Deep in the vast primeval forests beneath Changbai Mountain, Li Erhu has spent more than twenty years hiding from the law after accidentally killing someone. One careless moment, and a wild boar kills him. Guided by the old hunting rifle in his hands, his soul travels back to 1948! From the start, his father, his second uncle, and a close friend of his father from the same village have all died in a hunting accident. The family’s main breadwinners are gone. Between the four families, there are more than twenty children, and the oldest is only sixteen. These three men used to support all four families. Without them, the families will soon face dire hardship.
Faced with this situation, Li Erhu’s ambition is stirred instead. He is determined to shoulder the burden and lead the four families and his more than twenty siblings toward safe, prosperous lives, drawing on the experience he accumulated in his previous life. He doesn’t seek great wealth or status, only a life of peace and plenty.
They must make it through the poverty of the 1950s, the hunger of the 1960s, the Cultural Revolution of the 1970s, the uncertainty of the 1980s, the upheaval of the 1990s, and the reforms after 2000. Most crucially, during the Cultural Revolution of the 1970s, he must ensure his family lives well without becoming a target or being denounced and persecuted. In that terrifying decade, when right and wrong and good and evil are ignored, he must lead his family safely through it.
The content is substantial and the ideas are novel!
Good writing and compact plot
Five-star praise. Although there are still some minor problems, they do not affect the viewing. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I still feel very good.
Super pretty, pretty, pretty