Kicked Out of My Family, I Hunt to Spoil My Gluttonous Little Sister and Rule the Greater Khingan Range

【Period setting + mountain foraging and hunting + adorable kids and doting on little sister + pocket dimension + invincible veteran + no goody-two-shoes】 Reborn in 1983 in the snowbound Xing’an Mountains, retired elite soldier Lin Yi opened his eyes to a living hell from the start. His sharp-tongued stepmother egged on his biological father, who threw him and his three-and-a-half-year-old little sister out of the house and forced them to sign a severance agreement, all because the girl had stolen a piece of meat set out to honor their ancestors! Looking at the blizzard raging beneath a sky thirty degrees below zero and his shivering, food-loving little sister, Lin Yi gave a cold laugh and awakened a【portable freshness-preserving pocket dimension】! His awful relatives were waiting for the siblings to freeze and starve to death. But then… “Big brother, I’m hungry. I want to eat a little chicken!” No sooner had his sister spoken than a huge pheasant slammed into the doorpost and knocked itself out. “Big brother, that red plant is so pretty!” His sister dug it up with one casual tug, and it turned out to be a top-grade, century-old wild ginseng root! With his sister’s “whatever I want to eat appears” luck buff and the godlike fighting skills he’d gained as an elite soldier in his previous life, Lin Yi became an all-around hunting god in the Xing’an Mountains. He fashioned a wooden spear and stabbed a boar king to death, knocked out a black bear with two punches, and filled his pocket dimension with wild game and mountain treasures. Then he turned around and made a fortune on the black market! While the whole village was so poor they were gnawing on bark and rough corn buns, Lin Yi’s family was simmering goose in an iron pot and eating fragrant braised bear paw. The smell carried for miles, making his awful relatives drool with envy. Watching his biological father and stepmother kneel in the snow, regretting everything and begging for forgiveness, Lin Yi shut the iron gate of his big brick house. “Get lost! Who said we were family?”