Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks Chapter 3067: Grand Prize of Ten Million Yuan

The sponsor of this ga was a big corporation that was so wealthy that they didn’t know what to do with their money.

They sponsored this show and provided this island along with it.

This island was also private property owned by a rich person.

Rumor had it that it was bought specifically for this show.

Quite the attention-grabber, wasn’t it?

The entrustor was nad Xu Xin. She was a participant in this show.

Why did she join the show? Because the prize was substantial. Anyone who survived on the island for a month would receive a grand prize of ten million yuan.

Ten million was not a small sum.

The entrustor’s mother suffered from uremia. Her condition had gotten so bad that the only thing that could help her now was a kidney transplant.

Xu Xin’s parents divorced when she was young, and she was raised solely by her mother.

Her mother supported her and provided her with food, clothing, shelter, and education, all on her own.

Now, her mother was suffering from uremia and urgently needed a kidney transplant. The cost of dication and dialysis alone was already overwhelming, let alone the transplant itself.

Moreover, they had no way of knowing when a potential donor match would be found. That, and the surgery that would follow, could happen at any ti.

However, the cost of the surgery remained a major obstacle.

For years, Xu Xin’s mother was the family’s sole provider, and life had always been difficult. This ant that they quickly ran out of savings once she fell ill.

Xu Xin couldn’t imagine life without her mother. Even after Xu Xin’s mother divorced her father, she chose not to remarry and just focused on raising her daughter.

Perhaps it was because of the man who had hurt her before.

Xu Xin’s mother had practically poured her very lifeblood into raising her and ensuring she beca a college student.

But now, at this critical mont, her mother had fallen ill.

Their family didn’t have any money, and asking for money from Xu Xin’s father was also out of the question. She was already over eighteen years old, so he had no legal obligation to support her anymore.

Besides, her father had remarried and started a new family. There was no way he would provide them with financial help.

Around this ti, Xu Xin saw an advertisent on a television station recruiting participants for a reality show.

Anyone could apply, regardless of their background. If they succeeded, they would win ten million yuan.

If she could get that ten million, it would cover her mother’s surgery.

Her audition went smoothly. Perhaps her status as a college student helped her get selected for the show.

This live reality show gathered people from all walks of life—college students, doctors, lawyers, and even gangsters. There were n and won alike.

In total, the show has 20 participants.

The show seed designed as an observation on how people from different backgrounds would handle survival on a deserted island. That way, there would be drama and intrigue to keep audiences engaged.

Everyone was after the ten-million-yuan prize. After all, ten million was an amount so people couldn’t earn in a lifeti, or even two.

Regardless of their motivations, every participant was determined to win.

A helicopter brought them to the island. They weren’t given any resources. No supplies, no provisions, nothing. They were just thrown into the deserted island.

The island’s harsh conditions exceeded everyone’s expectations. The only things they had to help them were their walkie-talkies and daggers. They didn’t even have any food.

Venomous snakes and insects were everywhere, along with so other unidentifiable creatures. It was simply an unimaginable place for them.

For people who couldn’t even recognize basic crops, finding edible food was an impossible task.

Like everyone else, Xu Xin was completely dumbfounded.

Moreover, the twenty participants weren’t dropped off together. They were scattered across different areas.

Perhaps the producers wanted to prevent them from forming alliances right away and instead wanted to first observe how they fared alone.