Li Qingshan, who suffered a huge setback in his previous life, was reborn into the difficult years and determined to completely rewrite his life. He shouldered the shotgun and led the hounds into the vast forest. With his foresight and luck, he hunted roe deer, caught hares, and even dug up century-old wild ginseng that was hard to find. The life in the mountains was lively and interesting, raising dogs to protect the yard, raising bees to get honey, and even the rare sea turtle was tamed and docile by him. In the twelfth lunar month of winter, when he saw that the educated youth who had gone to the countryside were suffering from cold and hunger, he acted righteously and traded wild boar meat for his safety. In this poor mountainous area, there are both inexhaustible delicacies and game, as well as simple and kind-hearted neighbors. Li Qingshan guarded the world and lived a prosperous and practical life.
