1983: My Great Hunting Grounds in the Tianshan Mountains

In those days, without cheating, the locals lived a very tight life, and the local hunters may not even have a good life. You, the old man, will become all-powerful as soon as you come back? At that time, the mountains around the residential area were cleared and there was not enough food.

Another bastard rebirth stream, don't watch it at all

Can there be dark wood in the northwest? Based on the climate and wood conditions of the trees in the northwest, it is unlikely to occur in the northwest region. There are 4 core hard defects that completely fail to meet the conditions for the formation of sunken wood: 1. The ancient vegetation is not up to standard

Wow, he caught a pheasant and got mistaken for stealing chickens, then he and his sister hunted a 400-pound wild boar with a speargun? He just said that in Xinjiang, "jin" means kilogram; I can't imagine how he killed an 800-pound wild boar with a speargun. He's practically a reincarnation of Li Yuanba! 😄

When I read Chapter 10, I realized that this is a mindless and cool article hunting under the guise of the times. The core of the story is about the daily life of a bastard who encounters more brainless bastards after his rebirth.

It's alright, but the beginning is too toxic. It's a classic case of any family member even remotely connected to the protagonist suffering terribly.

Even if it's just a change of skin? For example, a sudden drop in population to less than 500 million, a sudden increase in forest coverage to over 33%, and a northward shift of the waterline to the Helan Mountains. Without these basic physical conditions, how can you claim that the Northwest is rich in game? Do you really think the construction corps and border troops there are stupid?

I just want to know how an old sow can have a penis and testicles? 😂😂😂

It's just a bastard rebirth stream, but another group of bastards were deliberately included in it, so no one would read it. It's normal.

Judging from the synopsis, it's not profound at all; it feels like a hodgepodge served up on a table. It's obvious the author read a few books about hunting, gold panning, and jade hunting and then thought they could do it too… I'll put it on my bookshelf for now, and maybe read it if they can write a million words. Good luck, author! 😎😎