Uncle Sam: A Bounty Hunter’s Everyday Life in the City

“Bounty hunters.” As the name suggests, they make a living by hunting criminals and capturing them. In Huaxia, they are also known as “licensed hunters.” Their authority to make arrests even surpasses that of the local FBI. The protagonist transmigrates to the Eagle Sauce Country, notorious for its chaos and crime. He becomes a bounty hunter. Every day, his job is to do collections work for bail bond agencies. Only after he awakens a System does his life change. “Pepper spray, pepper balls, all kinds of guns.” “Why don’t you use live ammunition when you go after deadbeats?” “Because they just haven’t paid their debts. That’s not a crime. If they die, who’s going to pay the money back?” “Then when would you use live ammunition?” “Are you asking me to take on an assassination job?” Hunting dogs, partners, custom cars, mansions, private gun arsenals. It’s a legal, free, but highly dangerous profession, and Wang Hu thrives in the Eagle Sauce Country.