Lu Feng, an ace sniper, died alongside his enemy on a mission. When he opened his eyes, he had become a boy on the verge of freezing and starving to death deep in the Greater Khingan Mountains in 1937.
His family had nothing. His mother was bullied by the Japanese, and his little sister was so hungry she had grown pale and thin.
A hopeless situation? No. To him, this vast forest and snowy wilderness was the ultimate hunting ground, and the starting point of the path to power granted by the System!
While others worried about where to find their next steamed corn bun, Lu Feng carried a fifty-kilogram wild boar home and quietly hunted Japanese troops with modern weapons from the System's shop, earning points to exchange for supplies.
While the villagers trembled at the thought of bears, Lu Feng was wondering how best to cook a bear paw, then used a perfectly aimed sniper shot to wipe out a Japanese stronghold in the mountains.
Everyone thought he was just lucky. They didn't know that, with the instincts of a god-tier sniper and help from the System, the entire Greater Khingan Mountains was his backyard, and the invaders were the plumpest prey in his sights!
Lu Feng: "I never wanted to be a hero. But if you insist on calling me the 'Mountain God of the Forest and Snowfield,' there's nothing I can do."
This book is good, well written, and worth reading. Keep up the good work!
This story is really well written and deserves a thumbs up.
Great! Excellent! So satisfying! Any book about killing Japanese devils deserves five stars!
Chapters 265 and 266 seem to be reversed; chapter 265 seems to be the ending.
The beginning is good; hopefully the rest of the parts will be just as captivating!
People still spoke English back then.
Great, great ... Having a large storage space would be perfect.
I love reading any novel about fighting the Japanese invaders, especially long ones! Thumbs up for you!
The lungs are written very well.
Not bad, not bad, not bad