This author has traveled through time and space in a book!

If Zhou Ran were to describe her climb to Mount Xiyue without resorting to flowery rhetoric, it would be exhausting. Her legs felt like they were weighed down with lead, and every step was a struggle. The path was rocky and steep, and slipping was a simple matter. She was panting heavily, and beads of sweat kept dripping into her eyes, requiring her to wipe them. Her glasses were fogged up, but the scenery was truly stunning, making the effort worthwhile.

Well, then what?

After she finished looking at the scenery, she probably waited for an accident to happen. You know, there are many difficult and dangerous sections of the road in this place, and an accident could happen if you are not careful.

Of course, who wouldn't want to be safe and sound? Even if she brought a large bag of food and medicine...

What the hell!

This was the scream Zhou Ran made before he slid down the cliff, and then he fell into a coma!

"Tsk tsk tsk, luckily, I'm not dead." The little voice was also shocked. You said Zhou Ran did it on purpose. She was very scared of death and had been cautious all the time. Who would have thought that in the blink of an eye, she would step on empty air?

Looking at the blood oozing from Zhou Ran's body, the little voice felt a little distressed, but it could do nothing. Everything was what it had to go through when traveling through the small world.

Well... Zhou Ran doesn't have to come, but then he'll have to live an ordinary life.

She had already experienced that kind of life and would never think about it again. The little voice said it clearly.

Zhou Ran slipped at night and woke up at dawn. The bleeding had stopped long ago. Since he was young, his self-healing ability was quite strong.

"Oh! Does this count as suffering without any hardship?" Zhou Ran felt the soreness and stinging all over his body and couldn't help but laugh at himself.

"Why not?" The little voice was relieved to see that she woke up. Its owner couldn't die here.

"grumble!"

Zhou Ran looked in the direction of the sound, and wow, it really was a little monkey.

"Hi, Brother Monkey, ouch, hiss..." Zhou Ran greeted the little monkey and accidentally pulled the wound. Looking at his disheveled appearance, he shook his head and smiled bitterly.

"Brother Monkey, you have to do your best. If there is no adventure, I will be at a loss. Come, have some biscuits?" Zhou Ran said, opening a bag of compressed biscuits and handing over a piece.

This high-sugar and high-fat food is quite attractive to omnivorous wild monkeys. It smells delicious.

"You are so generous! Aren't you afraid of starving to death?" a small voice said sarcastically.

"Will you let me starve to death? I'm relying on you." Zhou Ran just threw in a bad tone.

Of course, it's just talk. Although I dislike the little voice that never says anything nice, it's also nice to have someone to talk to in such a deep forest.

As for life, her giant hiking backpack is still there, and the expensive helium balloon is worth the money.

If you use it sparingly, it will be enough for one or two months.

Didn’t you know that she spent the whole night searching online for wilderness survival skills before leaving?

For example, if she's injured right now, it makes sense for her to carry disinfectant? It also makes sense for her to carry some potassium permanganate tablets, right?

She already has low blood pressure and low blood sugar, so a little sugar isn't too much, right?

Zhou Ran picked up a bunch of dry leaves and branches and rubbed his hands. The little expert of survival in the wild is about to come online!

Pick up a stone and crush the sugar, pour in potassium permanganate, stir well, and then rub, rub, rub with a wooden stick...

What about the redox reaction that we learned in junior high school?

Why is it so difficult to do it yourself?

It took two hours to finally light a fire. Zhou Ran knew that he must be covered in dust and dirt by now.

First day of survival in the wild, homesick!

Apart from taking a piece of compressed biscuit from Zhou Ran at the beginning, the little monkey disappeared after that. As wild animals, they are still wary of humans, otherwise, they might have been taken to the zoo long ago.

With the fire there, snakes, insects, rats and ants at least won't get close. Zhou Ran cleared a piece of open space around. Fire prevention awareness is still necessary. The fire cannot be allowed to spread, and the burden on firefighters cannot be increased.

"Cough cough cough!" Damn it, I have to boil some hot water to make myself some Sanjiu Cold Remedy.

It makes sense to bring a thermos and a portable kettle when going hiking, right?

The only problem is that she didn't bring much water with her. After taking a break, she still had to find some water nearby. After all, she even brought two bottles of water purification and disinfection tablets.

A water container? She has a collapsible bucket.

Watching Zhou Ran sipping the brown sugar ginger tea in small sips, he felt in a low voice that she was out for a picnic.

"Isn't it normal to prepare some daily necessities in advance when you know you may encounter an accident?" The compressed biscuits Zhou Ran had eaten before were very strong, so he was not hungry and could hold on by drinking a few sips of water.

"That's normal... You could just not come out and climb this mountain!"

"I can't just stay at home and not go out, right?" She doesn't have much ability in this world.

"But you are too goal-oriented." A small voice muttered, as if you had come to the adventure location in the book in advance to try your luck.

"So what?" Zhou Ran closed the lid of the thermos and planned to look for water nearby.

In the wild, she didn't dare run too far, and she walked in a direction where she could see her fire. Fortunately, she found a mountain spring.

Although it looked very clear, Zhou Ran didn't dare to drink it. She obediently took half a bucket and carried it back to her "camp".

After throwing water purification and disinfection tablets into the water in proportion, Zhou Ran began to collect more branches. It was okay during the day, but he had to make a fire at night.

To be honest, if it weren't for the little voice, she wouldn't dare to do it. The worst that could happen is that she would just live her previous life again at home.

But because of her small voice, she had something to rely on and dared to survive in the wilderness.

Just because your voice is so small, you won't just stand by and watch someone die.

This kind of solitary life can easily make people feel sentimental. Because Zhou Ran had taken cold medicine in advance, he did not catch a cold or have a fever, and his mind was very clear.

After three days, she felt a little uncomfortable. Monkey, monkey, why haven't you...

Just as he was feeling sentimental, the monkey came back, limping and chirping as it ran towards Zhou Ran.

"Huh?" The monkey is injured?

"You come to me to treat your injury?" Zhou Ran looked at the wound that had been coated with iodine. Well, the monkey had seen him applying the medicine that day. This little thing is really smart.

"Chiji!" The little monkey was a little anxious about Zhou Ran's question which he already knew the answer to, and called out again.

"Okay, I'll treat you! You can't scratch me." Zhou Ran muttered as he took out disinfectant and treated the monkey's wound.

With his experience as a veterinarian in his previous life as a little monster, Zhou Ran was very skillful in bandaging the monkey.

The monkey was also amazed at the human's movements. It had also come into contact with the staff of the nature reserve, but those people didn't seem to be as relaxed and skillful as this human.

"Chirp!" The little monkey walked away, looking back every few steps.

Zhou Ran didn't take it seriously, but unexpectedly, half an hour later, the little monkey came with two wild fruits.

"You want to thank me? Hmm... so sour!" Zhou Ran frowned. The fruit looked red, so why was it so sour?