1. Hunting was legal in 1980, which is a start that cannot be replicated in the book. The Wildlife Protection Act was only implemented in 1989 - meaning you had a full nine-year legal hunting window. This is the rarest vacuum in period literature, and it would be wasted if not written.
2. 1989 Was not a crisis, but the best climax of transformation. Others were stunned by the policy, but the protagonist was the first person in the Northeast to know about it, confiscating shotguns half a year in advance and setting up a special breeding farm. The information is almost at its peak in this volume. The subsequent collapse of the game industry due to SARS in 2003 was the second time of the same structure, creating repercussions.
3. Gold fingers must be locked. I set two limits on memory: fading over time and changing history will trigger the butterfly effect. Otherwise, by the 300th chapter, the protagonist will become a god who can predict the future, and readers will be bored. Real skills (trace identification, trapping, skinning, and mountain rules) are always more useful and more valuable than prediction.
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