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Books by Old Forest Headman
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Reborn in the 1970s: A Hunting Life in Northeast China 重生70年代东北打猎的生活
In 1972, deep in the forests of Northeast China, Li Dong, a young hunter reborn with memories of his past life, uses his experience and hunting skills to improve his family's livelihood. He leads his family out of poverty and into the natural and cultural life of their village, holding on to simple dreams for the future as he gradually writes his own legend in the Northeast. This is a rebirth story set in a bygone era, full of human warmth, and a tale of a hardworking man steadily building a bet
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Reborn in 1980: My Hunting Days in the Greater Khingan Range 重生80我在大兴安岭打猎的日子
Li Hongjun is reborn on the eve of the day he gets into gambling debt. In the dark, he polishes his ancestral double-barreled hunting rifle, then takes his old dog, Daqing, into the mountains and brings back his first roe deer, quietly paying off his old debts. From then on, he heads into the mountains before dawn every day. Relying on his sharp shooting and hunting experience, he hunts wild boar, traps rabbits, and digs up wild ginseng, trading his catch for grain and cloth coupons to gradually
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Reborn: A Good-for-Nothing? I'm a Fearsome Mountain Hunter 重生：窝囊废？老子是赶山狠人
"Redemption Through Rebirth + Hardcore Mountain Hunting + Cunning, Satisfying Fiction + Rural Life in a Bygone Era + Loving Dad Who Spoils His Wife" Lin Yao (the youngest of the Lin brothers) **In his past life**: a well-meaning pushover with a weak personality, henpecked by his wife. His uncle's family leeched off him, the village bully tormented him, and in the end his wife died miserably from an illness they couldn't afford to treat. His daughter was secretly sold by his uncle. He lived a lon
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The Road of Sequences: Highway Survival Begins with the Wayfarer 序列之路从行者开始的公路求生
One ordinary afternoon, millions of people around the world were suddenly transported, along with their vehicles, to the Road of Sequences. There was no explanation and no guidance, only basic rules implanted in their minds and a starter toolbox. They were called “Walkers,” forced to survive on a highway with no turning back. They had to scavenge supplies, modify their vehicles, fight the “Aberrants” created by the distortion of the rules, and face the weekly “Sequence Calamities,” which could w
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