Back to 1979: A Leisurely Life in the Mountains

Qin Feng steps into thin air and falls into an ice hole. When he opens his eyes again, he’s back in 1979, at a poor forest farm in Northeast China. The same three drafty mud-brick rooms. The same wife, her heart broken by him, her face cold and indifferent. In his previous life, he was a lazy good-for-nothing who dragged his whole family down. He died far from home, consumed by regret. This time, he doesn’t want to be a bastard anymore. But... he just wants to use the treasures in the mountains to put meat on the table for his wife and kids. Why does his family look at him like they’re guarding against a thief? Fine. If they don’t trust him, they don’t trust him. While everyone else is desperate to move to the city, he’s determined to plunge into the deep mountains and forests that raised him. With a “treasure map” of the next forty years in his head, he knows exactly where to find century-old ginseng and herds of game. He doesn’t need to accomplish anything great in this life. He just wants to make up for the regrets of his past, spoil his wife, who died young in his previous life, rotten, make sure his daughter has meat in her bowl every day, and live with his family in these mountains in a life of bliss that everyone envies.