I'm a Druid from the Greater Khingan Mountains, So How Did I Become a Shaman?

On the day he turned eighteen, Zhang Jibei inexplicably received the legacy of a Druid.

Then an appointment as an inspector sent him to Dobukuer Village, where his fate began.

Before he even entered the village, he ran into a rampant gang of mountain raiders, a top-tier poaching crew.

After a thrilling battle of wits, Zhang Jibei captured two of them and handed them over to the police, making a name for himself overnight!

He got promoted before he had even started the job.

Before he arrived, Dobukuer, an Oroqen village, was plagued by rampant poaching, unchecked logging, and a booming wildlife trade. The wulileng, or clans, kept to themselves, and relations between the government and the community were far from harmonious.

After he arrived, Sasa the raven became a scout, searching for pine nuts and tracking bandits; Zeze the moose snapped trees to divert floodwaters; Dazhua the Northeast tiger sat at the village entrance and scared off poachers; and Lanpa the black bear did nothing but sneak honey!

Everything in Dobukuer Village was moving in a better direction.

One day, an elderly Oroqen villager murmured, “How can this young fellow chat with the mountain spirits? Could it be that Baina Qia, the mountain god, has answered our prayers?”

And so the whole village came to a realization: they wanted to make Zhang Jibei their shaman!

That winter, an inspection team from the province arrived and asked, “How are the officials from the organization treating you?”

The entire Oroqen village answered in unison, “Comrade Zhang is the best! He’s the shaman of all us Oroqen! Even the mountain god nods along to what he says!”