Reborn in the 60s, I hunt to support my family and even seduce the village beauty.

The wild boar in the crosshair fell to the ground with a thud, blood gushing from its neck.

Ignoring the wild boars on the ground, Chang Kun immediately aimed his sights at the other wild boars.

At this point, the other wild boars had scattered and fled like bombs exploding.

The biggest ones were the fastest, probably thinking that even if they couldn't outrun bullets, they could survive as long as they could outrun their own kind.

Little did they know that Chang Kun, who came to hunt, was a cheat code; with a single, deadly strike, they had no chance of survival.

The little sticks chirped and squeaked, not knowing where to run. Two of them even ran headfirst into each other and ended up rolling on the ground like two gourds.

Bang bang bang!

Three more shots were fired, but only one large boar was hit.

Moving targets are indeed difficult to hit. Even if the distance is not far, it is not easy to get shot if time is too tight.

Without a moment's delay, he used the one-shot kill technique on the remaining six bullets in the chamber, and every boar and sow was bleeding from the head and collapsed to the ground.

After running out of bullets in his 56 semi-automatic rifle, he took out two muskets and a shotgun from his storage space. These guns were obtained by fighting back against bandits on the mountain, and they were already loaded with bullets for later use.

With the large wild boars all killed, the remaining smaller ones posed no threat to Chang Kun.

While chasing and hitting them, they only managed to kill two out of the seven or eight small sticks, letting the rest escape, after all, they had to consider sustainable development.

The other two, which had collided head-on and rolled on the ground, seemed to be dazed, struggling for a long time without being able to stand up.

Without wasting any bullets, Chang Kun took out his wolf-tooth dagger and, with a swift motion, plunged it into Xiao Huabangzi's neck.

The screams and shrieks of a pig being slaughtered rang out, then the dagger was pulled out, blood spurted out, the little wild boar's screams weakened, its body twitched incessantly, and in less than half a minute, its four legs could only tremble slightly.

With the two unlucky little guys dealt with, Chang Kun breathed a sigh of relief.

In just two or three minutes, the continuous firing of guns sent adrenaline soaring; it was both tense and exciting.

Taking a breather, looking at the wild boars lying around him, he felt just as Kong Jie had famously said—"That was exhilarating!"

Meimei lit a cigarette afterward, took out the hot lamb kidneys she had been rewarded with earlier from her spatial storage, and took a sip of black snake wine with relish. This kind of life was something even the gods wouldn't trade.

After resting for a while, I put these guys on the ground into my spatial storage. There were three boars, five sows, and four wild boars in total. It was quite a harvest!

These wild boars, including their hair and bones, weighed over two thousand pounds in total.

The railway police, the supply and marketing cooperative, and the state-run restaurant will each get a share. Chang Kun only plans to keep two wild boars; the rest, let Grandpa Yang and Brother Cheng worry about.

He had already made up his mind while traveling up the mountain.

They prepared the remaining wild boar and asked Grandpa Yang and Brother Cheng to find the veterans in the surrounding area and share some meat with them.

You can't openly give away the radishes and cabbages in the space. You can say you hunted them in the mountains, but you can't explain the origin of the vegetables.

Being small and weak, there's not much I can do, so I can only rely on this system to hunt.

With National Day approaching, being able to eat some meat brings them some comfort.

After sensing the surroundings for a moment, Chang Kun discovered that about six miles away, a black bear was perched on a vine, picking and eating small kiwis.

Under the blazing sun, this distance was a real challenge for Chang Kun, who was already exhausted from walking.

After thinking about it, he decided against it. Even if he managed to hunt a black bear, whether it was bear meat or bear paws, it would only end up in the mouths of the leaders, so he couldn't be bothered with the effort.

Walking downhill along the mountain fork, now unafraid of the gunfire disturbing the big prey, we shot two pheasants, three squirrels, and picked up a hedgehog along the way.

This trip to the mountain was a great success: over 2,000 jin of wild boar, plus five pheasants, two rabbits, five squirrels, and two hedgehogs.

When I got down the mountain to the city, it was already three or four in the afternoon. I rode all the way to the Gulou Police Station.

"Father, Brother Cheng."

Upon entering the police station compound, Chang Dashan and Cheng Jie were smoking and chatting in the yard.

"Xiao Kun, you didn't go to work today?" Chang Dashan was a little surprised to see his son come over.

"Something came up, Brother Cheng. Are you free?"

"What's wrong? Just say it." Seeing Chang Kun looking for him, Cheng Jie offered him a cigarette.

Last time, Chang Kun gave him half a donkey and asked him to use it to make some connections. Recently, things have started to look promising, and he's just waiting for confirmation before sharing the good news with them.

"I wanted to ask if you have any trucks? I need to haul some things."

"That's easy. The station doesn't have any trucks, I'll go borrow one for you. When do you need it?"

"Let's use it now. By the way, Brother Cheng, can you drive a truck?"

Cheng Jie laughed heartily, shaking his head: "Don't even mention trucks, I've driven tanks countless times. Tanks don't have rearview mirrors, didn't you know that?"

Chang Kun: ...

I asked you a question, and you started showing off.

Cheng Jie went to borrow a car, while Chang Kun and his father were smoking in the yard, talking about how their boss had given him leave and rewarded him with a watch.

Chang Dashan was stunned. His son had only been at work for one day and had already caused such a big incident.

He was even rewarded with a women's watch. You know, he'd only been working there for a little over a month and he'd already started craving watches.

"Father, don't even think about it. The watch was given to Mother, but she's reluctant to wear it. She insists on leaving it for Cheng Min so she can change her mind later."

Chang Dashan took two puffs of his cigarette and nodded: "Your mother would do something like this. She has good things but she's unwilling to eat or use them herself, so she wants to save them for others."

Chang Kun chuckled twice. Luckily, his family's situation had improved. Otherwise, given his mother's frugal nature, she would have had to exchange her watch for money, ration coupons, and food.

The father and son finished smoking two cigarettes when the loudspeaker outside the gate blared.

"Brother Cheng, you're here so fast." Chang Kun walked out of the police station compound and greeted Cheng Jie in the driver's seat.

This is a standard Jiefang truck, the standard for carrying both people and goods. The military green body is backed by a wooden cargo box with rugged lines, a hallmark of the industrial era.

"Where are you going? Come on up and lead the way."

After saying goodbye to his father, Chang Kun directed Cheng Jie to a dense forest outside the city.

"Brother Cheng, it's right here. Turn the truck bed upside down so it faces the woods." Chang Kun jumped out of the truck and quickly walked into the dense forest.

"What is it that's still here? Why are you being so mysterious?" Cheng Jie muttered to himself, turning the car around and slowly bringing the trunk closer to the dense forest.

When he entered the dense forest, Chang Kun had already taken out a large boar, a large sow, and a small wild boar from his spatial storage and thrown them on the ground.

Next to it, a burlap sack contained two pheasants, a rabbit, two squirrels, and a hedgehog.

"Oh my, where did all these wild boars come from?" Cheng Jie was shocked to see three wild boars. He stared wide-eyed and rushed to the side of the wild boars, reaching out to pinch their bellies.

"This meat is quite fatty, Xiao Kun. Did you hunt it? You took down three wild boars in one go. Impressive!" He grinned from ear to ear. The more capable Chang Kun was, the more his sister would benefit.

Chang Kun nodded, thinking that he had killed a total of twelve pigs. If Brother Cheng saw them all, his expression would be even more interesting.