Late Ming: Exiled to Ningguta, I Hunt to Feed My Beloved Wife Like a King

Chen Yan transmigrated to the end of the Ming dynasty and became a convict exiled to Ningguta. Besides his wife and daughter, there were three hundred female convicts by his side. They were strangers in a strange land. Not only did they have to struggle to survive in the harsh climate, but they also had to endure oppression from the three Solon tribes and the Wild Jurchens. As the only man in the convict village, with nowhere else to turn, Chen Siye picked up a longbow, slung a woodcutter’s knife over his back, and plunged into the perilous Greater Khingan Mountains. He fought packs of wolves, battled bears, hunted tigers, and killed wild boars... A few years later, the convict village was gone, replaced by a mighty fortress standing in the Greater Khingan Mountains! His wife and daughter: “Wild boar again? We’re sick of it! Give us some coarse grains for a change!” The female convicts: “Master Chen, please take us as concubines! There’s more food at home than we can eat anyway!” Solon chieftain: “From this day forth, the three Solon tribes are at King Chen’s command. We’ll serve him even if it costs us our lives!” Hong Taiji: “Chen Siye, can’t we live in peace? Please pull back your cannons!” Chongzhen: “Chen Siye has rendered great service in pacifying Liaodong. I hereby grant him the title of... Wait, why don’t you just be emperor instead?”