Title: The Eighties Hunter: I Make the Whole Village Rich with My Hunting System
Synopsis
Back in 1984, in a poor mountain village in Northeast China, the family has nothing but four bare walls. Their food has run out, and they’re going hungry. His father is frail, his mother is constantly worried, and his grandfather, though a skilled hunter, is too constrained by policy to dare enter the mountains.
A top professional hunter from his previous life is reborn in the body of a timid, impoverished young man. At the brink of despair, he awakens the Wilderness Headshot System.
Every shot is a perfect headshot, leaving the pelts intact;
Danger warnings come in advance, letting him roam the deep mountains with ease;
Tracking game, setting traps, identifying mountain delicacies and medicinal herbs: he’s a master at it all.
Others return from the mountains empty-handed. He comes back loaded with hares, pheasants, roe deer, and wild boars every time.
Others make do with thin porridge and wild greens. His family has fragrant stewed meat every day, with meat at every meal.
A freeloader comes around for a free meal? He gives him a brutal face-slapping and makes it clear he’s not to be messed with.
The village bully tries to make trouble behind his back? With mountain goods as his source of wealth, he crushes him at every turn.
The supply and marketing cooperative deliberately offers low prices? He finds other ways to sell his mountain delicacies all across the county.
From having enough to eat, to stockpiling grain and building a house;
From hunting alone in the mountains, to leading the whole village to prosperity.
Amid the snowstorms and deep mountains of the eighties, Chen Ye shoulders an old hunting rifle and journeys across the mountains with his System. He hunts every mountain delicacy and wild game, protects his family through the bitter winter, and rises to become the revered King of the Mountain Hunters across the region!
