King of the Wilderness

Chapter 686 - 329: Yunnan Glossolip Fish · Nov 01, 2026

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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
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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 686: Chapter 329: Yunnan Glossolip Fish

He carefully cradled the bundle of damp fibers in his palms and picked the black fungus and two plump spring bamboo shoots he had discovered earlier.

Like a hunter returning with a full load, he made his way back to the temporary campsite in the center of the bamboo forest.

At this point, the sunset’s afterglow was slowly fading away, and the light among the bamboo was beginning to dim.

Lin Yu’an immediately began preparing for the night, first reigniting the slow-burning charcoal pile to light a bright bonfire, dispelling the night’s chill and darkness.

He found several flat stones and built a small stonetop about half a meter above the flames. Though the stonetop could not be directly burned, it could steadily receive the intense heat of the fire.

Then he spread the damp nettle fibers evenly on the warm stonetop, sitting beside it like a patient baker overseeing his dough.

He needed to precisely control the temperature and time to quickly evaporate the moisture from the fibers without making them brittle due to overheating.

From time to time, he extended his hand to feel the stonetop’s temperature and used a stick to gently turn the fiber bundles for even heating.

Gradually, the fibers changed from a moist milky white to a more textured flaxen color.

He pinched a bit and rubbed it between his fingers; the transformation from slippery to sticky resilience told him the moment had arrived.

”Alright, now we can start making the fishing line.”

Lin Yu’an sat cross-legged by the fire, the flickering flames casting a vast elongated shadow of him onto the bamboo poles behind.

He used a method of twisting fibers in the opposite direction, lightly biting one end of the double fibers with his teeth for fixation.

With his right thumb and forefinger, he quickly twisted the two fibers clockwise, letting them form tight little cords.

Meanwhile, with his left hand, he twisted these two cords together in the counterclockwise direction, intertwining them.

As he focused on the task, he softly explained to the camera, ”Forward and reverse, this is the oldest rope-making principle.”

”The reverse tension causes the two fibers to lock together like a spring, never loosening.”

When one fiber was about to run out, he skillfully picked a new one from the nearby fiber pile, overlapping its end with the old one and seamlessly twisting it into the main line.

The campfire crackled softly; Lin Yu’an’s actions were steady and rhythmic.

A centimeter, two centimeters... a thin, resilient pale yellow fishing line gradually took shape between his nimble fingers.

After over half an hour, a perfectly uniform fishing line approximately four meters long was carefully wound onto a piece of wood.

He securely tied the snakebone fish hook to one end of the line, finally completing a set of entirely handcrafted fishing gear!

Having finished this task, he began constructing tonight’s shelter. The bamboo forest provided him with the quickest and most ingenious building solution.

He didn’t cut down a single living bamboo but instead selected two lush clusters of mature bamboo about two and a half meters apart.

First, with a stone spear, he cleared away some lower branches and leaves of the bamboo, facing each other, making a relatively open space.

Then he walked to one of the bamboo clusters, selecting three poles on the outside.

Grabbing the upper part of the bamboo poles, he used all his strength to bend them slowly towards the opposite bamboo cluster, like drawing a giant bow.

When the poles bent into a graceful arc, he used vines he had prepared earlier to securely tie the tips of these three poles to the sturdy base of the opposite bamboo cluster.

Then he moved to the opposite side, using the same method to bend and tie another three poles in the reverse direction.

Thus, six forcibly bent bamboos intertwined in the air, forming a dome-like natural rib cage framework!

”This is a living framework shelter; it didn’t kill a single bamboo, just temporarily borrowed its resilience.”

”This method has minimal environmental impact and is incredibly fast to set up.”

Finally, he gathered a large amount of broad bamboo leaves and branches left from the felled bamboo, laying them layer by layer over the arched framework.

Quickly, a semi-circular, approximately one and a half meters high, green hut reminiscent of an Eskimo igloo quietly took shape in the bamboo forest.

He crawled inside to test it; the interior space was sufficient for him to lie down and store all his gear. The thick layer of bamboo leaves was enough to fend off the night dew and mountain winds.

The shelter was finished, but one crucial element remained.

He positioned the campfire about one and a half meters directly in front of the shelter entrance.

The flames rose, warmly illuminating his little hut, but Lin Yu’an knew it wasn’t enough.

”In the wild, an open campfire without a reflective wall wastes at least seventy percent of its heat,” he explained while beginning a new project.

”The heat radiates in all directions, and only a small portion actually reaches me. So, we must capture the escaping warmth.”

Using the finer remaining parts of a sweet dragon bamboo he had previously felled, he cut four bamboo sticks about one and a half meters long.

He sharpened both ends of these bamboo sticks, then forcefully crossed them into ”X” shaped supports at the back of the campfire, away from the shelter.

Next, he cut several longer bamboo poles, stacking them tightly on these two ”X” shaped supports horizontally.

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