Qi Ling Chong Shan: the Ultimate Starving Heartbroken, I Take Matsutake Mushrooms

Lin Mai's job was replaced by his cousin and he was sent back to the old forests of Northeast China overnight. The people in the village were waiting to see this city girl go hungry. She turned around and went into the mountain, and slapped a "delicious and non-poisonous" label on the colorful poisonous mushrooms. The eldest aunt came to find trouble and even took away the pot. That night, the uncle's family went to the commune health center for gastric lavage to induce vomiting. Lin Mai came to the door with a broken bowl and asked for "soup money." The second-rate guy next door lets his dog bite people. Lin Mai raised his hand and put a sticker on the evil dog called "Loyal Protector". The vicious dog turned and pounced on the second-rate man, tearing his cotton pants into strips. From then on, he became Lin Mai's exclusive security guard. Heavy snow has closed the mountains, and every household tightens their belts and gnaws tree bark. A three-hundred-pound wild boar knocked open the door of Lin Mai's house. Lin Mai used his backhand to put the word "soft" on its forehead. The originally manic wild boar clamped its tail on the spot, grunted and nuzzled her trouser legs, and went to the snow the next day to dig out half a basket of winter bamboo shoots for her. The cousin went back to the village to show off her newly bought Doliang shirt, and opened the courtyard door. Just when Lin Mai felt that the fire in the stove was not strong, he grabbed baskets of the best matsutake and threw them in. The cousin's eyes widened and she didn't utter a word for a long time. Lin Mai dusted off the dust on his hands and looked up: "There is no heating in the city. Is it freezing?"