Wang Ye's Years in the Mountains: It All Began with a Slingshot

《Please give this book five stars and add it to your bookshelf. Hunting in the mountains + no System or pocket dimension + one female lead》 Veteran angler Wang Ye hooked a giant catfish in a reservoir. During the struggle, it dragged him into deep water, where he drowned. When he opened his eyes again, his soul had crossed into the body of a boy with the same name in a mountain village in northern China in 1976. Fifteen-year-old Wang Ye was notorious in the village as a good-for-nothing. His parents had died young, and he lived with his uncle and aunt. Lazy and greedy, he stole chickens and dogs. He had just been chased after stealing eggs from a neighbor when he ran headfirst into an old locust tree and passed out, allowing the modern-day Wang Ye to take over his body. It was an era of scarcity, when people lived on work points. Beyond the village stretched the vast, rugged Qingfeng Mountains, rich in resources and teeming with wild animals, but fraught with danger. Bringing the patience and keen eye of a modern angler, along with his love of the outdoors, Wang Ye resolved to shed his good-for-nothing reputation. He would learn from the village's old hunters, make a living off the mountains, and carve out a decent life for himself.