Reborn in the 1980S and Ventured into the Northeast: Fishing, Hunting, Farming, and Prosperous Family Homes

In 1981, in the early days of reform and opening up, the land had not yet been fully farmed out to households. The black soil in the Northeast was still vast and barren, the forests and snowfields were vast, and the wetlands and rivers were rich in products. However, local farmers and farm workers lived in poverty, with shortages of rations and materials, and a single source of livelihood. The winter here is long, snowy and windy. It not only faces the hardships of surviving in the extreme cold, but also contains unique wealth: fat fish from the glaciers, game from the snowfields, wild products from the mountains and forests, and high yield potential from the black soil. In his previous life, Lin Feng was confused and ambitious for most of his life. He missed out on the development dividends of the Northeast, which caused his family to suffer one tragedy after another, leaving him lonely and regretful in his later years. Once reborn, he brought half his life's memories and experiences back to the key node that changed his destiny. He took root in the Northeast, guarded his family, engaged in fishing and hunting, cultivated black soil, started a family business, and rewrote his tragic life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.