Mountain Hunting in the Seventies: After Breaking Off the Engagement, I Marry a Stunning Educated Youth

In his previous life, Lu Feng was a complete sucker.

During a famine year, with heavy snow sealing off the mountains, he saved his last mouthful of food for his fiancée. In return, she took everything he had and left him to freeze to death in a shabby hut!

When he opened his eyes again, he was back on the day of his engagement in 1970.

Faced with his future mother-in-law demanding a bigger bride price at the last minute and his fiancée’s haughty attitude, Lu Feng kicked over the table. “I’m not marrying into this family. Get lost!”

On his way back to the village, Lu Feng came across Shen Qingqiu, a stunningly beautiful, aloof young city-educated woman who was about to sell herself for food to save her little sister from starving to death.

Lu Feng tossed down the wild chicken he’d just caught and spoke in a rough, commanding voice. “Come with me! Be my woman, and I’ll make sure you and your sister eat meat every meal!”

After awakening a storage space and gaining access to a miraculous mountain spring, Lu Feng plunged into the virgin forests of the Changbai Mountains.

He gathered century-old ginseng, fought black bears, hunted wild boars, and traded on the black market!

While the villagers were so hungry their eyes turned green as they chewed tree bark, Shen Qingqiu sat on Lu Feng’s warm kang, her cheeks rosy and radiant as he insisted she eat a rich bowl of flying dragon soup.

Watching Lu Feng’s life get better and better as he brought home a bicycle and a radio, his former fiancée regretted everything. She came to his door in tears, begging to get back together.

Lu Feng sneered, holding a bloodstained butcher’s knife. “Get lost! Don’t scare my pregnant wife!”