King of the Wilderness

Chapter 257 - 187: Ice Fishing Shack Design · Nov 01, 2026

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251 Chapter 251 - 183: Snow Crab and Lobster! 2026-11-01
252 Chapter 252 - 184: The Stone Boiling Method Commonly Used by Natives 2026-11-01
253 Chapter 253 - 184: Indigenous Stone Boiling Method (Part 2) 2026-11-01
254 Chapter 254 - 184: Common Stone-Boiling Method Used by Natives (3) 2026-11-01
255 Chapter 255 - 185: The Mysterious Code-Protected Waterproof Case 2026-11-01
256 Chapter 256 - 186: The Treasure in the Box 2026-11-01
257 Chapter 257 - 187: Ice Fishing Shack Design 2026-11-01
258 Chapter 258 2026-11-01
259 Chapter 259 2026-11-01
260 Chapter 260 - 188: Silent Companion? (2) 2026-11-01
261 Chapter 261 - 188: Silent Companion? (Part 3) 2026-11-01
262 Chapter 262 - 189: Wilderness Forge 2026-11-01
263 Chapter 263 - 190: Orange-Yellow Metal! 2026-11-01
264 Chapter 264 - 190: Orange-Yellow Metal! (Part 2) 2026-11-01
265 Chapter 265 - 191: Lighting Up a New Technology Tree 2026-11-01
266 Chapter 266 - 192: Day 26 2026-11-01
267 Chapter 267 - 192: Day 26_2 2026-11-01
268 Chapter 268 - 193: Only Three Remain 2026-11-01
269 Chapter 269 - 193: Only Three Remain (2) 2026-11-01
270 Chapter 270 - 193: Only Three Remain (3) 2026-11-01
271 Chapter 271 - 194: Ice Fishing Begins 2026-11-01
272 Chapter 272 - 194: Ice Fishing Begins (Part 2) 2026-11-01
273 Chapter 273 - 194: Ice Fishing Begins (Part 3) 2026-11-01
274 Chapter 274 - 195: Wall of Water Curtain 2026-11-01
275 Chapter 275 - 195: Wall of Water Curtain_2 2026-11-01
276 Chapter 276 - 195: Wall of Water Curtain_3 2026-11-01
277 Chapter 277 - 195: Water Curtain Wall_4 2026-11-01
278 Chapter 278 - 196: Going Home Empty-Handed Isn’t a Matter of Skill 2026-11-01
279 Chapter 279 - 196: The Air Force Is By No Means a Technical Issue! (2) 2026-11-01
280 Chapter 280 - 197: Lifting the Ice Net! What Is the Air Force? 2026-11-01
281 Chapter 281 - 197: Ice Net Haul! What Does "Empty-Handed" Mean? (Part 2) 2026-11-01
282 Chapter 282 - 197: Hauling Up the Ice Nets! What Is an Air Force? (Part 3) 2026-11-01
283 Chapter 283 - 198: One Arrow, One Kill! 2026-11-01
284 Chapter 284 - 198: Killed with One Arrow! 2026-11-01
285 Chapter 285 - 198: Killed with One Arrow! (Many Images!) 2026-11-01
286 Chapter 286 - 198: Killed with One Arrow! (Lots of Pictures!) 2026-11-01
287 Chapter 287 - 199: Generosity and Stinginess Coexist 2026-11-01
288 Chapter 288 - 199: Generosity and Stinginess Coexist_2 2026-11-01
289 Chapter 289 - 200: Favored by the Goddess of Fortune 2026-11-01
290 Chapter 290 - 200: Goddess of Fortune’s Favor_2 2026-11-01
291 Chapter 291 - 200: Goddess of Fortune’s Favor (Part 3) 2026-11-01
292 Chapter 292 - 200: Goddess of Fortune’s Favor (Part 4) 2026-11-01
293 Chapter 293 - 201: The Fat Treasure 2026-11-01
294 Chapter 294 - 201: The Fat Treasure (With Lots of Pictures) 2026-11-01
295 Chapter 295 - 201: Fat Treasure 2026-11-01
296 Chapter 296 - 202: Treasure Site in the Tree (Many Pictures, Six Days Until Drawing) 2026-11-01
297 Chapter 297 - 202: Treasure on the Tree (With Many Pictures, Six Days Until Drawing) (2) 2026-11-01
298 Chapter 298 - 202: Hidden Treasure on the Tree (With Pictures, Six Days Until Drawing)_3 2026-11-01
299 Chapter 299 - 202: Treasure Trove in the Tree (With Many Pictures, Only Six Days Until the Draw)_4 2026-11-01
300 Chapter 300 - 203: Increasing the Success Rate of "Traps 2026-11-01

When Lin Yu’an dragged the green box carrying unknown stories back to the shelter, the afternoon sun had already passed the zenith, and the light had begun to soften and slant.

