Year 58 of Famine: I Hunt and Support My Family in the Greater Khingan Mountains

When Zhou Weidong wakes up, he has transmigrated to 1958 and become Zhou Laosan, a man despised by everyone at the foot of the Greater Khingan Mountains.

The original Zhou Laosan was lazy and greedy. He stole the family's grain to trade for liquor and beat his younger siblings, driving his mother to gray hair. Now the house is bare, there's barely half a jin of grain in the storage jar, his little brother raises his hands to shield his head whenever he sees him, and his eldest sister nearly died in the mountains while gathering wild greens.

Fortunately, Zhou Weidong is bound to the Mountain and River Supply and Marketing System.

Chaga mushrooms can be traded for white flour, schisandra berries for lard, and monkey head mushrooms for cotton cloth. The wild game, mountain produce, and medicinal herbs that others consider worthless are all treasures to him!

Starting with a pot of potato-and-flour dumplings cooked in lard, Zhou Weidong leads his family deep into the mountains to gather herbs and wood ear mushrooms, fish and hunt, and stock up on grain for winter.

Others laugh at him for neglecting his proper work, waiting to see his family starve.

But when heavy snow blocks the mountain passes and the grain runs out, leaving the entire village hungry, the Zhou family's cellar is piled high with potatoes, pickled cabbage, dried fish, and cured meat.

In this life, Zhou Weidong will not only make sure his family eats their fill at every meal, but also lead the entire village to carve out a way to survive in the hardest of times!