Hunting in the Old Days: My Wife Is Actually a Hidden Soldier!

Period drama + authentic period setting + no System or pocket dimension + one heroine + devoted husband + hunting with guns + adorable pets + a powerful couple

Lin Weiguo died believing his wife, Shen Yue, was a gentle, timid Jiangnan woman who wouldn’t even dare kill a chicken. Then he was reborn in 1984. When he grabbed his hunting rifle and rushed into the mountains to save their daughter from a wild boar, he witnessed a sight he would never forget: his seemingly frail wife held a sharpened wooden stake, her gaze terrifyingly calm, and used a killing technique he had only ever seen in veteran scouts to run a two-hundred-jin wild boar clean through.

Seeing him in the pool of blood, Shen Yue’s eyes instantly changed from icy to panicked. Trembling, she said, “Wei... Weiguo, I... I’m scared...”

Lin Weiguo was thunderstruck. All the mysteries of his past life suddenly made sense: How had she and their daughter escaped unharmed when bandits raided the village? Why did strange “mountain delicacies” always seem to turn up at home?

This time, Lin Weiguo decided to play along with her act.

“Don’t be scared, honey, I’m here!” He rushed over and fired another shot into the already-dead boar, then carried his shivering wife home.

From then on, the couple began an unusual partnership. Lin Weiguo hunted openly to support the family, his marksmanship legendary and feared throughout the mountains. Shen Yue secretly dealt with every “accident.” Whether it was local thugs coveting their wealth or mysterious “travelers” passing through, they all disappeared without a sound at her hands. They were the most loving couple in the village, and the most terrifying duo in the mountains.