Northeastern Mountain Hunter: Starting with an Old Foreign Rifle

In his previous life, Jiang Ye was a timid scholar.

When heavy snow sealed off the mountains, his adoptive father died in a wolf’s jaws while gathering herbs for him. His younger sister, who had been his only family, was forced to marry a local bully to pay off their debts, and eventually jumped into a deep pool in despair.

He spent the rest of his lonely life consumed by regret, and died in misery.

When he opened his eyes again, Jiang Ye was back in the bitterly cold winter night of 1971. The bully was about to drag his sister away by force, and his adoptive father was on the brink of death.

This time, to hell with holding back!

Jiang Ye smashed the medicine jar, yanked the rusty old foreign rifle off the wall, and plunged alone into the snowy night!

With no heaven-defying System and no magical space, Jiang Ye relies on the Mountain Classic of the Green Satchel, awakened from his previous life, to become the wildest king of this forested, snowbound land.

He reads the wind to pinpoint locations, tracks prey and sets traps, saves lives with golden needles, and trains beasts using ancient methods.

He raises a crippled village dog and turns it into a top-tier hunting hound; he tames hawks and wolves, forming a mountain patrol of ferocious beasts.

Deep in the old-growth forest, he builds a wooden cabin, lays out a heated brick bed, hunts wild boar, and digs for mountain ginseng.

Outside, heavy snow seals off the mountains. Inside the cabin, the stove roars, a pheasant simmers in an iron pot, hunting dogs lie at his feet, and his sister smiles like a flower. He even lends a hand to protect several influential young intellectuals who have fallen on hard times.

See how Jiang Ye, in this fiery age when hunting is unrestricted, starts with an old foreign rifle, claims tens of thousands of acres of wasteland, builds a wild estate, and step by step creates an empire of his own!