Mountain Hunting in the Sixties: I Marry a Rugged Man with No Heirs and Give Birth to Triplets

The moment Su Maisui opened her eyes, she found herself the unlucky girl sent to the countryside in place of her stepsister. She was also supposed to marry He Qing, the living devil at the foot of Changbai Mountain: a disfigured veteran whom doctors had declared unable to father children. Her stepmother laughed at her miserable fate, while her stepsister expected her to spend her life alone as a widow. Su Maisui touched the Mountain God's jade gourd at her chest, then turned and plunged into Changbai Mountain. While others dug for wild greens, she dug up century-old wild ginseng. While they gnawed on coarse buns, she stewed goose in an iron pot. Wild boar, pheasant, and sika deer: delicacies from the mountains filled her storeroom. He Qing handed over his wages with a cold expression.