Mountain Foraging in the Seventies and Eighties: My Hidden Paradise

After transmigrating to 1978, while everyone else is fretting over ration coupons, Chen Shan is already using his wilderness skills from his previous life to hunt in the mountains, dig for ginseng, and grow medicinal herbs. The wild ginseng nobody else can find is even more top-grade when he grows it himself!

While other people struggle to raise even a mongrel dog, his dogs can chase down poachers, his falcons serve as aerial scouts, and even the tiger cub he picked up is tame enough to cuddle like a house cat!

What? You say life in the mountains is too remote and hard?

Sorry, but my home is stocked with more wild boar and roe deer meat than we can eat. We have a bear that steals honey, a Siberian tiger that rubs against my leg begging for food, and a whole pack of adorable, intelligent pets to keep us company every day. Life here is even more comfortable than in the city!

[No angst or suffering, just a lighthearted, heartwarming story full of adorable pets and satisfying farming. No contrived misunderstandings, and everyone gets a happy ending!]