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

By evening, the two had caught another sack of wild rabbits.

Some villagers watched from the sidelines for hours, but they still couldn't figure out the trick.

All that is known is that Chang Kun never made a mistake.

The two carried the wild rabbit back to the Chang family's house and locked it up in a small shed.

There are over twenty wild rabbits in total. We've accumulated so many that there's almost no space left in the shed.

The system has given out another reward.

[Ding! 10/10 rabbits captured, reward: Wooden rabbit assembly puzzle toy.]

[The current host can sense prey weighing less than 160 jin (approximately 860 kg) within a range of 450 meters.]

Zhang Quhun carried a wild rabbit home. He knew that Brother Kun caught so many wild rabbits to sell for money, and he would definitely get a share of the profits later.

As for the wild rabbits from yesterday and today, most of them ended up in his own stomach, while a small portion was sent to his older brother's house by his father. He simply turned a blind eye to it, preferring not to see it and not to be bothered.

Liu Meifen took three young girls to dig for wild vegetables. This is the daily life of rural women. Although there is no shortage of food at home, she still follows the village's main group to dig for wild vegetables as usual.

The women who were digging for wild vegetables have been praising Chang Kun to the skies these past few days, completely forgetting how they had previously made sarcastic remarks about him losing his job.

Every day, Liu Meifen would beam with joy as she listened to the village women praising Chang Kun, thinking to herself, "Praise him more! I love hearing it!"

While Chang Kun was cleaning up the rabbit skins in the yard, Liu Meifen brought three young girls home.

The little girls were jumping and skipping, in a wonderful mood.

They showed off their candy wrappers and paper airplanes to their friends, who were very envious and offered to trade them a bunch of wild vegetables for their paper airplanes, but they refused.

Liu Meifen walked briskly into the yard and saw Chang Kun cleaning rabbit meat. She grinned. Her son had caught another rabbit. How could he be so happy eating meat every day?

She took over the work from Chang Kun, told her son to rest on the west kang (heated brick bed), and directed several young girls to pick wild vegetables.

Chang Kun gave his younger sisters a look, then led them to the west room, stuffed a milk candy into each of their mouths, and told them to eat it quietly so their mother wouldn't find out.

We had rabbit soup for dinner, and the offal was also stewed until very tender.

Rabbit meat is a bit tough to chew, and the little girls are getting tired of it, so they're picking out the heart, liver, and kidneys to eat.

Chang Dashan was exhausted after a long day working in the fields. He took a small sip of wine and nibbled on a rabbit head.

Looking at my sons and daughters, and taking another sip of wine, it feels so good.

"Son, are you going up the mountain to look for wild boar again tomorrow? Several of your uncles and elders asked me today where you found the wild boar."

"I'm not going. I only borrowed Uncle Liu's gun for three days. I'll return it tomorrow. Those wild boars won't be back anytime soon."

"Hmm, that works too. But wild boars aren't easy to find. Take that year, for example..." Chang Dashan began to tell his son about the interesting stories of villagers running through the mountains.

The little girls listened with great interest. They usually talked about where to dig for wild vegetables or where to pick sweet potato stems, but they had never heard their father tell these stories about running around in the mountains.

After dinner, Chang Kun took his younger sisters to the west kang (heated brick bed), told them stories, and taught them to write their names.

In those days, children in the city didn't have many opportunities to go to school, let alone children in the countryside.

The teachers were so hungry they were dizzy; the children couldn't stand it even more.

Liu Meifen placed a handful of peanuts, pine nuts, and walnuts on the kang (a heated brick bed). These were donated by the squirrels, and she roasted them to give to the children as snacks.

As she watched the siblings laughing and having a good time, her eyes inexplicably welled up with tears.

……

Early the next morning.

After finishing breakfast, Chang Dashan went to work at the brigade.

Zhang Quhun is also going to the team.

Chang Kun decided not to go into the mountains, returned the water beads to Uncle Liu, and gave him a rabbit leg as a gift.

Liu Tiezhu told Chang Kun that his gun had already been reserved by someone else who wanted to borrow it to hunt wild boars in the mountains.

These past few days, the villagers have been very energetic. As soon as they finish their work, they head into the mountains in groups.

Unfortunately, no one has managed to catch any prey yet.

That's true. The prey in the mountains are all very clever. The less clever ones would have been eaten long ago, so there would be no chance for humans to hunt them.

Back home, Chang Kun stopped his mother and sister before they even left the house. He planned to go to the foot of the mountain to catch some more wild rabbits and sell them at the supply and marketing cooperative in the afternoon.

Chang Qing and Chang Mu jumped for joy when they learned that they wouldn't have to dig for wild vegetables and could go hunting with their older brother.

Chang Xiu knew that her older brother could play with her, so she followed behind her two older sisters and cheered "Oh oh!"

Chang Qing fawned over Chang Kun, carrying the sack and hoe, and led the way towards the foot of the mountain outside the village.

Today, the brigade organized people to water the cornfields at the foot of the mountain. Everyone was working hard. The mountain is just a turn away from here. They were thinking of finishing their work quickly so they could go hunting wild boars in the mountains.

Everyone says wild boars are hard to hunt, but what if...?

Chang Kun led his sisters to the foot of the mountain and saw a group of people watering the crops. The weather was extremely dry at the time, and the crops needed constant watering.

"Xiao Kun, are you going into the mountains? You can't bring your sister with you!" Liu Tiezhu said to Chang Kun when he saw him with his sister.

"We won't go into the mountains; we'll just catch a few wild rabbits here."

"Well, I heard you've caught quite a few wild rabbits these past few days. You're pretty good."

"Can you catch a groundhog? Look at this corn husk and stalk; they've been gnawed beyond recognition, and the roots underneath are even worse."

"Either is fine, then I'll catch the ground mouse first."

Chang Kun instructed Chang Qing and Chang Mu to collect firewood and dry grass, while he blocked the entrance to the field mouse burrow he had found.

The first nest of field mice had many entrances; four were blocked, and two were left open.

Chang Kun instructed Chang Qing to light a fire and direct the smoke towards one of the cave entrances.

At this moment, Liu Tiezhu walked over, somewhat skeptical: "Xiao Kun, are there ground rats in this hole?" He couldn't see them no matter how hard he looked.

Seeing that his son and daughter were all there, Chang Dashan also ran over to watch the excitement.

Chang Kun chuckled. The system's detection couldn't be wrong. He walked to the other side of the hole, opened a burlap sack, and waited to catch the field mice.

A few minutes later, