I Claim the Mountain as King: Hunting to Feed My Beloved Wife

Let me tell you a little bit. First of all, the author, you need to understand that it was in ancient times, or the era of turbulent dynasties. Is it realistic that mountain goods can be sold for one or two taels of silver per pound? Is it realistic to sell a wolf, wild boar or sheep for a hundred taels of silver each? Don't you think it's outrageous that a tiger can be sold for two to three thousand taels of silver each and a bear can be sold for four to five thousand taels of silver? You have to understand that one tael of silver in ancient times is equivalent to a thousand dollars in modern times. According to the way you write it, the inflation rate in ancient times was too outrageous! Throughout the history books, there has never been such an outrageous price in all dynasties, even in the prosperous times of ancient times.

Bears are not afraid of hunting in Internet cafes

Your IQ is online, do you think your family owns a slaughterhouse for beasts in the deep forest? There are more than 100 pieces at a time, and the pallet truck is big enough to load them all in one go. Your ancient cart is a container! Cao Cao Cao

Ridiculous, many things are outrageous!