The female supporting role is crazy about the male lead

When the rainy season comes, floods are the most likely disaster to occur.

High-intensity and continuous rainfall will not only trigger mountain torrents, flooding the low-lying caves and tree nests where they can hide, but also create water mist.

The thick fog in the woods shrouds the endless towering trees, and it is easy for people walking among them to get lost.

Getting lost is the biggest threat in the rainforest.

So they must get out of the tower before the rainy season comes.

After listening to Ji Xinghe's analysis, Xia Ran also felt that the situation was serious. The two of them were unarmed, and no matter how strong their martial arts were, they could not deal with those ferocious beasts!

"Xiao Bai, as punishment for sending me to the wrong world, you must give us some weapons now, or I will go on strike."

Xia Ran threatened Xiao Bai.

"0113, you?!" The white cat was furious. Who could threaten such an incredibly cute and charming little cat like this?

The woman remained unmoved. She must get this weapon!

Ji Xinghe has the aura of the male protagonist, so he may be fine, but if she has no weapon, her life will be in danger!

Xiaobai finally gave her a location and told her to go to that spot to get it tomorrow.

Xia Ran felt relieved, thinking that solving the problem of weapons and supplies would solve half of the problem.

However, she has no experience in escaping in the rainforest, so she has to ask the male protagonist for advice.

"How do we escape from here?" Xia Ran asked the person behind him.

Ji Xinghe swallowed the rabbit meat in his mouth.

"If the weather is good during the day these few days, the most important thing for us is to collect food and find some wood and stone to make some weapons for self-defense."

"Then we must hurry and keep going south. If everything goes well, we will pass through the jungle, cross the Luota River, and arrive at the Luota Swamp."

“Finally, we passed through another forest and arrived at the border of the rainforest.”

At this point, the boy paused and rubbed the cheek of the woman in his arms, "Sister, the road ahead is really dangerous!"

Xia Ran tilted his head slightly and said coldly: "I know, it's all your fault."

If he hadn't been stalling for time, they wouldn't have been chased. If they hadn't been chased, they wouldn't have ended up on that island. If they hadn't ended up on that island, they wouldn't have been tricked by Black Hawk and that mysterious man.

And he wouldn't be thrown here now.

It's all his fault.

The boy was stunned for a moment, then laughed softly.

"Well, it's all my fault."

"The biggest danger in the jungle before Luota River is jaguars. They are agile and like to attack by surprise. Once you are targeted by them, it will be a big trouble."

"The Luota River is home to piranhas and crocodiles. They have sharp teeth and like to attack in groups. They can gnaw a cow to the bone in a matter of seconds."

"The last forest is not that dangerous because it is close to the edge of human activity."

Xia Ran listened quietly. No wonder every game has a rainforest map.

The complex terrain and environment are conducive to concealment, and the biodiversity is like opening a blind box, mysterious and extremely challenging.

"There are two more important points: getting lost and water." The woman added by analogy.

"That's right," the boy smiled. He knew that his sister was really smart. "The best way to get lost is to make marks and walk along the streams and rivers."

"The streams in the forest may look clear, but they often contain deadly germs. We can boil water for drinking with fire, but if we don't have fire, we eat wild fruits."

"Okay, I understand." Xia Ran nodded. After Ji Xinghe sorted it out for her as a whole, she had a general idea in her mind.

She and Ji Xinghe now have a cooperative relationship of mutual help.

She also does not allow herself to become a burden to him. Only completely transparent sharing of information between them can maximize the possibility of success.

Hmm? Xia Ran then had a new question in his mind.

"Have you been here before?"

She understood the rich knowledge about rainforest survival, but how could he grasp the complete structure and hidden dangers of this rainforest so clearly?

After all, few people have set foot in this rainforest, and the relevant information circulating in the world is not as detailed as he described.

The only possibility is that the male protagonist has been here and successfully walked out.

The boy nodded. "Many years ago, probably when I was 18?"

He groaned for a moment, as if thinking, "At that time, my grandfather dropped me off the plane alone and told me that if I could get out of here within a month, he would give me the territory of Sakura Country."

"But I didn't want any territory in the first place. I got on the plane only because he said he wanted to reward me and take me out to play."

The boy spoke in a calm tone. For the first time, he did not look into Xia Ran's eyes, but stared at the campfire on the ground in a daze.

No one knows how he managed to survive 40 days alone in the rainforest with only a gun and a bag, and finally almost crawl out of this death zone.

He was lying on the ground, unable to stand up, looking at his grandfather in front of him, who was dressed in a suit and looked clean. But what he got was not praise or concern, but an unhappy scolding from his grandfather.

Just because he exceeded his stipulated time by more than 10 days.

With the smell of moist soil filling his nose, he finally understood that there are some things that cannot be changed no matter how hard you try.

So, from then on, he hated his grandfather, hated those businesses, and hated the world.

Since God has determined that even the Luota Rainforest cannot kill him, let him destroy these disgusting and dirty things.

As Xia Ran listened to the boy's words, he seemed to see the young boy who had just reached adulthood, fighting alone with wild beasts in the rainforest, and then dragging his bruised body back home, with no one to comfort him and no one to feel sorry for him.

She looked at the boy with his hunched back, and felt a burning pain in her heart.

"Don't feel sorry for me, sister," the boy threw another piece of wood into the fire, "I'm almost done with it all. I'm almost there."

“It’s a happy thing, isn’t it?”

The boy smiled happily.