The 1970s: Armed with a Type 56 Rifle, I Take Down the King of Wild Boars

[Island foraging + period setting + countryside + hunting + educated youth women + fishing + pocket dimension]

The moment he opens his eyes, Song Renze is reborn in 1971, on the day his adoptive mother sends him back to the countryside. The year he was born, a mix-up at the hospital led a nurse to switch two babies, and he grew up as the fake young master, enjoying eighteen years of city life.

Just as he’s about to come of age and start working at a steel mill, the real young master shows up and causes a scene. His adoptive mother spits on him and forces him back to his rural hometown.

His hometown is in the Zhoushan Archipelago, rich in supplies and seafood. Unfortunately, the times offer few opportunities, and the villagers don’t know how to develop the ocean’s resources.

Song Renze uses his pocket-dimension ability to forage along the shore, catch fish, and dive for shrimp.

Can’t catch tuna?

I’ll fill the nets every day!

Can’t catch king crab?

I’ll fill the holds every day!

I don’t just grow corn and soybeans in my pocket dimension. I also raise fish and shrimp and stockpile supplies.

When he has some free time, he heads into the mountains along the coast to hunt. With a Type 56 rifle in hand, he can easily bring down a thousand-pound wild boar king!