His foot pressed into the soft sand and gravel, and the unrealistic sensation of daily drifting instantly vanished, replaced by a sense of solid steadiness.
It was an inexplicable feeling of safety, like a traveler returning to his hometown.
At this moment, Bi Fang's confidence was through the roof, and even if a lion suddenly sprang forth, he felt sure that he could take it on in a fight.
Of course, not with a guarantee of winning.
Even the audience was enveloped in a sense of bliss at this moment. The fear that had them on tenterhooks every day, worrying that the raft would fall apart and they would be lost at sea, had completely disappeared, leaving them feeling grounded and at ease.
The live broadcast had them accompanying Bi Fang as he drifted at sea for twenty days before being rescued. This rich sense of participation was unmatched by prerecorded programs.
Especially the uncertainty was very appealing, making it hard for them to tune out.
