Back to the Eighties: I Support My Wife and Daughters by Hunting in the Mountains

The moment billionaire Lu Changfeng closed his eyes, he opened them again in 1982, deep in a snowbound forest in Northeast China. In his arms were his wife and daughter, both frozen and despairing.

In his previous life, his gambling addiction cost him the family's last pound of grain. He watched helplessly as a tyrannical village chief dragged his wife away in the dead of winter to settle a debt, while his daughter froze to death on a broken sled. He spent the rest of his life consumed by regret, growing old alone.

Now given another life, armed with decades of future insight and the lost skills of an old Changbai Mountain hunter, Lu Changfeng grabbed the rusty red-tasseled spear from the corner and kicked down the village bully who had come to collect!

Winter fishing for bighead carp, pulling softshell turtles from ice holes, trapping sable deep in the mountains, and taking on wild boars with a spear... The freezing wasteland where others starved to death became a treasure trove where he amassed a fortune. He trampled bullies, took on the worst troublemakers, secured contracts, and built forest farms, leading the whole village to carve out a golden road through the ice and snow.

While the city relatives who once looked down on him still fretted over their paltry wages, Lu Changfeng had already monopolized the Northeast's rare wild medicinal herbs and specially supplied fish products. He became the "God of Wealth of the North," a man even the big shots in the capital treated with respect!