nerve to call himself unlucky—what would they say to heaven? What even counts as good luck?

With this kind of “bad luck,” honestly, they all wanted it.

Sure enough, when Wu En approached, he discovered four wolves gathered around his trap.

Some wolves had already tried leaping to tear at the hanging moose meat.

The others were attempting various tactics; each leap tore off a bit of meat, which made Wu En’s heart ache.

Several times, Wu En raised his bow—but each time, he silently lowered it again.

His current condition—forget about killing those wolves—

Even at this distance, with his strength, hitting a wolf at all was a problem.

Worse, if he startled them, he might just give them an extra meal.

Wu En felt deeply wronged! Since joining this show, he had never imagined he’d have such a humiliating day.

He had disgraced the image of a grassland warrior!