A comprehensive overview of tombs: starting with the Yellow Weasel's Tomb

"Aren't universities not admitting students anymore? What's going on?"

It's no wonder that Jian Guo has such questions. Since 66, the college entrance examination has been discontinued, and universities have stopped enrolling students. Although the system of recommending worker-peasant-soldier students for admission has been reinstated this year, this place is too remote, and the information received is outdated.

In fact, Ganggangyingzi, where Bai Jing and his group were located, was a very remote place. Under normal circumstances, it would be impossible for them to receive news of the worker-peasant-soldier student assessment.

But Bai Jing and his group had previously found the horse herd, located the Japanese military research institute in Baiyan Cave, and acquired the Japanese regimental flag, which had been sent to the Military Museum in Beijing and become a prized possession.

With all these factors combined, the higher-ups gave Bai Jing and his group a special opportunity for assessment.

Otherwise, Bai Jing and the others would have no hope of participating in the assessment.

Bai Jing then gave a brief explanation, which amazed Fatty, Lu Jun, and Jian Guo. After learning that Bai Jing had found the Japanese military base in Baiyan Cave, they kept asking him about it.

Bai Qi remained silent, but he discerned something different from Bai Jing's words: Bai Jing had actually gone down into the tomb.

Thinking of this, Bai Qi fell silent for a moment.

But he still listened quietly as Bai Jing recounted his experiences at the Ghost Office and the Hundred-Eyed Cave.

Bai Jing was also secretly observing Bai Qi's reaction.

Bai Jing wants to work in this industry in the future, but he definitely can't do it alone; he'll need helpers.

As Bai Jing's own brother, Bai Qi was naturally the best candidate, as he was also skilled in feng shui and dragon vein searching.

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Of course, Bai Jing would most like his own brother to be his helper.

Bai Jing continued talking until very late, and everyone went to sleep very late as well.

The next morning, Jian Guo and Lu Jun stayed behind to cook, while Bai Jing followed Bai Qi and Fatty around the farm.

This is, after all, a farm belonging to the Production and Construction Corps.

Although it was just an agricultural reclamation corps, it was a semi-military, semi-civilian organization, and those who stayed behind were naturally equipped with firearms.

To be fair, the higher-ups were quite generous; they even left three guns for Bai Qi and the other three men who stayed behind.

These guns were all Type 56 semi-automatic rifles. This time, Bai Jing and his two companions took two of them, and the remaining one was reserved for Lu Jun and Jian Guo for self-defense.

This place is close to the Greater Khingan Mountains, and there are some wild animals such as bears, tigers, wolves, and leopards in the mountains.

Because they have guns, they are not afraid of wild animals such as bears and tigers.

The only real threats to them are wolf packs and giant wild boars.

The wolves are alright. According to Bai Qi, due to the wolf hunting campaigns of previous years, there are almost no wolves left within a hundred miles, let alone wolf packs.

However, the most dangerous animals are not wild beasts such as bears, tigers, wolves, and leopards, but wild boars.

After all, whether it's a bear or a tiger, the 7.62mm caliber of the Type 56 semi-automatic rifle is enough to take them down with a single shot.

However, there is one exception: wild boars!

The wild boars in the Greater Khingan Mountains are all of a breed with pointed snouts and long legs.

As the saying goes, there are no bears weighing over a thousand pounds, but there are pigs weighing over a thousand pounds.

Because wild boars often rub their bark against pine trees, their bark becomes covered with a thick layer of resin, which, over the years, forms a hard shell.

In such circumstances, even if a wild boar is hit by a rifle, it is difficult to kill it. Therefore, it is generally very dangerous for one or two people to encounter a wild boar in the mountains.

Even Bai Jing now knows that if he encountered a wild boar weighing over a thousand pounds, he would only have one option: to run away.

Fortunately, we didn't encounter any danger that morning. We didn't see any wild boars, or even a pheasant.

According to Bai Qi, if there were any pheasants around, they would have been hunted down and eaten long ago.

To be honest, Ganggangyingzi is better; at least there's more prey in the mountains than here.

After searching around without finding anything, the group headed back towards the dugout.

As soon as I got back, I heard the army shouting there.

"That damn thing, our last two chickens were killed too."

Hearing this, Bai Jing was a little confused, not knowing what the fat man was doing, while Bai Qi and the fat man quickly ran a few steps toward the chicken coop.

Seeing this, Bai Jing followed along, somewhat puzzled.

Immediately afterwards, they saw two half-grown chickens in the coop being killed by some wild animal.

