70: Catching Siberian Tigers, Riding Black Bears to Catch Wild Boars

Top veterinarian Lin Wanwan died in a medical incident. When she opened her eyes, she was transported to 1972. She became a poor little girl who was forced by her vicious stepmother to go to the countryside for her sister and sold to a fool in exchange for a bride price. Lin Wanwan sneered, stunned her stepmother and sister-in-law, packaged them and sold them to an old bachelor in the mountains. Then she took all the money she had collected from home and took her awakened "Space of Ten Thousand Beasts" to the Daxinganling Forest Farm in the countryside. Others went to the countryside to dig the soil and eat chaffy vegetables; Lin Wanwan went to the countryside, holding a silly roe deer in her left hand and squeezing a Siberian tiger in her right hand. Others go into the mountains for fear of being eaten by wild beasts, but for her, going into the mountains is like returning to her happy hometown. A century-old ginseng? Hericium? Ganoderma lucidum? She didn't have to look for it, all the birds and beasts in the mountains were lined up for her to grab at the educated youth spot! The rough educated youth who had been beaten to Category 5 and had a broken leg was dying of hunger. Lin Wanwan casually threw over a plump roasted bamboo rat and healed his leg. Unexpectedly, this "lone wolf" who is usually taciturn is actually a hidden boss in the Beijing circle. Later, Lin Wanwan was counting money on the kang until her hands cramped. The boss was holding foot washing water and coaxing her softly: "Daughter-in-law, the Siberian tigers are all asleep. It's time for us to have a second child, right?"