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Chapter 681 - 327: Unlike Wilderness Survival... (10,000-Word Mega Chapter with Images, Highly Recommended) (Part 5) · Nov 01, 2026

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651 Chapter 651 - 318: Realm of the Three Extreme Mountains (Part 2) 2026-11-01
652 Chapter 652 - 318: Realm of the Three Extremes Mountain (Part 3) 2026-11-01
653 Chapter 653 - 319: Zero Survival Gear 2026-11-01
654 Chapter 654 - 319: Zero Survival Gear_2 2026-11-01
655 Chapter 655 - 319: Zero Survival Gear (Part 3) 2026-11-01
656 Chapter 656 - 320: Yunnan Ailao Mountain 2026-11-01
657 Chapter 657 - 320: Yunnan Ailao Mountain (Part 2) 2026-11-01
658 Chapter 658 - 320: Yunnan Ailao Mountain (Part 3) 2026-11-01
659 Chapter 659 - 321: Dangers of the Jungle 2026-11-01
660 Chapter 660 - 321: Dangers of the Jungle 2026-11-01
661 Chapter 661 - 321: The Dangers of the Jungle 2026-11-01
662 Chapter 662 - 322: Four Deadly Pest Defense Lines! 2026-11-01
663 Chapter 663 - 322: The Four-Venom Insect Defense Line! 2026-11-01
664 Chapter 664 - 322: The Four Poisonous Insect Lines of Defense! 2026-11-01
665 Chapter 665 - 323: Wilderness All-in Roast 2026-11-01
666 Chapter 666 - 323: Wild Banana Leaf Roast 2026-11-01
667 Chapter 667 - 323: Wilderness Baked Feast 2026-11-01
668 Chapter 668 - 324: How to Preserve the Embers? 2026-11-01
669 Chapter 669 - 324: How to Preserve the Fire Seed? 2026-11-01
670 Chapter 670 - 324: How to Preserve Fire? 2026-11-01
671 Chapter 671 - 325: Rich Ecosystem, Encounter with a Chinese Giant Salamander 2026-11-01
672 Chapter 672 - 325: Abundant Ecosystem, Encounter with the Chinese Giant Salamander (Part 2) 2026-11-01
673 Chapter 673 - 325: Abundant Ecosystem, Encounter with the Chinese Giant Salamander (3) 2026-11-01
674 Chapter 674 - 326: One Snake, Many Uses! 2026-11-01
675 Chapter 675 - 326: Multipurpose Snake! (Part 2) 2026-11-01
676 Chapter 676 - 326: One Snake, Many Uses! (Part 3) 2026-11-01
677 Chapter 677 - 327: Not Like Wilderness Survival... (10,000-Word Special Chapter, Highly Recommended with Many Images) 2026-11-01
678 Chapter 678 - 327: Not Like Wilderness Survival... (10,000-Word Mega Chapter, Multi-Image, Must-See Recommended) (2) 2026-11-01
679 Chapter 679 - 327: Not Quite Wilderness Survival... (Mega-Length Chapter, Multi-Image, Must-Read Recommended)_3 2026-11-01
680 Chapter 680 - 327: Unlike Wilderness Survival... 2026-11-01
681 Chapter 681 - 327: Unlike Wilderness Survival... (10,000-Word Mega Chapter with Images, Highly Recommended) (Part 5) 2026-11-01
682 Chapter 682 - 327: Unlike Wilderness Survival... 2026-11-01
683 Chapter 683 - 328: Bamboo Forest Shelter Camp 2026-11-01
684 Chapter 684 - 328: Bamboo Grove Shelter Camp (2) 2026-11-01
685 Chapter 685 - 328: Bamboo Forest Shelter Camp (Part 3) 2026-11-01
686 Chapter 686 - 329: Yunnan Glossolip Fish 2026-11-01
687 Chapter 687 - 329: Yunnan Garra (Part 2) 2026-11-01
688 Chapter 688 - 329: Yunnan Guangchun Fish (Part 3) 2026-11-01
689 Chapter 689 - 330: Reporting to the Forest Police! 2026-11-01
690 Chapter 690 - 330: Reporting to the Forest Police! 2026-11-01
691 Chapter 691 - 330: Alerting the Forest Police! 2026-11-01
692 Chapter 692 - 330: Calling the Forest Police 2026-11-01
693 Chapter 693 - 330: Alerting the Forest Police! 2026-11-01
694 Chapter 694 - 330: Calling the Forest Police 2026-11-01
695 Chapter 695 - 331: Military-Civilian Cooperation to Pursue Poachers! 2026-11-01
696 Chapter 696 - 331: Military–Civilian Cooperation to Pursue Poachers! 2026-11-01
697 Chapter 697 - 331: Military-Civilian Cooperation to Pursue Poachers! 2026-11-01
698 Chapter 698 - 332: The Cunning Crime Syndicate 2026-11-01
699 Chapter 699 - 332: Cunning Criminal Gang! (Part 2) 2026-11-01
700 Chapter 700 - 332: The Cunning Crime Syndicate! (Part 3) 2026-11-01

Chapter 681: Chapter 327: Unlike Wilderness Survival... (10,000-Word Mega Chapter with Images, Highly Recommended) (Part 5)

”This is a very timid and cautious member of the deer family, and also an important food source for the jungle’s top predators.”

