Back to 70: Starting from Hunting Snow Rabbits to Feed My Widowed Sister-In-Law

[Farming] [Chronology] [Daily] [Ambiguous] [Hunting] [Not the Holy Mother] A modern botanist accidentally traveled back in time to the 1970s when supplies were extremely scarce, and became a fourteen-year-old Orion orphan. In the twelfth lunar month of winter, the rice vat at home has bottomed out, and the beautiful widowed sister-in-law is tearfully preparing to sell the only silver bracelet left by her late husband in exchange for a few kilograms of life-saving brown rice. "Sister-in-law, put your bracelet away. You won't be hungry as long as I'm here." Relying on modern biological knowledge and wild survival skills, he set up simple traps in the ice and snow, hunted plump snow rabbits, and collected and prepared conventional medicinal materials. From providing food and clothing to gradually improving life, we don't make big moves, just a steady flow of water. As he returned home with a full load again and again, not only did the house have the smell of meat, but the eyes of his widowed sister-in-law when they looked at him gradually became sultry...