Reborn in 1950: Hunting in the Mountains to Feed the Whole Family

Rebirth + mountain hunting + hunting + no System + no cultivation + one female lead

Lin Fang, an elite sniper, died on a modern border battlefield. When he opened his eyes again, he had become an eighteen-year-old pauper in 1950, trapped in a blizzard-bound mountain village. His family had nothing, the rice jar was nearly empty, and he was huddled in a corner, shivering alongside his only sister-in-law, Li Xiulan.

In this life, there would be no hail of bullets, only winters colder than bullets, wolf packs hungrier than any enemy, and villagers and mysterious outsiders watching him like hawks.

But Lin Fang smiled. Guns could rust and bullets could run out, but the Greater Khingan Mountains were an inexhaustible ammunition depot.

With a hunting rifle in one hand and a woodcutter’s knife in the other, he fought his way out of desperation.

One shot brought down a roe deer; traps let him turn the tables on a pack of wolves; he risked his life to rescue someone from an ice cave and cured wolf pelts to survive the winter.

A special forces soldier’s survival skills became the toughest passport in this wilderness of snowy mountains and black waters.

His sister-in-law, Li Xiulan, transformed from a terrified village woman into a huntress who could wield a crossbow and fight alongside him through life and death.

Together, they built a stronghold of their own in this untamed era.

But one crisis followed another.

Wang Fugui, the village chief’s son, coveted the treasures in the mountains and brought explosives to force his way into the forbidden labyrinth.

A mysterious survey team slipped into the area, armed with walkie-talkies and handguns, their intentions unknown.

The sheepskin map and bloodstone left behind by Lin Fang’s older brother, Lin Gang, also drew covetous attention from all sides.