Chen Yan transmigrates to the end of the Qin dynasty.
From the start, he’s about to be seized and sent off for forced labor.
Looking at his bare-walled thatched hut and his wife and daughter, thin as rails, the renowned adventurer has no choice but to craft a recurve bow by hand and become the only hunter for miles around.
The village head: “Chen Yan has turned in one bear pelt. His five years of forced labor are waived!”
His daughter: “Dad, I’m almost sick of steamed bear paws. Can we have braised deer tail tomorrow instead?”
His wife: “Dear husband, we have so much food at home we can’t finish it. Why don’t we have a few more children?”
From then on, the wild animals of Mount Mangdang are in for a rough time.
By the time Liu Bang arrives, the white snake he was supposed to kill has already become Chen Yan’s drinking snack!
