Boonie Bears: Logger Vick’s Younger Brother Is a Con Artist

(No System, one female lead, no transmigration, S3. The novel is currently being revised, so there may be some inconsistencies, but the revised material is far better than the original. Please look forward to it. Since the original has many underdeveloped settings, some details have been added by the author.) At first, the protagonist isn’t very capable, so many parts will be similar to the original Bear Bears. It’s only later, once his abilities grow, that he has a major impact on the original plot. Li Qiucai is the adopted son of Bald Qiang’s parents. He dropped out of middle school to make his way in the world and became a con artist, earning the nickname “Fortune-Telling Immortal” at just seventeen. After six years of scraping by, he’ll do anything for money. But after spending every day swindling people, he gets dumped on Bald Qiang to learn a trade. But old habits die hard, and even in the forest, he’s still up to his usual tricks. Xiong Er: “Li Qiucai, you tricked me out of my honey again!” Xiong Da: “Xiong Er, if you’re a bear, act like one! Read more books! Look at him. Why does he only trick you and not me? Wait, yesterday he said Cuihua likes me, and if I cooked for him for a day, she’d admit it. Oh no, I’ve become his free labor!” Later, Boss Li sends over a book on fortune-telling. Bald Qiang dismisses it as feudal superstition, but Li Qiucai is half-skeptical and somehow manages to master it. Later still, he meets the legendary Mountain God and realizes that gods truly exist in this world. He sets out on a journey to find the gods, determined to uncover the truth of the world. Along the way, he meets a girl from the deer tribe and begins, step by step, the path to becoming a god.