The richness and completeness of this ecosystem made him both sigh in admiration and become increasingly vigilant.

Just as he was bypassing a tangled, twisting vine, it seemed he kicked something hard underfoot.

Looking down, his eyes immediately turned sharp.

That wasn’t a rock.

Clearing away the thick layer of decaying leaves, he revealed something partially buried by soil and moss, grayish-white and highly ossified, showing its full appearance.

It was a section of deer antler, about twenty centimeters long with a rough texture!

He carefully extracted it completely from the damp soil.

The antler was heavy, its surface covered with a thin layer of green moss, but its overall structure was very complete, with no obvious signs of breakage.

Judging by the size and shape of the antler, it was likely from an adult male muntjac.

He turned the antler over, carefully examining the part where it connected to the skull.

”Look here,” he brought the base of the antler to the camera, pointing at the smooth, slightly concave circular cut.

”This cut of the pedicle is very regular, like a rough stone bowl, with no signs of being violently torn off.”

He brushed away some dirt with his finger, his tone carrying a hint of joy and amazement: ”This is a naturally shed antler.”

”Just like most deer species, the antlers of the male muntjac fall off once a year, then grow anew in the spring.”

”This pedicle is proof of its lifecycle ending last year, and then it was reclaimed by nature, lying quietly here.”

He hefted the heavy piece of antler, showing no fear, but instead a treasure-discovering expression.

”For a survivor, the value of this far exceeds a piece of fresh deer meat.”

He meticulously wiped away the dirt and moss on the antler, its hard, rough texture making it hard for him to let go.

He securely fastened the precious antler to the outside of his basket, the way to use it already forming in his mind.

”This... came at a perfect time.” He felt the weight of the antler in the basket, speaking to the camera.

”While my Stone Spear is usable, it has a fatal flaw; the flint is too brittle. Every time it’s thrown or hits something hard, the spearhead risks shattering.”

”But deer antler is something completely different. It’s not stone, but bone, full of resilience.”

”If time permits tonight, my primary task will be to give my spear a thorough upgrade.”

”I’ll grind the sharpest tip of this antler into a more lethal Deer Antler Spearhead, its hardness enough to pierce thick animal hides.”

”Its toughness ensures it won’t easily shatter under severe impact, completely replacing the fragile flint spearhead.”

”By then, what I’ll hold won’t be a primitive tool likely to fail at any moment, but a truly reliable weapon.”

This unexpected discovery was like a stabilizing pill, boosting his confidence in facing this harsh jungle by a few degrees.

This is a paradise of life, following brutal laws.

But for a wise one who knows how to use the laws, whether it’s the vibrant life or the remains left by death on this land, they are all precious resources for survival.

Around noon, when Lin Yu’an crested a small ridge, preparing to continue climbing up, the sight before him suddenly halted his steps.

Previously, the typical subtropical montane forest mixing tall trees and low shrubs stopped abruptly here.

Replaced by a vast ocean of green that made his heart start to race with hope.

Bamboo forest!

An expansive bamboo forest, like a green waterfall, cascaded down from the mountainside, covering the entire valley.

Tall, upright bamboo, shooting up to the sky, sliced the heavens into patches of emerald geometric shapes.

Sunlight filtered through dense bamboo leaves, casting mottled, shifting shadows on the ground.

The air was filled with a crisp fragrance unique to the bamboo forest.

”Wow, a perfect supply point...” he muttered to himself, the gravity on his face wiped away, replaced by a hunter’s ecstatic joy at discovering treasure.

He stride into the bamboo forest, the texture beneath his feet changing instantly, no longer the hard rock and slippery decayed leaves.

But a thick, soft carpet formed from years of fallen bamboo leaves, barely making any sound as he stepped on it.

As he walked, he spoke to the camera in a highly professional tone, beginning to analyze and provide information.

”Many people might have the misconception that a primeval forest is just a dense array of towering trees.”

”But in places like Ailao Mountain, this subtropical montane region, vast swathes of bamboo are an important and common component of the ecosystem.”

”Especially in some forest gaps, where old trees have fallen, allowing direct sunlight, bamboo, which grows extremely fast, quickly occupies the ecological niche, forming a dominant community.”

He carefully assessed the ecological environment here, ”Look here, this is a sun-facing, gentle slope valley, receiving plenty of sunlight.”

”Moreover, the terrain at the edge of the bamboo forest is significantly lower, indicating abundant groundwater, possibly even a nearby stream.”

”Warm, moist, sunny, abundant water sources—this is practically a paradise tailored for bamboo growth.”

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