Reborn on the Great Grasslands: I Marry a Uyghur Woman and Raise Quadruplets

Su Tiegui: “Listen, little brother. Your sister-in-law has her eye on those two fat ewes in your pen. She’s taking them to help the baby get stronger, so you should consider it an honor!”

Ma Xiulan: “Exactly. Your Uyghur wife is so far along, she’ll eat through your grain supplies, and there’s no telling if she’ll even make it through childbirth. Don’t waste good sheep on her!”

Su Tiejun gives a cold laugh. “You want to steal my sheep? Let’s see if the pitchfork in my hand agrees!”

Uncle Batu: “Tiejun, that black horse is the ‘Terror of the Grasslands.’ It’s broken the legs of several herders. How come you only have to touch it once and it treats you like a brother?”

Su Tiejun: “Uncle, I guess I’m good at communicating with animals. I gave it a little counseling, too.”

Black Horse: [My savior is right. Anyone who touches my master’s fodder gets a kick that’ll send them straight to their ancestors!]

Reborn in 1981, Su Tiejun looks at his Uyghur wife, Aygul, who is still alive and well, and vows to rewrite the tragedy that claimed five lives, including hers and their unborn child’s!

He can hear the thoughts of every beast and sense the life in all things.

His big brother’s family wants to bleed him dry? He turns around and submits an anonymous corruption report!

A crooked trader wants to force him to sell cheap? He wrecks the man’s entire business!

He moves with his wife into an abandoned winter dwelling, digs a hot spring, builds a heated kang, and buys out the entire supply-and-marketing cooperative!

Three months later, a rare blizzard sweeps across the grasslands. While everyone else is wailing in despair amid the wind and snow, Su Tiejun sits by the warm kang with his beloved wife in his arms.

With four newborn little marvels in the family, life couldn’t be sweeter!