Hunting in the Eighties: From Child Bride to Beloved Wife

Wang Ye, a special forces elite from the 21st century, is reborn in 1980 in the Greater Khingan Range. Upon opening his eyes, he finds himself pinned down by two orphaned sisters. Their parents have passed away, and their vicious uncle and aunt have seized their home, forcing the elder sister into a marriage with the village chief’s mentally disabled son and planning to sell the younger sister to an elderly bachelor. Desperate for protection and shelter, the sisters cling to Wang Ye as their only hope. To safeguard the girls and secure food in an era of widespread scarcity, Wang Ye takes up hunting. While villagers refuse to lend him weapons, he stumbles upon a hidden Japanese military arsenal deep in the mountains. Armed with these resources, the entire Greater Khingan Range becomes his personal hunting ground. From pheasants and hares to wild boars, wolves, and bears, along with valuable wild vegetables, mushrooms, and ginseng, Wang Ye thrives. In a time when most people subsist on bran and wild greens, he enjoys abundance, leading the sisters toward prosperity and a life filled with warmth and plenty.