Chapter 41

Fuck, is this even a wolf? It’s completely unrecognizable—how fucking strong was my Shen’s strike?

I always knew Xiao Shen was insanely strong, but now I finally get a real sense of it.

Holy shit, if that blow landed on a person, what would they look like?

I’d advise you not to even imagine that—if you actually took Xiao Shen’s strike, you’d be worse off than that lone wolf.

So terrifying—can a human really generate that kind of force?

If that wolf wasn’t faking yesterday, then some humans really can achieve this level of strength.

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Brother, that was sick! You’ve said it all, brother!

99999 gifted Xiao Yi the exclusive gift “Tiger’s Roar Across the World!” Xiao Shen is truly unmatched—so damn powerful!

Zhezhezhe gifted Xiao Yi the exclusive gift “Angel of Light”—I wonder if Xiao Shen has any interest in joining a strongman competition after returning from the wild? My company’s planning a world-class strongman event.

I Zizai Xiao gifted Xiao Yi five “Dark Castle” gifts—what does Zhe Shen’s company even do?

Zhezhezhe gifted Xiao Yi five “Angel of Light” gifts—a regular Tizhi energy drink company. If you want some, leave me your contact info and I’ll send you a few cases.

Yeyu Tingfeng gifted Xiao Yi ten “Phoenix Dance Through Nine Heavens” gifts—Wang Jinzhe, are you pushing your Red Tiger drink again? Still, to beat Golden Ox, you’ve got a tough road ahead.

Zhezhezhe gifted Xiao Yi ten “Angel of Light” gifts—what can I say? They’re an established Tizhi drink brand; we’re just newcomers, so we gotta advertise more.

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Learned something new—so this is how big shots talk?

Is this some earth-shattering revelation? Didn’t expect Zhezhezhe, the mega-donor, is the heir to Red Tiger! Now that’s a real tycoon!

Looks like Red Tiger’s eyeing Xiao Shen’s traffic. Zhe Shen, why not just sign Xiao Shen as your official spokesperson? @Zhezhezhe

@Zhezhezhe If Xiao Shen becomes Red Tiger’s spokesperson, I’ll only drink Red Tiger for all my Tizhi energy drinks from now on.

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Zhezhezhezhe gifted Xiao Yi ten “Angel of Light” gifts—we’d love to invite Xiao Shen as our brand ambassador. If he agrees, the endorsement fee isn’t an issue.

After seeing the lone wolf reduced to a mangled mess, everyone in the livestream chat gained a renewed understanding and began discussing Xiao Yi’s strength.

Soon, several regular mega-donors in Xiao Yi’s livestream, after one of them made the first gift, all revealed themselves and followed suit, letting hundreds of thousands of viewers witness how real mega-donors chat.

Of course, this conversation also exposed Zhezhezhe’s identity as the heir to a famous domestic functional drink brand.

Even under netizens’ urging, they directly invited Xiao Yi online to become their product’s spokesperson.

Whether sincere or not, Red Tiger Group must have seriously considered it—otherwise, Wang Jinzhe, heir to Golden Tiger, wouldn’t have publicly invited Xiao Yi across the entire internet.

After all, Xiao Yi now comes with his own massive traffic; his popularity rivals that of some top celebrities.

And Xiao Yi isn’t some entertainment industry star, so he has zero negative scandals.

A prestigious university student, a wilds god—no matter how you look at it, he fits their product’s image perfectly.

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Of course, Xiao Yi knew nothing of what was happening in his livestream at that moment.

He was now excitedly processing the lone wolf, and his limited wilds knowledge included a brief overview of wolf meat.

He knew wolf meat was a treasure—not just food, but medicine, capable of tonifying the five organs, strengthening the intestines and stomach, curing exhaustion, and dispelling cold accumulations.

In this Arctic wilderness, wolf meat was unquestionably a sacred food—rare and hard to come by.

Though Xiao Yi felt pity for the wolf’s tragic fate, he was ecstatic and deeply grateful for its meat.

An adult wolf typically weighs between 32 and 65 kilograms.

This lone wild wolf, while not as robust as a wolf pack’s alpha, still weighed roughly fifty kilograms.

Xiao Yi skillfully skinned and boned it, preserving the meat and organs, and planned to boil the bones into broth.

He also didn’t waste the inedible parts—he intended to use them as bait for hunting traps.

In fact, Xiao Yi even fantasized about using these parts to lure that stupid bear into the pit he’d dug.

Of course, he knew the odds were slim.

Though he constantly called the bear “stupid bear,” he still sensed the beast was far sneakier than other black bears.

But for now, the stupid bear’s matter had to wait.

Xiao Yi believed he and that stupid bear would eventually cross paths again during the wilds challenge.

And when they did, Xiao Yi would make sure that stupid bear learned what happened to any animal that angered him.

After removing the skin and bones, over thirty kilograms of edible meat remained.

Seeing this, Xiao Yi nodded in satisfaction—this wolf provided him roughly the same amount of food as the two fish.

It would let him build in peace for another week without worrying about food.

Thinking of this, Xiao Yi silently thanked Wolf Iron for delivering this head—what a good wolf!

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After processing the wolf, Xiao Yi resumed his daily work.

Burn bricks, watch the fire, retrieve bricks!

The work was repetitive and simple, but it ensured he wouldn’t freeze during the Arctic winter.

As Xiao Yi predicted, by noon he had successfully fired all the bricks.

He’d fired about six hundred bricks total, enough to build a heated bed three meters long and two meters wide—plenty of space to roll around on.

The heated bed would consume roughly four hundred bricks; the rest he planned to use for other purposes.

But Xiao Yi didn’t start building yet—he’d worked all morning, and his stomach was growling loudly.

More importantly, he was intensely curious about the taste of wolf meat.

Only after the fires on the other two kilns had fully died out did Xiao Yi dare to start cooking.

He’d learned through the chat about Liu Hong’s shelter burning down due to poor fire management.

He kept that lesson firmly in mind—if he wanted to survive longer in the wilds, he had to be careful, careful, and even more careful.

Liu Hong “…”

Over an hour later, the wolf bone soup was ready—its aroma filled the air, and even Xiao Yi himself was satisfied.

This pot was truly a Ten-Ingredient Supreme Wolf Bone Soup.