Back to the 1980S: Hunting Silly Roe Deer in the Mountains

Nice

Male protagonist: Just hunting in various dangers in the mountains and collecting herbs Hostess: She is a teacher in the countryside. The two people were ridiculed, discussed and looked down upon by the villagers. But they are all super virgins, and they use the money that the hero earned with his life in the mountains, Talk about cooking for school children, and meat? Also buy stoves and sell coal for the school for the winter? Change seats, benches, and windows? The key point is that he didn't change anything at home? It's winter again? Did you buy a lot of books for school? And the two people live in two small adobe houses with papered windows and leaking air and rain? The furniture was almost rotten, but when I heard that my father-in-law was coming, I was provoked by the third wife in the village and immediately spent three to four hundred to buy a TV and radio? The point is, shouldn't you do some house repairs first? He also said that when the mountain was closed in winter in his previous life, the houses would collapse? In the end, several people traveled to the mountains several times? What kind of logic is this? I can't stand it anymore, it feels like a mess

The writing is good and the story is good, but I don't like the mysterious and mysterious way of writing. I find that most of the novels written by men are designed to highlight the male protagonist's tricks, which is very boring to read.