Back to 1982: I Made a Fortune from Falconry and Hunting in Changbai Mountain

When he woke up, Wen Dong, the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage falconry culture, dreamed back to a small mountain village in Northeast China in 1982. This year, my father's leg is not lame, my sister has not dropped out of school, my sister has not married a bad gambler, and my frail mother is still alive. The root cause of the family tragedy has not happened yet, and it is still too late. In the northeastern mountainous area in 1982, the market economy in the city had begun to sprout, but the mountain people only earned work points in the village collective, and they were so busy that they could not get much money in the first year. In this era, pheasants and hares can be seen everywhere in the fields, and there are countless prey resources in the deep mountains and old forests. The country does not ban guns or hunting. As long as you are braver, you can sell the fresh game caught by falcons in the city and exchange it for real money. The reborn Wendong relied on his superb falcon training skills and advanced knowledge to start out from hardships, make up for the regrets of his previous life, change the fate of his family, and lead his relatives and friends in the village to get rich ahead of time and live a good life. In the spring, the harriers catch the summer harriers, and in the golden autumn, the eagles catch the jumping cats. Silver-headed and flower-tailed rabbits and falcons surround each other, and golden eagles stand on horseback in the meadow. Hai Qing hunts geese for Eastern Pearl, and the Peregrine Falcon is highly skilled in driving away birds. The Eagle King is famous overseas, black feathers and jade claws rule the white robe