The Amazon Rainforest, located in the Amazon River Basin of South America, is the largest tropical rainforest on Earth.
It accounts for 50% of the world's total tropical rainforest area and 20% of the planet's total forest coverage, making it the largest and most biodiverse tropical rainforest in the world.
Furthermore, it's known as the "lungs of the Earth," playing a crucial role in regulating the global climate.
And now, Ye Yun's newly acquired territory was located right here—and it was a hunting ground.
What is a hunting ground? As the name implies, it's a place designated for hunting.
Keep in mind, the Amazon Rainforest is home to millions of species of insects, plants, animals, birds, and other life forms—representing one-fifth of all animal species on Earth.
Among these vast and varied species, many remain undocumented by science and are yet to be discovered.
The Amazon is filled with danger and mystery. Opening a hunting ground here is, without question, a crazy idea—something no one has ever dared to do.
Yet the system had somehow conjured one out of thin air for Ye Yun, and it spanned a massive 10,000 mu (roughly 1,650 acres).
If this land were anywhere else—even in some barren part of Siberia—he might have been thrilled. But it had to be in the Amazon, and worse, a hunting ground!
Combined with the system's mission requirements, Ye Yun felt like his brain was about to explode.
"Who the hell would come all the way to the Amazon for a hunting trip?! A million tourists a year and $1 billion in revenue—are you kidding me?!"
Ye Yun cursed through gritted teeth. Compared to this, the previous mission had been a walk in the park.
The difficulty had jumped from beginner to hell mode.
"As a God-Tier Tycoon Lord, you must make rational use of all resources and ensure every territory delivers value. That is what defines a qualified lord," the system calmly responded.
"And the Amazon is resource-rich. Among territories of the same level, it ranks at the top. This mission is not impossible."
"Heh, easy for you to say."
Ye Yun curled his lips, too tired to argue with the system. Instead, he opened the System Inventory and pulled out all the documents the system had provided.
"Visas, import-export permits, fishing licenses, firearm permits, logging permits, hunting licenses, land ownership contracts..."
A massive stack of documents suddenly appeared on Ye Yun's desk. All of them were brand-new, obviously genuine, and covered everything needed—big and small.
"Well, at least you've got a conscience."
Seeing these documents finally brought Ye Yun some relief. The system had taken care of all the legal hurdles. All he had to do now was figure out how to operate the place.
But how to operate it remained a major issue. Ye Yun had zero experience in this field and was completely at a loss.
Running the winery was one thing—he had built the Rose Red Wine into a premium brand—but a hunting ground? Where would he even start?
"Wait, I've got Alya! I should ask her!"
A sudden thought struck Ye Yun. With a financial management prodigy by his side, wouldn't it be a waste not to consult her?
Without delay, Ye Yun packed up the documents on his desk and walked out of his study.
Alya, as Ye Yun's personal assistant, lived right next door. So, he went over and knocked.
After a few knocks, Alya opened the door.
"Young Master, do you need something?"
Alya looked drowsy, but she forced herself to stay alert and asked Ye Yun with concern.
"Uh… I have something to ask you. But maybe you should go back to sleep. We can talk in the morning."
Ye Yun had rushed over without thinking and only now realized how late it was. He felt a little guilty for waking her.
Alya, now more awake, shook her head and said, "It's my duty as your assistant to help you whenever needed. Please come in, Young Master. I'll make you some coffee."
She welcomed Ye Yun into the room and went to prepare coffee.
"Thanks."
Ye Yun took the cup and took a sip. Out of the corner of his eye, he unintentionally glanced at Alya.
It was already late at night, and she had clearly been asleep. She was wearing a black, silky nightgown. Her fair, long legs and stunning figure were partially visible—enough to make anyone's heart race.
"Y-Young Master, what did you want to ask?"
Alya noticed Ye Yun's gaze and blushed slightly, quickly changing the subject.
Only then did Ye Yun snap out of it, his face flushing. He cleared his throat and said:
"Here's the thing… I recently bought a hunting ground, but I have no idea how to run it. You're the expert—do you have any suggestions?"
"A hunting ground? That's an unusual business."
Alya looked a bit surprised. She furrowed her brows and thought for a moment before answering, "If it's a hunting ground, then the first step is to build its reputation—promote it heavily and invite people for free trial experiences. The tricky part is usually the paperwork..."
Ye Yun waved his hand. "I've already got all the documentation handled—even the firearm and hunting licenses. You don't need to worry about that."
"In that case, it's much easier. Your target audience should be firearm enthusiasts, hunting hobbyists, retired veterans, or active military personnel. Regular folks can also visit, but they're not the primary market… Oh, and location is crucial. Where's your hunting ground, Young Master?"
Alya spoke confidently, showcasing her professional skills and insight.
"The Amazon. In the Amazon Rainforest."
"What?!"
Alya's eyes widened in shock, her expression adorably stunned. "Young Master, why would you open a hunting ground in a place like that?!"
Ye Yun had expected that reaction and replied a bit awkwardly, "Well… it's a bit of an experiment. No one's done it there before, so the competition is minimal."
Even he didn't believe his own excuse.
"As expected of Young Master…"
Alya sighed—or maybe it was admiration—and said, "In that case, you'll need to build a strong brand image for the hunting ground. The best approach is to invite a few celebrities to experience it and record everything on video. Post it online and leverage their influence as indirect advertising to attract tourists."
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