[Urban Farming] [Not Aggrieved] Back to the shameful day of 1987, the bride ran away overnight on the eve of the wedding, causing Li Feng's family to get married without a bride the next day. They were ridiculed by the surrounding area for many years. He didn't want to experience this kind of thing again in this life, so he grabbed his sister-in-law who had just been admitted to university to take the place of the bride. The eldest brother-in-law didn't want to, and I would beat anyone who stopped me!

Don't want to have sex after marriage? You are so beautiful, I don't want to be such a good person, you must give birth to a baby for me.

A bunch of weird relatives who opened a spicy snack factory all wanted to take advantage and become small leaders. Go and have a defense.

A few years later, the runaway bride came home and saw her pregnant sister. Was she stunned? Looking at the successful, young and rich Li Feng, she regretted it so much that she shamelessly approached him... Get out of the way. I gave you face. Give me back the three golds.

Liu Hongmin, a determined young man from a modest background, finds himself inexplicably transported back to 1978.

Armed with knowledge of future events and a passion for literature, he seizes the opportunity to pursue his dream of attending Peking University.

To support himself financially, he begins writing novels based on the television dramas he remembers from the future.

His first work, Young Justice Bao, is intended as a lighthearted endeavor to earn some extra income. However, the novel's unexpected success propels him into the literary spotlight.

In his junior year, Liu writes The Grand Judge of Song Dynasty, a historical fiction that captivates readers with its intricate plot and compelling characters.

The novel's acclaim cements Liu's status as a prominent writer, and he becomes a household name in literary circles.

As Liu navigates the complexities of fame and creativity, he finds himself entangled in the evolving dynamics of the literary world.

His works, characterized by their rich storytelling and nuanced characters, resonate with readers and critics alike. Liu's journey is a testament to the transformative power of literature and the enduring impact of storytelling.

“Erhan, you know the Greater Khingan Mountains these days are a place where ‘you club a deer, scoop a fish, and pheasants fly into your cooking pot.’”

“As long as we work hard, why worry about going hungry?”

Dai Song pats the giant bear head beside him, sending clouds of dust flying from its fur.

“Rawr~ rawr!”

“Don’t rush, don’t rush! I haven’t forgotten your grudge! But you know, those poachers up north all have guns! We're not strong enough yet, so we need to lay low for now. Once I’ve saved up enough money for a Type 56 rifle, then what’s there to fear?!”

“Rawr! Rawr!”

“See? That’s the spirit! So you need to work harder. If you don’t help me hunt, how am I supposed to make money? And without money for a gun, how can I avenge you?”

...

Somehow, the second son of the Dai family has changed.

Once idle and aimless, now his eyes shine with purpose and care.

Hunting, farming, running the hills.

Villagers all say when they see Old Dai:

“A prodigal son returning home is worth more than gold! Old Dai, you’ve finally caught a break—your second son’s out in the mountains again today!”

But only Dai Song himself knows how difficult his original life path would’ve been.

Now, reborn in 1985, he finds a clever little brown bear cub and names it Erhan.

Raising it bit by bit, he relies on it to hunt wild boars, pick mushrooms, dig for ginseng...

With a second chance at life, all he wants is to strangle misfortune in its cradle, make up for past regrets, and give his family the good life they deserve.

Tags: Modern Life, Quirky Characters, Unconventional Thinking, Laid-back, Hunter, Dad, Comedy

In a tranquil mountain village far from the city's hustle and bustle, a small farmstead is established. Here, one can find Maotai priced at over ten yuan per bottle, Wuliangye at seven or eight yuan, organic vegetables, fish, shrimp, and tender lamb—all prepared with an emphasis on green, eco-friendly practices and delightful flavors.

Once a middle-aged man who had experienced a failed marriage, Li Dong transforms into a laid-back farmstead owner. The village farmstead gains widespread fame. Wearing slippers, a sweat shirt, and fanning himself with a palm leaf, he leisurely spends his days. "Reservations? No problem, just a queue." Serving one table a day based on his mood, he enjoys a carefree life.

Li Dong touches the small item hanging on his chest—it’s charged with energy.

It’s time to travel back to 1978 and stock up. A middle-aged man from 2018 embarks on a journey to bring goods from forty years ago.

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Making Money | Time Travel | Daily Life | Business Management | Farming | Cuisine | Portable System | Era Fiction