Top soldier Liu Mang opens his eyes to find himself transmigrated into a lovesick pauper in Huanghua Village, in the chaotic era of Yuanlong! It's the dead of winter, his family has nothing, and he doesn't even have a decent set of clothes. All he has is a... cropped floral cotton jacket his wife used to wear?!
His wife, Liu Ruyan, who depends on him for everything, is shivering with cold, and the rice jar has long been empty. To survive, Liu Mang resolutely squeezes into the jacket, tight enough to crush his balls, slings a hunting knife and bow over his shoulder, and charges into the perilous Huanghua Mountain through the swirling snow!
While others wait for death behind closed mountain passes, he brings home one prize after another: pheasants, rabbits, lynxes... even a priceless sika deer! Just as he returns laden with game, thinking about making his wife a warm leopard-print cotton coat, he hears her scream from inside the courtyard!
Xu Youcai, the village's old bachelor, took advantage of his absence to smash the lock and break in, intending to assault her!
“Touch my wife and I'll skin you alive!” Liu Mang's eyes blaze red. His hunting knife flashes, blood sprays five paces, and an ear hits the ground!
The villain turns around and accuses him instead. The villagers gather to watch, and the village chief gives him a hard time. Liu Mang points his knife at them all, his catch as proof:
“I'm no lovesick fool! I'm the only king of the hunt in Huanghua Village!”
“Liu Ruyan has been my wife for ages! Anyone else who reaches out a claw will lose their head to my next swing!”
The top soldier reveals his prowess, striking fear into the whole village. But the village chief smiles sinisterly. “A hunter? By law, you have to marry three wives!”
His wife loves him deeply, powerful enemies surround him, and the law bears down on him... See how this soldier from a poor family carves a path through the chaos, protects his beloved wife, and hunts across the land!
His goal: make his wife the warmest leopard-print coat! Enemies? One comes, one dies!
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