Hunting in North America: the Chinese Hunting King Shocked the World

After working in the United States for ten years, he couldn't even pay the rent on the day he was laid off. His white colleagues laughed at him, "Go back to China." Just when he was about to buy a plane ticket to return home, a lawyer's letter came from Alaska - his great-grandfather, an old hunter who traveled to Guandong in the late Qing Dynasty, bought a million-acre wilderness hunting ground during the gold rush era! Everyone laughed at him: A Chinese coder who had never even touched a gun went to the Alaskan wilderness? I'm afraid I'm not going to feed the bears! But they didn't know that Zhang Beishan's bloodline was filled with the genes of the hunting king of Xing'an Mountains. The yellowed "Notes on Mountain Driving" left behind by my great-grandfather records the unique skills of hunting animals, identifying medicines, observing the sky, and identifying traces that have been lost for hundreds of years! It was my first time to go into the mountains and hunt North American gray wolves with my bare hands! In the first hunting season, the income exceeds that of programmers in Silicon Valley! At the end of the first year, no one in Alaska does not know the name of this Chinese hunting king! Those who once laughed at him now line up to beg him to take him into the mountains...