Starting from Robinson Crusoe

Fortunately, at that time, there were often wild beasts fighting on the grasslands, and there were quite a few corpses left on the ground. Occasionally, some berries could be picked. Though the food was not adequate, they weren’t starving.

However, Gao Yao’s injuries were indeed too severe. Not to mention the lack of medicine and doctors here, Bi Kai’s medical skills were not exceptionally advanced.

Even if Bi Kai were the reincarnation of Hua Tuo, he couldn’t save someone whose internal organs were severely damaged.

Yet, Bi Kai stubbornly refused to accept this. He felt he owed something, believing that with his talent and understanding of pharmacology, he could research the local herbs and concoct a suitable prescription.

Finding the grassland’s plant life too scarce, he took Gao Yao and traveled to this mountain valley. Every day, besides looking for food, he collected unfamiliar herbs everywhere, tasted each one, tested for toxicity, and judged medicinal properties, hoping to emulate Shennong and create a recipe to heal internal injuries.

But where in the world would you find such luck?

As the saying goes, all medicine has some toxicity. Bi Kai spent his days tasting herbs, not only failing to find a cure but also unknowingly poisoning himself, causing his martial arts skills to deteriorate significantly.

If he had diligently cared for his broken arm, it had a chance to heal. But constantly hunting and then cooking upon returning to the Shelter slowly caused lasting harm, leaving it completely disabled.

Understanding his own condition, Gao Yao knew he couldn’t possibly survive. During the time spent with Bi Kai, he entrusted the art of Beast Taming, martial arts skills, and his unfulfilled wishes to Bi Kai.

Martial artists are generally strong and healthy. Originally, Gao Yao could have endured for a while longer.

But watching Bi Kai obsessively chew herbs, fearing his elder brother, whom he sacrificed to save, would die before him, Gao Yao found a night when the wind howled and left the Shelter alone, freezing to death in the cold winds.

Bi Kai, exhausted from his daily toil, during the night had only enough strength to add some wood to the bonfire while resting. Normally, when the fire was about to go out, Gao Yao would wake Bi Kai. Without Gao Yao’s call, he slept as if in a deep coma.

It wasn’t until he was awoken by the cold the next morning, seeing the fire extinguished and Gao Yao missing from the animal skin bed, that Bi Kai realized something was wrong.

When he found Gao Yao, he had long frozen to death, lying there in the cold forest, his body already rigid.

His head faced north, vaguely pointing towards the location of the beacon.

That was his last wish—

Having arrived in this world, he couldn’t return to his roots, couldn’t go back to his homeland.

For Gao Yao, that bow was his sole pillar, it was his home.

He passed the Beast Taming methods to Bi Kai, hoping Bi Kai would successfully tame the Great Horned Deer, fulfill the benefactor’s request, and exchange for his family’s heirloom Treasure Bow. He wished that when he died, he could be buried with the bow.

Gao Yao knew he wouldn’t survive until the day he reunited with the benefactor, the only thing he could do was ensure Bi Kai survives.

When he found Gao Yao, he had long frozen to death, lying there in the cold forest, his body already rigid.

His head faced north, vaguely pointing towards the location of the beacon.

That was his last wish—

Having arrived in this world, he couldn’t return to his roots, couldn’t go back to his homeland.

For Gao Yao, that bow was his sole pillar, it was his home.

He passed the Beast Taming methods to Bi Kai, hoping Bi Kai would successfully tame the Great Horned Deer, fulfill the benefactor’s request, and exchange for his family’s heirloom Treasure Bow. He wished that when he died, he could be buried with the bow.

Gao Yao knew he wouldn’t survive until the day he reunited with the benefactor, the only thing he could do was ensure Bi Kai survives. When he found Gao Yao, he had long frozen to death, lying there in the cold forest, his body already rigid.

His head faced north, vaguely pointing towards the location of the beacon.

That was his last wish—

Having arrived in this world, he couldn’t return to his roots, couldn’t go back to his homeland.

For Gao Yao, that bow was his sole pillar, it was his home.

He passed the Beast Taming methods to Bi Kai, hoping Bi Kai would successfully tame the Great Horned Deer, fulfill the benefactor’s request, and exchange for his family’s heirloom Treasure Bow. He wished that when he died, he could be buried with the bow.

Gao Yao knew he wouldn’t survive until the day he reunited with the benefactor, the only thing he could do was ensure Bi Kai survives.