After transmigrating to the 1970s, Lin Feng finds himself a penniless young hunter with nothing but the four walls of his home.
He’s worrying about how he’ll feed himself when the brigade secretary shows up with two young women. “Nephew, do you want a wife?”
Looking at the two beautiful, youthful educated women before him, Lin Feng grits his teeth. “I’ll marry them!”
On his wedding day, his awful grandmother comes to seize his house, while his useless father raises a stick and threatens to “clean house.”
Lin Feng whips out his hunting rifle and fires into the sky. “You want to die? I’ll make it happen!”
[Ding! The Strongest Hunter System activated!]
From then on, while everyone else is so hungry they’re chewing tree bark, Lin Feng feasts on wild boar and matsutake mushroom stew.
He takes his hunting dogs into the mountains. Black bears steer clear of him, and herds of wild boar flee at the mere mention of his name.
His wife grows plump and rosy, while his sister-in-law refuses to leave their home.
The brigade secretary, his red-eyed old uncle, says, “Nephew, you’ve got so much meat. How about sharing some with the forestry farm?”
Lin Feng grins. “Sure. Fifty cents a pound, cash on the spot.”
Taking a skinny sister-in-law up the mountain?
Pinduoduo...
The second time you go into the mountains, take a woman with you.
What do you think about taking a little woman up the mountain?