Back from the Army, I Raise Racing Pigeons

Once you enter the pigeon world, it's as deep as the sea.

As the saying goes: "Poor people play with cars, rich people play with watches, and if you want to get rich overnight, raise birds."

I have no skills or education, but at least I know how to raise birds.

I especially like this saying: "Look toward distant mountains and press on; know what you don't know and strive to improve." Raising racing pigeons is a journey of learning and growing through constant failure, drawing lessons and experience from every setback.

The first half of this book is based on my personal story. The second half is mostly the author's imagination. Fellow pigeon fanciers, please take it with a grain of salt and enjoy it for what it is.

In this cutthroat society, at least I won't starve to death.

And then, by chance, I discovered I had a "cheat" of my own.

Hey! ... Looks like my opportunity has finally come!

My mother always tells me: "Comrade! Romance is nothing but a petty-bourgeois fantasy, but racing pigeon competitions are real. Your personal relationships may betray you, but your beloved pigeons never will. Put aside romance and dreams, hold tight to the Racing Pigeon Handbook, and devote yourself unwaveringly to the great cause of racing pigeon competitions."

This book is entirely fictional. Do not take it as fact.