He placed the green box in a dry corner of the shelter as if handling a precious artifact.

He gazed at the box momentarily, the face of the young female scientist with bright eyes, a hint of rebelliousness, and confidence on the ID card resurfacing in his mind.

And that source of unsettling heat...

This unexpected discovery, like a stone thrown into a calm lake, completely altered his internal rhythm.

For over twenty days, his goal had been pure and primal; survival was his only aim.

But now, the existence of the items in this box gave him an impulse to reconnect with that forgotten world of civilization.

Lin Yu’an shook his head, as if trying to fling away the restlessness in his heart.

He must not only survive for himself but also protect this crystallization of wisdom belonging to others.

He stored the remaining Hairy Scale Fish from his backpack into the snow bucket fridge, then walked over to the fireplace to add some wood, rekindling the flames.

Though the fatigue washed over him like a tide, he knew it wasn’t time to rest yet.

The bounty from the shoreline had ended, and he had to immediately embark on finding a new source of food.

His gaze traveled through the shelter door, towards the distant frozen, winding river.

Speaking into the camera, his tone became incredibly focused: ”The ocean is generous, but its temperament is always unpredictable.”

”While rivers, especially these inland frozen ones, have more stable and predictable ecosystems.”

”Beneath the thick ice, life continues in a slow cycle.”

”As long as I can find the correct method, I believe this river can definitely provide a new source of food.”

”And the first, most critical step in all methods is finding out where the fish are.”

He took a few sips of hot water, geared up, and once again left the shelter, this time headed for the frozen river.

The three o’clock afternoon sun had lost all warmth, leaving only a pale glow.

The river surface was far smoother than the ice pressure ridge by the shore, like a carefully laid white highway, winding into the distance.

But Lin Yu’an knew that beneath this smooth facade lay a complex underwater terrain.

Finding a fishing spot where fish congregate on such an expansive ice river was like finding a needle in a haystack.

But it wasn’t pure luck; it required combining experience, knowledge, and sharp observational discovery.

As he walked along the riverbank, he conducted an on-spot analysis: ”Fish, like all living things, need three things: food, oxygen, and shelter.”

”In winter’s ice river, with slow currents and scarce food, fish become less active.”

”Instinctively, they seek places where they can use minimal energy and gain maximum security and food opportunities.”

He first ruled out those wide, straight sections of the river.

”These areas have uniform water flow and a monotonous underwater landscape, lacking structural variation. Fish don’t like staying here; it’s too open and lacks a sense of security.”

His gaze began searching for variations in the river’s shape.

”We need to look for river bends, deep pools, obstacles, tributary entry points… all places that can alter water flow, provide shelter, and accumulate nutrients.”

Finally, after walking about a kilometer, he reached a massive river bend where the river formed a near ninety-degree turn.

He crouched down, pointing to both the inner and outer sides of the bend: ”Look here, this is a textbook classic fishing spot.”

”According to fluid dynamics, at a bend, the water continuously scours the outer side, resulting in deeper water and faster currents on the outer side.”

”While the inner side sees sediment accumulation due to slower currents, making the water shallower.”

”In winter, the deeper outer river bend offers relatively stable water temperatures, and washed-out pits and underwater cliffs provide excellent hiding places for large fish.”

”This is the first area worth prospecting.”

But he didn’t stop immediately; he stood up, his gaze eagle-sharp, continuing to scrutinize every detail of this bend.

He wasn’t just applying textbook knowledge; he was invoking that super Sixth Sense of his.

Through the Sixth Sense, he could clearly perceive the presence of fish underwater.

Suddenly, his attention was captured by an inconspicuous detail on the outer side of the river bend.

On that flat ice surface covered with white snow, the snow formation in one area appeared slightly different from elsewhere.

There, the snow seemed to be shaped by an invisible force, forming an almost imperceptible, elongated bulge.

He quickly walked over, crouched down, and carefully brushed away the loose snow in that area with his gloved hand.

The smooth ice surface revealed itself, the ice thick and a deep, dark green, signifying deep water below.

But what really caught his eye was the large, blurry shadow beneath the ice.

It appeared to be a complete, huge tree felled by summer floods and caught at the outer bottom of the bend, most of its trunk and roots deeply buried in mud and sand.

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