Recaps

Su Wei killed Missing Ear and earned the $100,000 commission, then used the bear meat to impress the Chart Room’s kitchen. As construction advanced at Emerald Lake, he fed the workers and edited the hunt footage while deciding to keep Cotton Candy content separate from his hunter channel.

• Su Wei set up his filming gear, captured Cotton Candy and the winter landscape, and posted a short teaser that quickly gained attention.
• Su Wei tracked Missing Ear through the snow, found signs of its hunger and size, and chose a sheltered position to watch the bear.
• Su Wei adjusted for the wind and shot Missing Ear, then waited before confirming the bear was dead.
• Su Wei skinned and butchered Missing Ear, hauled the hide and meat back through worsening weather, and salted the hide at his cabin.
• Su Wei received $100,000 from Laurent Laroche, then showed the Chart Room kitchen crew how to butcher and prepare the bear meat for a wealthy guest.
• Su Wei agreed to consult on the whole-bear feast and paid Matt the next construction installment as the road and foundation work progressed.
• Su Wei cooked a hot meal for Matt’s twelve workers, and Matt saw how meals could help attract wealthy hunters to his planned camp.
• Su Wei edited the Kodiak hunt footage, highlighting Missing Ear’s tracks and the shot while cutting graphic butchering details, and kept Cotton Candy content off his main hunting channel.

Su Wei cooked a bear feast for Charles, whose offer of wealth led instead to a major investment in Su Wei’s wilderness club. Back at the Polar Territory, Su Wei began organizing the club and its finances as his hunting video brought in millions of views and new revenue.

• Su Wei’s hunting video went viral, and Charles arrived early asking to taste Alaska’s wilderness.
• Su Wei took charge of the Chart Room kitchen and served Charles a bear feast, including consommé and a charcoal-grilled tomahawk steak that awakened Charles’s strength and senses.
• Charles offered Su Wei any price to return to Seattle, but Su Wei refused and proposed a wilderness club on his land.
• Charles paid Su Wei $50,000 for the meal and $300,000 for top membership, then offered further investment, while Laurent joined as an ordinary member for $200,000.
• Laurent paid Su Wei his $20,000 appearance fee and committed to buy rare ingredients from him, while Su Wei confirmed that construction on the club had begun.
• Su Wei hired Polaris Corporate Services to register the club, returned to the Polar Territory, and drafted a plan for 12 numbered members and 88 regular members.
• Su Wei’s video reached 5,670,000 views, his platforms earned over $30,000 that day, and he rejected low-paying promotions.
• Su Wei woke to Matt Hammond’s crew excavating the lot, then fed Cotton Candy and made breakfast.

Su Wei built ecological landscaping skills and gathered materials for the exhibition hall while helping Old Hope with major wildlife specimens. The hall’s power plan changed to an off-grid system, and Su Wei worked with Harris to explain the club payments to the IRS as legitimate membership fees for exclusive wilderness services.

• Su Wei planned a Kodiak-themed exhibition hall and began handcrafting wooden furnishings while Matt’s crew raised the structure.
• Su Wei studied ecological landscaping, unlocked new skills, and built a miniature moss landscape that humidified and purified the air.
• Su Wei chose the black male puppy Kyle and the multicolored female puppy Freya, then left them with Black until they were weaned.
• After KEA delayed its site survey, Su Wei approved Matt’s $120,000 wind-and-solar microgrid plan and gathered volcanic rock and sand for the hall’s landscapes.
• Su Wei helped Old Hope mount and shape the Kodiak bear king’s hide, then sealed the elk king’s antlers and gained the Woodland Call blessing and Crown of the Years effect.
• Harris told Su Wei that the IRS was investigating $500,000 in unusual transfers, and Su Wei instructed him to explain the payments as legitimate exclusive club memberships.
• Su Wei sent Harris photos of Charles’s and Laurent’s checks and the Northern Throne Club charter, explaining its limited membership and exclusive wilderness services.

Su Wei secured funding and built living ecosystems inside the exhibition hall while expanding his public presence and gathering wilderness materials. Emily revealed that government support had raised the hunting area’s rating but left Su Wei facing a high-stakes inspection, and he began showing her what the club could offer.

• Harris helped Su Wei get the IRS to clear the $500,000 and remove the company from high-risk monitoring, though the club had to submit detailed audits every six months.
• Su Wei directed Matt’s crew to build a reinforced exhibition hall with distinct wilderness habitats, then created the Northern Frontier Daily Life account and bought specialized equipment.
• Su Wei collected volcanic rock and century-old peat moss, while his cooking and wildlife videos attracted growing audiences.
• Su Wei completed the Moss River Valley and indoor tide pool, using pumps, chillers, salt, and carefully arranged natural materials to establish functioning miniature ecosystems.
• Emily arrived on Kodiak Island and told Su Wei that she had joined the Alaska Hunters' Guild as a trainee assessor.
• Emily explained that government intervention had raised Kodiak Official Hunting Area No. 1 to four stars and that officials expected proof the Northern Throne Club was operating in earnest.
• Emily warned that a failed inspection could cost Su Wei his rating and license and bring an FBI investigation, leaving him less than six months to demonstrate the club’s viability.
• Su Wei brought Emily to the exhibition hall, where she saw the living, four-degree Moss River Valley and asked how he had made it.