With the help of two escape boards, Chen Xin successfully built a slope in front of the tracks, lifting the car's nose, allowing the entire vehicle to finally drive upwards.
This time, Chen Xin did not hesitate or doubt; he floored the accelerator, making the engine drive the tracks at maximum power and pushed the whole vehicle directly into the snow, forcing its way through thick snow to break out.
After breaking through the surface, Chen Xin released the drone again, turning back to observe the spot where he was buried.
Left behind was a large hole about ten meters deep, which, with some modification, could even serve as an Inuit snow house.
However, Chen Xin also noticed that although the hole was over ten meters deep, the height from the bottom to the ground was not too high, about only two or three meters.
