A Hunter's Daily Life of Building a Fortune and Raising Kids in Ancient Times

Han Xiuxiu died a tragic death in the apocalypse and transmigrated into a young woman who had jumped into a river to escape an arranged marriage. To get away from her hateful stepmother and useless father, she willingly married the hunter who saved her.

Lu Yunfei used to have no one to worry about but himself. Now he had a delicate young wife, and he wanted to work hard at hunting to give her a good life.

Hunting, gathering mushrooms, raising rabbits, growing medicinal herbs...

The two of them moved from a dim thatched hut to a spacious house with blue-brick walls and a tiled roof.

Their lives grew better and better.

This is a fictional setting. The dynasty and locations are the author's inventions, and everything serves the plot.

One couple, a sweet little story, focused on everyday life and a slow, steady romance.

Upcoming book: I Pretend to Be a God in Ancient Times. Please add it to your reading list. It will be my next book.

Pei Yu transmigrates to a prehistoric wilderness and becomes a sacrifice offered to the River God.

The moment she is thrown into the river, she understands: if she wants to survive, she has to be better at "playing god" than anyone else.

So...

A drought strikes? She "calls on the gods" to dig canals, but is really using her geographical knowledge to redirect the water.

A plague spreads? She "bestows divine medicine," but is really teaching basic hygiene.

Tribes go to war? She "summons heavenly thunder," but has actually buried gunpowder in advance.

Step by step, she goes from sacrifice to becoming a "Great Shaman" worshipped by countless people.

Until one day, the true totemic giant spirit awakens from its slumber, its cold gaze fixed on her, the impostor.

Behind her are the people she swore to protect, who have already entered civilization.

Pei Yu grips the scroll of "divine arts" she worked out using science, and smiles:

"Looks like it's time to 'kill the gods' and make myself the one and only god."

Theme: Like grass, life goes on without end