Transmigrating to 1960: I Take My Sister Hunting and Foraging by the Sea to Survive

In 1960, amid three years of famine, the wind and snow were as cold as people's hearts.

His father died saving someone, leaving behind an orphaned son and his little sister.

His stepmother showed her true colors and sold the girl as a child bride. Their relatives looked the other way, while the neighbors tried to guilt-trip him.

Li Jianjun strapped on his hunting rifle and braved the blizzard, fighting his way back to snatch his sister from the wolves.

Their home was bare, and their food was running out.

He crossed mountains and seas, gathering seafood along the shore, hunting and skinning game, and raising crops and poultry.

The sea teemed with large yellow croakers, prawns, and sea cucumbers. The mountains held wild boars, badgers, and wolf kings.

He haggled at the black market and traded fish for salt and cloth. With his own two hands, he carved out a way to survive.

This is the story of a young man and his sister, making a better and more dignified life for themselves with the help of the sea and mountains in the hardest of times.

No matter how fierce the blizzard, the moment he loads his rifle, he is the hunter. No matter how rough the tide, the moment his spear enters the water, he is the king of the sea.