Although Bai Jing didn't know why the wild beast killed the chicken but didn't take it away.

But after Bai Qi's explanation, Bai Jing finally understood the cause and course of events.

Before the people from Farm No. 17 went on their field training, several female educated youths from the pastoral area came to the farm. These female educated youths found two 'puppies' in the woods.

Overwhelmed with affection, the female educated youth picked up the 'puppy' and couldn't bear to let go, so she simply took it back to the farm, planning to bring it back to the pastoral area later.

When Bai Qi's platoon leader found out, he initially thought they had found a wolf cub, so he rushed over to check. But when he looked, he discovered that it wasn't a wolf cub, but a fox cub.

This time, they've really messed things up.

Chapter 89 Catching Pheasants

Bai Qi's platoon leader immediately ordered that the fox cubs be returned to where they were taken from.

He also explained the pros and cons of the matter to the female educated youth.

Foxes are not dogs, and are even less than wolves. They are impossible to raise. Besides, if a fox cub is lost, the adult fox will definitely look for it, and if it cannot find it, it will take revenge on the people and animals around it.

Foxes are not only vengeful but also extremely cunning, so I advise all readers not to take any action in such situations and to avoid creating trouble for yourself.

At first, the female educated youth were unwilling, but they couldn't withstand the threats and warnings from Bai Qi and his platoon leader, so they eventually prepared to send the little foxes back. As a result, they discovered that the two little foxes had died.

Actually, this kind of thing is quite natural.

Wild foxes were put into captivity, and these were even cubs; it's no wonder they died.

In the end, the farm workers had no choice but to bury the little fox's body far away.

These female educated youths got into trouble and then simply packed their bags and went back to the pastoral area.

But as the saying goes, you can run away from the monk but not the temple.

The big fox must have smelled the little fox on the farm.

From then on, the big fox set its sights on the farm, convinced that the people on the farm were the murderers who killed the little fox.

Therefore, it has been almost a month since then.

From that time on, the big fox started circling around the farm all day long.

When they have nothing to do, they cause trouble on the farm every few days, often killing a few chickens or other things on the farm.

To this end, the farm has also set up many traps inside and outside the chicken coop and other animal enclosures.

But they didn't even catch a single fox hair.

It wasn't until everyone else on the farm went on a field training exercise that this continued.

On the day Bai Jing arrived at the farm, the farm's last two chickens were also killed by that big fox.

After listening to Bai Qi and the others' account, Bai Jing knew that if he didn't take care of this matter, Bai Qi and the others might really be harmed by that fox.

Fortunately, Bai Jing came up with two ideas. First, he would find the fox and have a good talk with it.

Bai Jing felt that since this fox could do such a thing, it must have developed some intelligence and be able to communicate.

The second method is that we have to resort to force.

Immediately, Bai Jing patted Bai Pi on the shoulder and said, "Bai Pi, go into the woods and catch two pheasants. Remember, they have to be alive."

Upon hearing Bai Jing's words, both Bai Qi and the fat man were stunned.

They couldn't quite understand what Bai Jing was doing.

However, the next moment, the white skin on Bai Jing's shoulder leaped to the ground and then ran wildly into the forest.

Seeing this, Bai Qi couldn't help but ask, "Brother, what's going on? Can Bai...baipi still hunt?"

Hearing this, Bai Jing glanced at Bai Qi and said nonchalantly, "Don't worry, bro, it'll be fine."

Others might not know, but how could Bai Jing not know?

It all started back in May when Bai Jing went up the mountain to look for gold.

Bai Jing encountered a black bear in the wild. He was originally going to subdue the bear himself, but Bai Jing only glanced at the bear and the bear stood still.

Moreover, at that time, the white-skinned body also had

A large number of small white worms began to emerge, and just as they were about to devour the bear, Bai Jing quickly stopped Bai Pi's actions, and then all the small white worms returned to Bai Pi's body.

Bai Jing first went up and removed the bear paws and gallbladders before letting Bai Pi do the work.

Under the control of the white skin, the little white worm devoured the bear in less than half a minute.

With such power, if the white people wanted, the entire Greater Khingan Mountains would be under their control.

Naturally, catching two chickens was a piece of cake.

Bai Jing didn't have Bai Pi directly find and kill the fox because he thought the fox might have some skill and he couldn't bear to harm it.

Bai Pi acted quickly. Just over an hour after he set off, a dozen or so dazed pheasants were seen following behind him. Led by Bai Pi, the pheasants entered the coop without any resistance.