Rushing Mountain 60: Starting from the Perspective of Treasure Hunting

In 1961, there was heavy snowfall in the Qinling Mountains and famine was raging. The eccentric grandma and uncle plan to sell the protagonist's five-year-old sister in exchange for ten pounds of cornmeal. In his previous life, Lin Han had a weak temperament. He watched his mother being beaten and his younger brothers and sisters died of cold and starvation, and he regretted it for the rest of his life. Once he was reborn, he held a hatchet and forcefully forced his relatives to sign the family separation documents, directly severing all involvement. After leaving home, he took his sick mother, young sister and a local dog with him and broke into the dangerous mountains. The whole village was waiting to see his family dying of cold and starvation. Unexpectedly, Lin Han woke up and saw through golden eyes and still space. Under the snow, you can see wild boars, rabbits, and old ginseng in the mountains at a glance, and there is a huge amount of space for inventory. While others gnawed tree bark and swallowed whole grains, his family stewed fat meat on the hot kang; while others struggled to eat, he also relied on clairvoyance to find treasures from ancient tombs, opened up black market channels, quietly built his own family business, and severely beat his jealous relatives and the whole village.