At this moment, a jaw-dropping scene unfolded within the Indian Ancient Ruins. A giant wild boar, significantly larger than a typical boar, charged at a young man, but he deftly dodged it.
The young man was none other than Li Younan.
In these three days, the number of his hunts exceeded anyone's imagination.
He hadn't counted specifically, but the wild boars dead by his hand numbered no fewer than forty, perhaps even fifty.
Avoiding such charges was second nature to him.
After dodging, Li Younan seized the opportunity to skillfully slip an open lasso around the boar's neck. He then yanked it with the momentum, tying the knot tight and secure.
Unless the boar had hands, there was no way it could untie it.
On the lasso was Li Younan's GPS tracking system.
After achieving all this, the giant boar halted, turned its head, and charged at Li Younan again. But he simply leaped to an adjacent ravine and stood on top, chuckling, "I'll deal with you later."
