Live Streaming: Great Adventure in the Wilderness

Chapter 215: Chapter 212: Will Doing This Get Me Killed?

“Boss, aren’t we going to get killed doing this?”

Fourth Brother looked worried as he watched Boss load his gun. He had seen videos of Bi Fang taking on Poachers all by himself, one against a team, impressively taking no one seriously, beating them as if they were dogs. If the opposite side got their act together, were they even enough to be killed by Bi Fang alone?

He certainly didn’t want to lose control of his bladder and bowels.

“Relax.” Second Brother handed a syringe to Boss and patted Fourth Brother on the shoulder to comfort him, “I’ve watched that video many times. The guy pulls his punches—no one died. Even if we get caught, it won’t be too bad.”

The comforted Fourth Brother looked to the heavens and cried, “Why do I feel even more worried now…”

“Shut up, can you two say something encouraging for once!”

Boss, who was loading the syringe, slapped Fourth Brother on the forehead, clearly angered. The operation hadn’t even started, and his brothers were already speaking such discouraging words.

In Huaxia terms, this was like boosting the enemy’s morale while undermining your own prestige!

And you, Second Brother, is that what you call comforting someone? What do you mean ‘it won’t be too bad’? Not getting killed is a success?

Can’t you speak like a normal person?

“Do you think I haven’t watched his videos? Sun Zi said it well: Know the enemy and know yourself, and you’ll fight without danger in many battles. I’ve studied carefully. Although the target takes on four, he mostly creates one-on-one situations. We have four people; as long as we don’t let him get the chance for one-on-one, wouldn’t that be fine?”

We might not be special forces, but at least we’re professional soldiers. Four men working together, guns in hand, and we can’t handle one naked man?

“Amazing, Boss! You even know Chinese! You’re so dedicated!” Third Brother was impressed by Boss’s display of Chinese.

Boss, flattered by the praise, tilted his head back with pride and snorted, “Of course! Besides, we signed a contract! If we really get hit, we just surrender, right?”

“You’re awesome. How did I not think of that? Boss, you’re even smarter than Uncle Yule’s little dog!”

“Idiot! Is that supposed to be a compliment?”

“What was that noise?”

Bi Fang looked back and saw four pillars standing quietly in the bathroom, the spacious area empty. Disney had booked the place, and the staff had been instructed not to disturb, so other than them, there shouldn’t be anyone else there.

Amy asked, “What’s wrong?”

“Nothing, probably just heard something wrong,” Bi Fang pinched the bridge of his nose, feeling dizzy. Perhaps he had soaked too long. Then he stood up from the water and stepped onto the golden teakwood floor, “Continue soaking, I’m going out for a drink.”

On the huge computer screen, Bi Fang walked out of the hot spring. There were floral paintings hanging on the wall, and crystal chandeliers one after another on the ceiling. The four men undertaking the mission peeked at Bi Fang using a reflective mirror, tiptoeing and constantly moving around, keeping close together and always staying behind the large pillars.

“Jerret, what should we do? He hasn’t found out, has he?”

Safety assistant Pondy was worried that their plan might have already been exposed, and if so, today’s preparation would have been in vain.

“Impossible, all the crew members who know about this signed confidentiality agreements. It must be him suspecting something on his own.”

Jerret was very confident in his own arrangements. Every step was flawless.

The only unexpected event could only happen with Bi Fang. The station placed great importance on the collaboration with Bi Fang, sending Chief Director Jerret to take full charge of the arrangements.

Today’s scene was the result of Jerret’s meticulous planning—they were going to kidnap Bi Fang!

Long before Bi Fang entered the hot spring resort, they had set up an “Inescapable Net” here, ensuring that every camera could capture the action.

The entire process was completely real. The arresting party’s rifles contained a total of ten tranquilizer darts, all intended for Bi Fang’s trio. Once the capture was successful, they would start transporting Bi Fang to the destination to begin a new wilderness live broadcast!

Of course, the capture might be a bit rough, but Bi Fang had given his consent when signing the contract, as long as there was a fifteen-day transition period to rest after the last broadcast, the rest didn’t matter.

But now there seemed to be a problem. Bi Fang appeared to have sensed something amiss and had come out of the hot spring!

The capturing group was extremely nervous, their hearts almost leaping from their throats, yet Bi Fang walked straight out of the bathroom, completely unaware of their presence.

Jerret breathed a sigh of relief. Thankfully, they hadn’t been discovered. Otherwise, if Bi Fang had taken the initiative, they couldn’t guarantee that the four of them could overpower him.

The track record of one against four in the night was too astonishing. Even with the advantage of time and location, the bloody and barbaric scene was still haunting, especially the lighting effects after the flashlight fell, which were in no way inferior to a Huailaiwu blockbuster.

Moreover, Jerret didn’t want his great idea to go down the drain. He believed that as long as he released this capture scene, it would definitely attract a huge audience.

The anticipation was maxed out.

The Discovery Channel was a company specialized in producing programs about adventure, history, the outdoors, and technology. They decided to collaborate with Bi Fang because they were interested in his wilderness live broadcast—it was a novel theme and his significant abilities provided the company with many ideas for program development. Jerret, as the person in charge, had high expectations placed on him.

Therefore, the company specially set up a brand-new program team. Led by Jerret, they started the collaboration, creating a new wilderness live broadcast show.

This program was the Discovery Channel’s first attempt at a live broadcast format, to be streamed on Wolf Fang TV domestically, live on the Ugly Country’s Discovery Channel, and globally on MeTube, combining the three streams into one.

In order to have a good start, the Discovery Channel had reviewed all of Bi Fang’s wilderness broadcasts. Initially, seeing Bi Fang always surviving alone, they thought it might be interesting to add another person to form a wilderness duo for survival challenges.

However, after discussions and assessments by professionals, they created a scoring system based on outdoor skills, physical condition, knowledge level, and mental state.

This also took into consideration the assessment criteria of the Marine Corps. With each section worth up to ten points, they were surprised to find that Bi Fang’s PSR score was exceptionally high, exceeding 8 points, reaching a level of 8.1!

Even if speaking solely on knowledge level and outdoor skills, he had far surpassed special forces level, belonging to professional domain expertise—the so-called research specialists…

So the person who proposed the idea was embarrassed because, without professional selection, it would be hard for them to find a “partner” who could match Bi Fang’s level in a short time.

If the skill gap was too wide, it wouldn’t be a “partner,” but rather a burden.

In the end, Jerret determined the course of action with his own plan, starting with a “kidnapping,” followed by an airdrop into the sea for a twenty-one-day survival challenge!

Jerret gripped the walkie-talkie tightly, “We must succeed!”

On the big screen, Bi Fang came into the lobby and looked around.

The attendants who were originally present seemed to have all disappeared, leaving the entire lobby empty and echoing.

Bi Fang shook his head. He tightened his bathrobe around him, rotated his neck, took a deep breath, and finally turned to look back down the corridor.

“Come out, how much longer do you intend to hide?”