Northeast China, 1960: The Hunter's Spiritual Spring Space

Li Weimin transmigrated.

When he opened his eyes, it was 1960. He was in Lijiagou, at the foot of the Changbai Mountains, in the dirt-poor household of a hunter.

Luckily, Heaven had not let him down. A broken jade pendant had turned into a ten-acre spirit-spring space, complete with a spring, farmland, a fishpond, and a livestock farm.

Farming? Water the crops with spirit-spring water, and the vegetables grow like crazy.

Hunting? With his inborn strength and Baji Fist, he can take down roe deer and wild boars with a single shot.

Selling goods? His job as a procurement officer takes him between the city and countryside, and the supply cooperative, state-run restaurants, and steel mill cafeterias are all his customers.

He trades for grain coupons, industrial coupons, antiques, and gold, building up the family fortune ahead of the reform and opening-up.

While other people go hungry in 1960, Li Weimin’s family has fragrant meals on the stove every day.

While others struggle to get by, Li Weimin has already led his entire family onto the road to prosperity.

What? They want to find him a match, too?

Li Weimin looks at the grain, meat, coupons, and gold he has stockpiled in his space and smiles.

“Don’t rush. The good days are only just beginning.”