Exiled to the Deep Mountains, I Hunt to Support My Wife and Younger Sister

Fu Ye, a survival instructor for special forces, is unexpectedly reborn in 1982 in the forests of Northeast China.

From the start, the difficulty is hellish. A vicious clan frames him, and he is cast out with nothing, “exiled” to a remote mountain wilderness teeming with beasts alongside his frail, beautiful wife and his emaciated sister-in-law.

The whole village is waiting to feast at their funeral, betting they won’t last three days!

But when Fu Ye looks at this untouched natural treasure trove, he grins.

With a battered hatchet, he takes on a herd of wild boars alone. He rigs special forces-style traps and hauls in top-quality furs. Even century-old wild ginseng and rare bear gall are easy pickings!

In this era where gold lies everywhere, Fu Ye becomes lord of the mountains. He tames wolves to guard his home and turns a leaky shack into a luxurious manor. Every day, he makes soup with pheasants and stews meat with wild ginseng, transforming his gaunt wife and sister-in-law into radiant beauties.

When Fu Ye drives a big truck down from the mountains, loaded with tons of wild goods to trade for stacks of cash, the whole village is green with envy!

The despicable relatives who once bullied them kneel outside the manor, begging for handouts, only to be scared witless by a pack of wolves.

With his beautiful wife in his arms, Fu Ye looks at the wealth filling their home and sneers. “Cross me? You aren’t even worthy of being prey!”