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What struck me the most was the family line. The sisters hugged Wang Ming and cried, not letting him go into the mountains at night. Wang Ming gritted his teeth and went out looking at his brother with a high fever. He did not forcefully stir up emotion, but he could feel the helplessness that "if he doesn't go into the mountains, his brother will be gone." Not all rebirth stories have to seek revenge first. This kind of plot that puts family first is warmer.

The fact that the system settings are not suspended is a plus. The "Hunting Master System" only provides basic skills. Wang Ming has to practice terrain recognition and trap making by himself. The first time he failed to set up a trap, he relied on experience and hard work to hunt wild boars at night. Skill improvement is tied to the advancement of the plot. The logic is smooth and does not make people feel that "if you have a system, you are invincible", it looks very solid.

The writing style is realistic and fits the background of the 1980s. The details of adobe houses, broken quilts, work points in exchange for food, and five yuan for medicine that make it difficult for people to live in the house are not deliberately stacked with historical elements, but they can remind people of that era of scarcity of materials. The description of hunting in the mountains is also very realistic. The scenes of biting cold wind, difficult traps, and wild boar going crazy are not exaggerated to say the least.

The supporting characters are so realistically written! The aunt's badness is not purely bad, but selfishness that is common in rural areas; Aunt Zhao secretly reminded Wang Ming that it is also the kindness of ordinary people, and there is no such thing as "all evil people" or "all good people". These little characters make the story more like real events, not a fictional world of cool novels, and provide a full sense of immersion.

A very satisfying time

Very good for hunting and protecting the family

It feels okay