After Returning to the Village, I Started Hunting the Mountains with Emei Bound to Me

Illegal poaching of wild animals and plants, ten years of free room and board, the end!! 🤓

Those who live by the sea live off the sea; those who live by the mountains live off prison.

They dare to kidnap people, but they wouldn't dare to dump their excrement! 🤔🤔 Making trouble for yourself

Is the author from Emei? I work at the Emei Mountain scenic area. This is very well written. Having written about Baoguo Temple, there's not much left to say about Wannian Temple.

They're all talking about cultivating immortality now, this whole "daily mountain rush" thing is just a load of idiots.

I have a question: Since the mountains belong to the state, is it legal to harvest and sell mountain delicacies, especially in large quantities?

With such high popularity, the writing is so outrageous.

My second uncle from Sichuan was reported for catching two pheasants, fined 5,000 yuan, and had to write a guarantee.

Has anyone read a novel from a few years ago where the male protagonist inherited a large plot of land in his ancestral village—I think it was his great-grandfather or something—opened a farm stay, had a goddaughter, and a system that could provide him with rare ingredients?

I couldn't take it anymore, I'm outta here! 🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