Reborn in 1983, I Feed the Whole Family by Hunting

The gambling addict He Chunsheng drinks himself to death in a roadside ditch. When he opens his eyes, he is back in 1983, the day before a black bear breaks his father's leg. All he has is a one-eyed black dog, thirty yuan in gambling debts, and memories of the next thirty years. While everyone else roams the mountains, working themselves to the bone for the supply and marketing cooperative, he plans to become the first person in Heifengkou to buy mountain goods at clearly posted prices. But the local bully steals traps, spreads rumors, and smashes up his business. In a close-knit community, human ties are both debts and snares. Given a second chance, he first saves his father, then quits gambling, brings his wife home, and gets his dog to help carry ginseng as he opens a buying station. Using the keen eye he honed at the old gambling table, he builds a route for mountain goods that will serve the whole village. Only one question remains: will someone seeking redemption be dragged back into the abyss by the laws of survival?