Jiang Ye hurried on his way carefully, not daring to walk too fast.

If you encounter a wild beast, you will be delivered into its mouth.

Jiang Ye still remembers his experience in Live Broadcast Room No. 2 vividly, and he doesn’t want to have such an experience himself.

While trying to scare the snake away, he also kept an eye on the surrounding trees to see if there were any poisonous snakes or other poisonous insects.

Jiang Ye has watched quite a few jungle documentaries. He usually doesn't like watching variety shows or TV dramas, but he does like watching documentaries of all types.

However, many documentaries are almost forgotten after watching them, and very few of them can be transformed into survival knowledge and skills.

Jiang Ye walked and stopped, but did not walk very far.

It was Jiang Ye’s first time hiking in the jungle, so he walked very carefully and slowly.

However, Jiang Ye used the compass on his phone to guide his direction, so he felt that he should not have gone in circles.

If you rely solely on your intuition, you're likely going in circles.

Because the jungle all looks the same, you wouldn't even notice you're going in circles.

Arriving at a place with little vegetation and only dead leaves, Jiang Ye chose to stop and rest and have lunch.

It's already past eleven o'clock and I'm very hungry.

Although I have 12 portions of food, their shelf life is very short, so it is best to eat them on the same day.

Although Jiang Ye put them into the drinks, the ice cubes in the drinks had already melted.

Jiang Ye took out a small bag of buns from the canvas bag. This was the breakfast ordered by a colleague named Song Ya. There were three vegetable buns in total, and a bag of soy milk inside.

Jiang Ye ate the buns and drank the soy milk.

Jiang Ye folded the small plastic bag and the bag of soy milk and put them in his pocket.

These things may be used in the next sixty or so days, and it is unlikely that they will be obtained again.

Jiang Ye has a big appetite, and three vegetable buns are not enough for a whole meal.

So Jiang Ye took out another egg-filled pancake.

This is the breakfast of another colleague named Zhang Ying. Although she has a plump figure, she doesn’t eat much for breakfast.

After eating an egg-filled pancake, Jiang Ye felt about 70% full.

The small plastic was still put away, and then Jiang Ye took out another portion of food.

This is a serving of fried millet noodles, served in a transparent disposable bowl with a pair of chopsticks. The quality looks very good.

Jiang Ye opened the lid carefully, fearing that it would crack.

This disposable bowl is a very useful tableware, and Jiang Ye doesn't want to break it.

Normally, it is best to eat until you are 70% to 80% full in the wilderness, because you may have to run for your life at any time, and eating too much may cause abdominal pain while running.

But if you don't eat them, they'll go bad.

With a ruthless heart, Jiang Ye simply let himself eat the mixed noodles in his hand.

While eating, Jiang Ye was still watching his live broadcast room.

[Am I seeing things? This guy is eating mixed noodles in the wilderness?]

Seeing a barrage of comments passing by, Jiang Ye immediately became excited.

"Yes, you read it right, I am eating mixed noodles. I have not only mixed noodles, but also drinks." As he said that, Jiang Ye picked up the cup of Super A Taotao that he had not finished drinking in the morning.

[Ah? Little brother, are you chatting with me? ]

"Yes, I'm chatting with you. Finally, someone came into my live broadcast room. It's not easy." Jiang Ye said with emotion.

"This... is incredible. Brother, are you really in the wilderness? Are those people who were bitten to death really dead?"

"I can be 100% sure that I am really in the wilderness. The soil, plants and insects here are all real." Jiang Ye had to have a good chat with the audience after having finally met them.

It would be best to ask the other party to give you some knowledge about wilderness survival.

I knew that a live broadcast that was being seen around the world and that no country could block couldn't be fake.

[This is amazing! This is alien technology, teleporting people directly to the wilderness.]

I'll pull my sisters in right now and let them talk to you, little brother.

“…”

Jiang Ye twitched his lips and continued to eat his noodles.

After a while, the barrage started to get lively.

Jiang Ye responded one by one, and then they began to gossip about Jiang Ye's various privacy matters.

Jiang Ye naturally would not respond to such a question, and just made up an excuse to get away with it.

Jiang Ye asked them to find some knowledge about wilderness survival for him, so they just found some information to perfunctorily deal with it.

However, Jiang Ye still took a screenshot of the barrage.

What if it comes in handy someday?

At least, I can still take screenshots and see the text, which is good enough.

Before he knew it, Jiang Ye had been chatting with the people in the live broadcast room for nearly an hour.

It seems that not only does wasting time in the group, but also in the live broadcast room.

Jiang Ye exited his live broadcast room and put his phone back in his pocket.

He no longer has the energy to watch other people's live broadcasts or care about how others are doing.

Because he has to consider his next move.

Now he has two choices. One is to start his journey again and continue looking for water.

The second is to start building a makeshift shelter and begin preparing for your first night in the wilderness.

After some consideration, Jiang Ye decided to build a temporary shelter and began to prepare for the first night in the wilderness.

He felt it was important to survive the first night, to acclimate himself to the wilderness nights.

In order to survive the first night, Jiang Ye felt that in addition to a simple shelter, he also needed enough firewood.

It would be very dangerous if there was no campfire at night.

Fire is a very important condition for survival in the wilderness.

It can not only cook food, but also be used to defend against wild beasts.

Almost all wild animals are afraid of fire. Even if they are not afraid, they will not dare to approach it because of the high temperature of the fire and can easily be burned by it.

Therefore, it is important to collect enough dead wood, even more important than building a temporary shelter.

As long as it doesn't rain, it doesn't matter if you don't have a temporary shelter.

Temporary shelters are mainly used to keep out the wind and rain, as you will get hypothermia if it rains.

Hypothermia can cause hypothermia and lead to death in the wilderness.

Jiang Ye didn't have any raincoat or anything like that, and the clothes he was wearing were all short-sleeved and not waterproof at all.

If it rains, he will get wet and lose body heat.

If possible, it is best to build a shelter that can keep out the rain.

Jiang Ye had just walked less than a few meters when he heard the system prompt.

[Tip: Dead trees have been found within a ten-meter radius. Hidden within these dead trees are plump longhorn beetle larvae, which contain over ten times the protein of beef and are a rare delicacy found in the wilderness.]

Good job!

When I heard this tip, I felt a little greedy. What’s going on?