On the day the snow buried everything, Zhao Beijiang was reborn in a small fishing village in 1960.
In his previous life, he had favored sons over daughters and despised his seven girls, failing to take responsibility for raising them.
In the end, he spent his whole life alone. As he lay dying, his relatives and wicked neighbors seized his property, and no one was left to bury him.
Now that he was back, he saw his daughters, gaunt with hunger and dressed in rags. Gripping a fishing spear, he charged resolutely into the snowy wilderness to hunt pheasants and wild boars, catch fish and shrimp, and gather mountain delicacies... He swore he would carve out a bright future for his wife and daughters.
The writing level is average and not interesting.