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

"With so much meat, Xiao Kun, where do you want to sell it? Or you can take it back to the police station, and I'll help you find a place to sell it."

Looking at the three wild boars in front of him, Cheng Jie was a little excited. At this time, even if you had money and tickets, you couldn't buy meat in the city.

No matter who buys this meat, it's a huge favor.

Chang Kun didn't say anything, but emptied the contents of the sack.

Two pheasants, a rabbit, two squirrels, and a hedgehog were piled up on the ground in a small heap, but it couldn't compare to the large wild boar next to them.

"What do you mean, Xiao Kun?"

Chang Kun dragged the wild boar over and put it in a pile with the pheasants and rabbits. Pointing at these things, he said, "Brother Cheng, these are for you."

Cheng Jie's eyes widened, thinking he had misheard, and he stammered, "Xiao Kun, what...what did you say?"

He felt guilty accepting the half-wild donkey Chang Kun gave him last time, so why is he giving so many things this time?

He may have a good sister, but she doesn't deserve this kind of treatment from Chang Kun! What brother-in-law gets this kind of treatment?!

"Brother Cheng, let me finish." Chang Kun waved his hand, stopping Cheng Jie from saying the rest.

After calming himself down, he slowly began to speak: "In the past two days, I've met several veterans, all of whom fought against the Japanese. Some are missing arms, some are missing legs, and some are blind."

When Chang Kun talked about the veterans who fought against the Japanese, Cheng Jie stood at attention. As someone who came from the army, he respected these old heroes the most.

"They...are not doing very well, lacking food and clothing..." Chang Kun smacked his lips, unsure how to describe it.

To put it bluntly, according to newspapers and radio broadcasts, the national situation is excellent, and catching up with and surpassing Britain and the United States is just around the corner.

To say that would be a complete lie is blatant fabrication.

"I know, I know everything, Xiao Kun, what do you mean...?" Stopping Chang Kun from saying more, Cheng Jie looked thoughtfully at the prey on the ground.

"Could it be?" A thought flashed through his mind, but he was immediately terrified by his own idea. These were several large wild boars; who would be willing to part with them?!

Leaving aside the smaller prey, just two large wild boars these days could be exchanged for two city jobs! They could directly change the fate of a family!

"I just felt that those people had shed too much blood. It's almost National Day, so we should celebrate. We divided the meat of these two wild boars and gave it to them."

Chang Kun spoke casually, yet his words struck Cheng Jie like a thunderclap.

"Xiao Kun! You... are you really willing to do this?" he exclaimed, his eyes wide like saucers.

"Hehe, Brother Cheng, those old heroes sacrificed their legs, arms, eyes, and even their lives. What's there to be reluctant about losing such a little bit of flesh?"

Cheng Jie's eyes welled up with tears as he recalled the days of war and his comrades.

Taking a deep breath, he patted Chang Kun's shoulder forcefully: "Xiao Kun, you're a good guy! No need for further words, I'll definitely do a good job for you! And don't give me anything, give all of this to the veterans!"

"Brother Cheng, here's the thing. I'm giving you these pheasants and rabbits for National Day. This little wild boar is for the police station. It'll be a good meal for the guys there during National Day. After all, slaughtering a pig and distributing the meat to the veterans takes manpower. We can't let the guys work for nothing."

Cheng Jie was taken aback. After thinking about it for a moment, he nodded. It was true. He was willing to give benefits to the veterans, but others might not think the same way. He couldn't let others work for nothing. Once they had something to eat, they wouldn't say anything more.

"You young man, don't let your age fool you, you're quite thoughtful. Okay, let's do it this way. I thank you on behalf of the veterans!"

After saying that, he straightened his back, stood at attention, and saluted.

"Brother Cheng, please don't. This matter needs to be handled by your police station. I don't want to become famous, you understand?"

Cheng Jie nodded. As the director of the police station, he understood all too well.

These days, sometimes even doing good deeds can be misinterpreted.

The two lit cigarettes and silently smoked, lost in thought. After finishing his cigarette, Cheng Jie patted his face, pulling himself out of his emotions.

"Come on, let's lift the pig. We'll have to work harder. It weighs over 300 pounds, and it'll be tough for the two of us to lift it."

The two men laboriously lifted the wild boar onto the truck. Looking up at the sky, they saw the sun setting and it would soon be time to get off work.

Upon arriving at the police station in town, Chang Kun said, "Brother Cheng, I'm getting off here and won't go in. Don't tell my dad about this."

"You do good deeds anonymously, even keeping it from your father?"

"If my dad finds out, my mom will find out too. If she finds out I gave away two big wild boars, she'll scold me to death!"

"Haha, alright, I won't say anything, but if Grandpa Chang guesses it himself, it's none of my business."

Chang Kun jumped out of the car and replied, "Just deny it to the death, let's go, Brother Cheng."

Cheng Jie straightened up in the driver's seat and honked the horn twice to urge the gate to open.

Being able to do something for veterans and heroes, even if he is just a middleman, fills him with pride.

"That kid Xiao Kun is really generous. Xiao Min won't suffer if she follows him."

Reaching a deserted alley, Chang Kun took out his bicycle, hurriedly mounted it, and headed towards Yangjiatun.

There are still a few pigs left, which Grandpa Yang plans to distribute to the veterans in the surrounding villages. They are in even more difficult circumstances than the city dwellers, and they might end up like that blind veteran, unable to even support their own mothers.

When we arrived at Yang Shu Nong's house in Yangjiatun, he was sitting under a big tree outside the courtyard smoking a pipe.

"Uncle Yang."

"Xiao Kun?" Yang Shunong stood up. "What's up?"

"Uncle Yang, I need you to find a cart to help me move some things."

"Okay, we have a handcart at home. Where to?"

Chang Kun leaned close to his ear and said, "Uncle Yang, I hunted a wild boar. Could you go and help me pull it away?"

"Oh dear child! How could you dare to throw the pig up the mountain? What if someone else picks it up?!" Yang Shunong turned around anxiously and went to the yard to push the cart.

I couldn't rest easy, so I called out, "Xiao Kun, go ahead and find the stuff. I'm fast, I'll be right behind you."

"Okay, it's in the small woods to the west of the south side of the village."

Yang Shunong nodded to indicate that he understood, and told Chang Kun to quickly go and keep an eye on the wild boar.

This was exactly what Chang Kun wanted. He got on his bicycle, went to the woods, and dumped a large boar, two large sows, and a small wild boar on the ground.

The sack still contained two pheasants, a rabbit, two squirrels, and a hedgehog.

The veterans in the countryside have an even harder life, so Chang Kun left them an extra pig so they could have a better National Day holiday.

Just three minutes later, the panting voice of the poplar farmer could be heard from outside the woods: "Xiao Kun, where are you?"

Hearing Chang Kun's voice from the woods, he looked around to make sure no one was there before finally entering the woods.

"Oh my goodness!"

"This...this, one, two, three, three wild boars?!"

Yang Shunong was completely stunned.