(Rebirth and atonement·Hunting counterattack·Father's love is like a mountain·Era style)
Real hunting details + Northeastern folk customs + fierce family conflicts + delicate emotional growth
On a Xiaohan night in 1982, deep in the Xing'an Mountains. The impoverished forest guard Liu Zhenjun died drunk in regret, but was reborn in the winter when his wife and daughter were still alive and the tragedy had not yet begun.
In his previous life, because his wife gave birth to nine daughters in a row and had no children, he was indifferent and mean to his wife and daughter under the shackles of patriarchal preference. He devoted himself to adopting his nephew to provide for him in old age. In the end, his wife died and his daughter was separated, and his later life was miserable. When he opened his eyes again, his ninth daughter had just been born, and his eccentric parents and scheming elder brother and sister-in-law were forcing him to adopt her. The whole village was waiting to see the joke of this "extremely poor" family.
In this life, he wiped away his tears, picked up a hatchet, and started to fight back against his entire family. Hunting rabbits with a slingshot improves food, catching pigs with traps to get the first pot of gold, collecting honey from cliffs to survive in danger, and selling sable skins at sky-high prices. A shotgun resounded through the forest, and wild boars, black bears, and wolves became his capital to support his family and establish a business.
The nine daughters had poetic names and entered the classroom that was once out of reach; the gentle and tough wife finally smiled under his clumsy care. And all the people who have bullied and humiliated him - eccentric parents, vicious brothers and sisters-in-law, white-eyed nephews, gangsters in the village, and gangsters in the commune - will all see the reborn Orion's decisive and thunderous methods of killing.
This is an era hunting epic rooted in the black land, and it is also a legend of redemption through blood and tears of a man. See how Liu Zhenjun used his shotgun and wisdom to hold up a sky for his wife and daughter in the forests and snowfields of Xing'an Mountains in the 1980s, writing the family legend of "Nine Phoenixes Chaoyang".
