Su Zhiguo, a field army soldier, transmigrated to the 1970s. With mountains at his back, he and his father took up hunting.
Drawing on the expertise he had gained during years of military service, as well as a faint ability to sense things of high value, he thrived in the dangerous mountains of Northeast China and led the Su family to become one of the village’s most prosperous households.
He also married the village chief’s daughter, thanks to a childhood betrothal.
After two years of this life, Su Zhiguo, with his wealth of learning experience, once again relied on his own abilities to get into a top university.
When he stood at the top university’s graduation ceremony, holding his wife’s hand, Su Zhiguo looked back and realized he was only just over twenty!
There are no fancy shamanistic rituals or anything like that; it's just a story that closely reflects life in the 1970s. Although the story is a bit simple, it's quite enjoyable. 🤭
This should be one of the best novels from Tomato's era; it doesn't have so many ridiculous and unpleasant plot points, and the prices are reasonable.
This book is incredibly well-written.
The book is well written, reflecting the people and events of that era. I hope the author will continue to write excellent works.
The content is very rich.