Return to the 60S: from Chewing Tree Bark to Becoming the Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine

When Zhao Jianguo opened his eyes, he became a boy on the verge of starving to death in the northeastern ravine in 1960. The family of six was completely bare, and all the wild vegetables and tree bark had been eaten away. As a rare "three-no" person in the time-traveling army (no system, no memory, and no strength), he felt that he had lost the face of the time-travelers. It wasn't until he desperately saved a girl who was also about to starve to death that he realized something was wrong with her - the modern words that occasionally popped out of her mouth and her understanding of plants in her eyes were not like people of this era at all! It turns out that she is also wearing one, and she is a PhD in biology with the ability to predict things! What's even more amazing is that after saving her, the broken jade pendant in his arms came to life! A spiritual spring, ten acres of black soil, and an ancestral medical and martial arts secret book. From then on, Zhao Jianguo used silver needles in his left hand to treat illnesses and patrolled mountains with a shotgun in his right hand. Daughter-in-law Lin Xiaomei used knowledge to transform the experimental field and calculated every possibility of increasing production. The two of them, one in charge and the other in charge of the outside, worked together to squander supplies in the pigeon market and deal with the dishonest Xiaoxiao. Days were just getting better, but he discovered that deep in the mountains and old forests, there were hidden top secrets coveted by enemy agents, as well as treasure clues related to the fate of the country... From struggling for a mouthful of food to becoming a "master of traditional Chinese medicine" and an agricultural expert guarding one side, Zhao Jianguo realized that traveling through this journey was not only to survive, but also to sink his roots deeply into this hot black land.