Li Yinsheng and the cult leader walked side by side on the road to the pheasant's habitat. They held bows and arrows and walked steadily through the dense forest. With Huang Xiaoming leading the way, they soon found the place where pheasants often appeared.

Coincidentally, they ran into Brother Hu and Dilraba chasing a flock of pheasants, which scattered and fled in all directions.

A pheasant, in its panic, stumbled upon a pheasant trap set by Li Xiang.

Upon seeing this, Brother Hu immediately tried to cross the boundary, but Huang Xiaoming shouted, "Old Hu, stop! Don't cross the boundary, let me handle this!"

When Huang Xiaoming saw that Li Xiang's pheasant trap had caught a pheasant, and then saw that Brother Hu was about to cross the line, he became anxious, fearing that the prey he had finally obtained would cause a dispute due to the rules.

He quickly stepped forward, nimbly skirting the edge of the trap, carefully untied the noose, and gently lifted the pheasant that had been caught, a smug smile spreading across his face.

"Haha, Lao Hu, this is our territory. According to our rules, this pheasant belongs to us." Huang Xiaoming said as he showed the pheasant to Brother Hu and Reba, his eyes full of provocation and smugness.

Seeing this, Brother Hu was unwilling, but he knew that he could not take the pheasant from Huang Xiaoming. He could only shrug helplessly and look dejected.

However, just as Brother Hu was chasing the pheasant, which was scattering and flying around, Li Yinsheng suddenly picked up a bow and arrow. He squinted with one eye and stared intently at the pheasant in mid-air, which was trying to escape into the distance. The bow and arrow in Li Yinsheng's hand moved slowly with the pheasant's escape route.

At that moment, Li Yinsheng had a sudden inspiration, and she gently loosened her grip.

With a 'thud,' the arrow pierced the pheasant's wing with perfect accuracy. The pheasant instantly lost its balance, struggled in the air for a few moments, and finally fell helplessly onto Li Yinsheng's head.

Li Yinsheng caught the pheasant steadily and tossed it to Huang Xiaoming, saying, "There's still a chance."

Then, Li Yinsheng picked up her bow and arrow again and aimed at the pheasant closest to her.

"Buy one get one free, another one." Huang Xiaoming took the pheasant, grinning from ear to ear. He was surprised that Li Yinsheng's archery skills were not bad.

Good luck! I can eat chicken tonight!

At that moment, Li Yinsheng loosened his grip on the bow and arrow.

With a sharp "whoosh," an arrow shot straight at the pheasant that was trying to escape into the depths of the dense forest. The arrow drew a perfect arc in the air and landed precisely on the pheasant's tail. The pheasant let out a mournful cry and flapped its wings helplessly.

"This pheasant is for you." Li Yinsheng said to Reba and Brother Hu, who were still in a daze.

Two arrows hit two pheasants, leaving Dilraba and Hu Ge speechless, and even Huang Xiaoming couldn't help but clap and cheer.

"This... this pheasant is really being given to us?" Dilraba looked at Li Yinsheng, somewhat unable to believe her ears. In a deserted island survival situation, the most important thing is the source of food. This pheasant is being given away so readily, how generous.

“We didn’t cross the line. If you and Brother Hu hadn’t chased the pheasant, the trap we made wouldn’t have caught it, and the pheasant wouldn’t have come over to our side and been shot by me. Logically and morally, that pheasant should belong to you.” Li Yinsheng explained with a smile, her tone full of sincerity and frankness, making it impossible not to believe her.

Upon hearing this, Brother Hu laughed heartily a few times: "Thank you very much, we appreciate your kindness! Let's get to know each other again, my name is Brother Hu, you can call me Lao Hu."

"My name is Dilraba, you can call me Reba."

At this moment, Hu Ge and Dilraba reached out their hands to Li Yinsheng through the colored lines. Li Yinsheng smiled and gently grasped the hands offered by Hu Ge and Dilraba, feeling their friendliness.

"My name is Li Yinsheng, you can call me Fatty. It's nice to meet you."

"I won't talk to you any longer today. It looks like it's going to rain soon, so everyone should go home." Huang Xiaoming noticed that the wind was getting stronger and the sky was getting gloomy, no longer as sunny as before.

After exchanging a few pleasantries, Huang Xiaoming and Li Yinsheng returned to their camp.

"Haha! Things change every thirty years, so don't overstep your bounds."

"The chubby girl is so thoughtful, she actually gave Group C a pheasant to eat."

"Fatty's archery skills are so amazing, she actually hunted two pheasants. She truly deserves to be called the goddess of luck."

"This chubby girl is practically a hidden boss in a survival game! She's got maxed-out skills and even comes with a lucky buff. If you team up with her, it feels like the whole team can just sit back and win!"

"Haha, Group C's dinner is going to be delicious! Pheasant soup—just thinking about it makes my mouth water. But seriously, this is probably the best meal Group C has had since arriving on the island."

"Speaking of which, Fatty's luck is truly enviable. Now, not only is her archery skill superb, but I think the pheasants and rabbits on Golden Sand Island are in for a rough time."

Upon seeing this, viewers in the live stream flooded the screen with comments. Some praised the chubby girl's archery skills, luck, and magnanimity, while others expressed great anticipation and joking about the future meals for Group C.

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Inside the live broadcast room, He Jiong, De Ye, and Bei Ye sat around a round table. He Jiong said with a smile, "De Ye, Bei Ye, the typhoon is about to pass by Jinsha Island. Which group's shelter do you think will be the first to be blown down by the wind or face a crisis?"

"The most stable group should be Group A. Their shelter is sturdy and they have stored so much food. Even if they don't go out for three to seven days, they won't lack food."

Group E's shelter was built in the basin, and they have now dug drainage ditches, so they can safely get through this typhoon. The only downside is the lack of food.

Group B's shelters and food supplies are fairly standard, and they have a good chance of surviving the typhoon.

The danger lies with Groups C and D. The shelter built by Group C is inadequate and cannot withstand heavy rain. Not only will it leak, but there is also the concern that the shelter might be blown away by the typhoon, and the stored food is also limited.

For Group D, the shelters built in trees are fine, especially in the hot summer.

However, the disadvantages of building shelters in trees become obvious when a typhoon strikes, because the power of the wind is immense, especially during typhoon weather. Although trees are resilient, they cannot escape the destructive power of strong winds. By building their shelters in trees, Group D undoubtedly placed themselves in a relatively unstable environment.

Once a typhoon hits, the wind force may far exceed their imagination; tree branches will sway, and entire trees could even be uprooted. At that time, the shelter will not only fail to be their safe haven but may become their greatest threat, potentially leading to total annihilation. "Old Man De commented on several groups one by one.

Bear Grylls frowned and added, "Indeed, the choice of Group D seems clever, but in reality, it is extremely risky."

In such extreme weather conditions, stability and safety are paramount. In comparison, while the three groups (bcE) each have their shortcomings, at least their shelters offer basic safety guarantees.