Back to 1978: Fishing and Hunting in the Southwest

(Reborn, period setting, educated youth, mountain hunting, fishing, mountain life, no space, no System)

In his previous life, when the college entrance exams were reinstated in 1977, educated youth Gu Jingcheng got into university. His wife thought he was abandoning her and jumped into a river with their daughter.

Reborn, Gu Jingcheng saves his wife and daughter in time and settles down with them in a production brigade.

One man, one dog, and a Type 56 rifle: hunting in the mountains, fishing, and trapping in the southwest.

He raises hunting dogs, giant pandas, South China tigers, monkeys, and eagles to help with the hunt.

From going hungry and lacking warm clothes to buying a sewing machine, a bicycle, and a television, he becomes the envy of the whole brigade.

Readers can rest assured: this book stays true to the era, with no absurd stories about people suddenly becoming billionaires.

The protagonist mainly hunts and fishes, earning a few dimes and yuan at a time. He is just an ordinary villager, and the story reflects life in the 1970s.