There were no complicated transitions or dazzling special effects.
He only cut out the unusable footage with shaky beginnings and ends, and added a slight color correction.
The warm yellow tones of the indoor lighting are filtered out, while retaining the cool, understated feel unique to Alaska.
The background sounds consist only of the wind, the crackling of firewood, and the purring of a fox.
The video was exported and is one minute and twenty seconds long.
Su Wei opened his newly registered Northern Frontier Daily Life account and clicked upload.
The progress bar is complete; the release was successful.
Immediately afterwards, he logged into his main account.
The backend hasn't been updated for two weeks, and the number of private messages is showing as 99+ in red.
He went to the community news section and edited a short text message.
"Hardcore hunting is on hold. A leisurely life in the wilderness, in this corner."
The link to the new account is below.
Click send.
After finishing his work, Su Wei closed his laptop.
He stood up, walked to the fireplace, and used tongs to pick up two dry cedar logs and throw them into the fire.
Sparks flew up, and orange flames enveloped the newly added wood, crackling and popping.
The temperature inside the room is very stable.
He walked to the kitchen counter.
I turned on the tap, filled a glass with drinking water, and the icy water slid down my throat.
In my mind, the system's various data panels floated quietly at the edge.
Proficiency in the Life Module and Crafting Module is steadily increasing.
Su Wei turned around and leaned against the kitchen counter, taking out his phone from his work pants pocket.
Only ten minutes had passed since the post was published.
The lock screen is now filled with a barrage of push notifications.
He unlocked the screen.
The number of followers on the new account is increasing at a visible rate.
One thousand, three thousand, eight thousand.
The feeding video I just posted instantly garnered over 50,000 views.
The comment section keeps refreshing.
"Finally, a live update!"
"This little guy is growing so fast, his fur is absolutely perfect."
"Please post more videos of people building houses; I love watching people work in the snow."
Su Wei slid his finger across the screen, scrolling through the straightforward text.
The audience's needs are very clear.
They yearn to see a completely different way of life in the concrete jungle.
Wilderness Creations are precisely the killer selling point.
He switched back to his main account and opened the YouTube creator dashboard.
The data charts on the main interface show a steep upward curve.
The video of the hunt and killing of a 600-kilogram Kodiak brown bear, released two weeks ago, has garnered 8.3 million views.
This has already become a viral hit.
Su Wei clicked on the earnings tab.
A green dollar sign occupied the center of the screen.
The system automatically settled the advertising revenue share and subscription revenue share for the past thirty days.
The exact figure is: $27,850.
Without pausing, he returned to the desktop and opened the TikTok backend, another app that focuses on short videos.
The videos here are high-energy clips that have been edited twice and are accompanied by a fast-paced background music.
The settlement statement for the creator incentive fund pool popped up.
$21,420.
The combined earnings from the two platforms approached $50,000.
He held his phone, his index finger rhythmically tapping the edge of the device.
This is not a small amount.
Prior to this, the original owner of this body was struggling with thousands of dollars in hunting dog debt.
The $500,000 deposit belongs to the club's public funds.
That money was closely monitored by the IRS and the state government, and every expenditure had to be absolutely reasonable and used for infrastructure.
But this $50,000 is different.
This is perfectly legal income that reflects your privacy; no one can inquire about its whereabouts.
The monetization potential of wilderness videos has been thoroughly proven.
As long as he continues to create and survive on Kodiak Island, cash flow will continue to pour into his personal account.
It has been completely revitalized.
Su Wei clicked the withdrawal button and entered the verification code.
The account is linked to Citi Private Bank.
Three minutes later, a text message replaced the notification bar at the top of the screen.
The funds were fully credited to the account.
Su Wei put down his water glass and strode back to the long table in the living room.
He turned the computer screen back on.
With this personal start-up capital, the museum's demanding ecological equipment finally found a solution.
He opened his browser and directly entered the URL for Amazon's industrial equipment section.
He pulled the marked design drawings from his backpack and pushed the shopping list next to the keyboard.
The primary objective is the life support system of the marine ecosystem.
Su Wei typed "industrial-grade titanium tube chiller" into the search box.
Dozens of options popped up on the page.
He filtered out the civilian models and fixed his gaze on a gray, all-metal device.
Sea Emperor Poseidon Series, 3 horsepower cooling capacity, all-titanium alloy heat exchanger.
The parameters on the details page are very comprehensive.
This machine can keep 5,000 liters of water at 4 degrees Celsius around the clock.
This is the minimum temperature range most suitable for polar marine life.
Price: $4,500
Click to add to cart.
Next, Su Wei searched for high-power wave-generating pumps.
To simulate real tides and undercurrents, ordinary water flow is useless.
He selected two programmable cross-flow variable frequency wave generators.
This machine can generate sheet-like streams of water more than one meter wide, which crash against rocks in the trench, creating real white foam.
Price: $1200 per unit. Buy two more units.
Then there's the light source.
Sky zones and woodland ecosystems require drastically different levels of light penetration.
Su Wei withdrew from the industrial zone and entered the professional plant lighting equipment website.
The midday sun shines directly on Kodiak Island, resulting in an extremely high color temperature.
He entered "full-spectrum high-power matrix lamp" into the search bar.
The screening criteria are set as follows: penetration depth of more than 3 meters, waterproof and dustproof rating of IP67, and equipped with an automatic dawn and dusk color temperature simulation module.
A heavy-duty light assembly consisting of twelve black aviation-grade aluminum heat sinks came into view.