Reborn in the 1960s: Farming and Providing with a Foreign Beauty

Ye Qiu transmigrates into the body of the useless eldest son of a hunter’s family in the 1960s. With his father killed by a bear and predatory relatives attempting to sell his sister to a fool for grain, he refuses to be the cowardly protagonist he once mocked in novels. Instead, he takes matters into his own hands, wielding a kitchen knife against his treacherous uncle and an arrow through the village bully’s brow. A mysterious system rewards his ruthlessness: killing humans grants physical enhancement serums, while hunting wild rabbits triggers ten-thousandfold critical hits yielding pork belly, rice, and candy. Enemies, beasts, and famine are nothing but mobile supply caches to him as he seizes weapons, cuts ties with toxic kin, eliminates thugs, and buries the corrupt. He warns all who cross him that they will become his hidden loot drops. However, even he is baffled when catching a few fish results in the system awarding him a statuesque, golden-haired foreign beauty. Armed with a spatial inventory and an unyielding resolve, Ye Qiu grows wealthier the more decisively he strikes, carving a path of absolute dominance without hesitation or regret.