[1960s + Folk Customs + Hunting + Transmigration]
You've heard of people opening their eyes to see a beauty, but have you ever heard of someone waking up to find a blind bear staring back?
He was a famous modern-day explorer. After falling from a great height, he opened his eyes to find himself a down-and-out man in the 1960s, divorced and raising his younger brother and sister.
So what if it was a bear? It wasn't as if he'd never seen one before. Not only did he escape death, he roasted bear paws in the middle of the night.
He put all his wilderness survival skills to work in the Greater Khingan Mountains.
Hunting, logging, gathering medicinal herbs: he knew the whole routine inside out!
He rode through the forest farm on horseback, bringing home more meat by himself than the whole Uliangha camp. Even the clan chief begged him to join. He used his skills to make everyone eat their words, and his ex-wife cried and pleaded for him to take her back.
Get back together? What a joke. If he marries again, it'll be the most beautiful girl of the Oroqen people!
Could it be that in the poisonous spot, my sister was almost killed, and it just passed like this?
Overall it's quite interesting, but the ending is a bit sloppy. I'm looking forward to the author's next good book [currently in development]