They Looked Down on Me After the Family Split in the 1980s? I Shocked the Whole Village with My Mountain-Hunting Skills

[Period drama + mountain hunting + dual transmigration/rebirth + tough-guy power fantasy + everyday life in the Northeast]

In 1981, in a village nestled in the mountains of Northeast China, Chen Tiezhu wakes up to find that he has transmigrated into a period novel, where he has become the village's notorious layabout. His beautiful wife, Bai Xue, whose original husband was away serving in the army, was transferred to the county forestry bureau just after their wedding, before they'd even warmed their bed, and hasn't come back in over half a year.

The family is in chaos, and worst of all, his cousin Chen Jianye, corresponding to the transmigrated female side character in the original novel, has been reborn. Knowing how the future will unfold, he spends every day urging their biased grandparents to split up the family, hoping to kick Chen Tiezhu out and seize the forestry station's quota and the family's heirloom antique shotgun.

Faced with a whole family of troublemakers, Chen Tiezhu gives a cold laugh. Fine, let's split up! Taking only a battered woodcutter's knife and a mountain-hunting dog, he plunges into the vast Greater Khingan Mountains.

He hunts pheasants, snares roe deer, takes down wild boars, and digs up century-old ginseng! While his reborn cousin is still scraping by trading in scrap, Chen Tiezhu is eating pork stewed with vermicelli at every meal, and has become a renowned sharpshooter and a ten-thousand-yuan household. And when his aloof wife Bai Xue, who has never even shared a bed with him, comes home on leave and sees the courtyard hung with bear pelts and deer antlers, she's stunned...