Reborn in the 1970s: Hunting with a Spirit Spring and Marrying a Lovely Wife

In the pouring rain, Li Weiguo rescues Su Wan, a sent-down educated youth, from a whirlpool in an underground river. By a lucky twist of fate, he obtains a Spirit Spring space.

Thanks to the spring water, the potatoes and corn Li Weiguo plants are ready to harvest in just two days. While others are so hungry they have to chew tree bark, his family enjoys steamed white-flour buns and wild boar at every meal.

With the spring water’s help, Li Weiguo can hunt in the mountains as easily as if he were walking on flat ground. One shot brings down the king of the wild boars, and two punches send a black bear running. Before long, he is renowned throughout the surrounding villages as the “Hunting God.”

Using the spring water, Li Weiguo grows miraculous medicinal herbs that cure all kinds of difficult illnesses and save countless lives. Even experts from the provincial capital chase after him, asking, “What prescription did you use?”

But trouble follows close behind...

Su Wan, the educated youth he rescued that day, keeps coming to his house, and the jealous villagers start wagging their tongues: “A hunter and a capitalist’s daughter, alone together like that. What will people think!”

Su Wan doesn’t care in the least. Looking at the mountain of grain piled up in Li Weiguo’s courtyard, she blushes and says,

“Weiguo, do you think... maybe I could... stay?”