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Reborn in a Mountain Village in the 1960S: Hunting the White Mountains and Black Waters
Shen Guodong’s last thought before he died was that under no circumstances should he marry a widowed woman with a child and raise someone else’s kid. But when he opened his eyes again, he was back sixty years in the past, at the age of eighteen. This time, he would split from the family, escape his parasitic relatives, and live quietly on his own. A small mountain village in the 1960s, at the foot of the Changbai Mountains and beside the Songhua River. The endless mountains are full of reishi mu
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Reborn in the 1970S: A Young Educated Youth at the Forestry Station
Sheng Xiping is reborn in the 1970s, back in the days when he was an educated youth at a forestry station. In his previous life, youthful arrogance led him to make a terrible mistake. With a second chance at life, he'll repay kindness with kindness and settle his grudges. And when it comes to love, he'll love wholeheartedly. At the foot of Changbai Mountain, amid the vast forests and snowy wilderness, there are ancient trees reaching for the sky and rare birds and beasts. The whole mountain is h
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Back to 1977: Farming and Raising Kids
Xu Shiyan is reborn forty years in the past, on the second day after his wedding. His lovely new bride has just arrived, and everything is off to the best possible start. He can grow crops, go hunting, and head into the mountains to dig up a giant ginseng root whenever he likes. Life in the 1970s really isn't so bad. He wasn't much to speak of in his previous life, and he has no grand ambitions in this one. He just wants to live happily with his wife and raise their daughters to succeed. His eld
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Republican Era: King of the Changbai Ginseng
In the final years of the Qing dynasty and the early years of the Republic, thirty million people from Hebei, Shandong, and Henan left their homes, joining the great wave of migration to Manchuria. Qu Shaoyang, who had transmigrated there by accident, was swept up in the tide as well. He crossed mountains and rivers, braving every hardship as he ventured into the forests, onto the waterways, and into the ginseng fields. Woodcutters, raftsmen, hunters, gold prospectors, bandits, and ginseng digge
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