Hunting in 1980, Starting With Two Sisters Throwing Themselves at Me
狩猎1980，从姐妹花倒贴开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Genuine Farming Novels. No Pretending to Farm While Not Growing a Single Grain
Period Novels Set Between the 1950S and 1980S, with a Male Lead! No Courtyard-House Stories!
Hunting Stories
Northeastern period dramas about hunting.
Looking for Period Pieces Focused Purely on Hunting and Mountain Foraging
Any Pure Farming Stories?
I'm looking for a farming story where the heroine stays in the countryside, tending her fields and cooking, then marries an honest, handsome farmer. Ideally, she spends her whole life in the village and never leaves. Any recommendations?
Looking for Novels About Raising Dogs and Hunting, No Brain-Dead Stories
Highly Rated Stories About Hunting, Mountain Foraging, and Rising From Nothing in a Bygone Era
Looking for books like *Back to 1949: The Changbai Mountains Are My Hunting Grounds*. Set in the 1950s to 1970s, with the protagonist starting out struggling to get by, then hunting and foraging in the mountains, taking risks, and gradually making a name for himself. A real growing-up story.
Farming Stories: Picking Mushrooms and Foraging for Wild Greens
Are there any pure farming stories? I like reading about a couple picking mushrooms and wild vegetables and hunting every day. I don't want them to farm for half the story and then expand their business across the whole county or prefecture.
A Male-Lead Novel Set in Northeast China in the Old Days, All About Hunting and Ginseng Gathering. A Quiet Life, Without So Much Drama
Foraging, Hunting, and Digging for Ginseng. No System, No Brain-Dead Protagonists.
Looking for books like Back to 1984: Starting Out in Northeast China by Taking Down a Giant Wild Boar.
The Male Lead Returns to the 1960S, 70S, or 80S
Any Novels About Northeast China, Logging Camps, Hunting, and Fishing?
Looking for a Good Period Novel About Hunting in the Mountains
Ideally set in the 1990s or later. I'm looking for a good, long novel. It doesn't have to be about going into the mountains to hunt. Please, experts, help me out!
Any Stories About Being Reborn in 1980S Northeast China and Hunting, Without a System?
Absolutely Hilarious, Perfect for Anyone Looking for a Change of Pace
Looking for books similar to *Starting Out by Selling Muscle on the Street*.
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I saw it from a video account and thought it was good so I watched it. It's super cool and the main character is so cool in action. I recently recommended it to relieve my anger [smirking] I love the author so much, I'll reply when I see it~
It's very possible. The two of them gave it to the protagonist for free, and the protagonist endured it. This is a bit poisonous, but other than that, I still recommend it.
The plot is well grasped and the author is attentive. Keep up the good work.
The protagonist is a gentleman, and the writing is in line with that era. It should be written more about hunting, and I hope there will be no business.
I like it so much. To be honest, it's really beautiful.
Although the ink is a little stained in the front, it is still okay in the mid-term. Those two CSs are finally dead.
It's so beautiful. I like it very much. There's no reason for it. I just simply like it.
The logic is clear and the language is straightforward, suitable for those who are in urgent need of reading books. However, the subject matter of this book is biased toward the general public, and there are hints of Shuangwen in the last chapter, and the book has not yet been written, but this is not a big problem. I hope the author will continue to work hard and carve out his own piece of land in Tomato
If you want to read it, I suggest you skip the first 50 chapters. Anyway, you can understand the relationship between the characters by reading it. To be honest, if I really want to rate it, it will only be three stars. But after all, it is a first book. I will give an extra star as encouragement.
It's a bit cool, but there are also some slightly unreasonable parts. As a casual article, it's not bad. Good luck to the author.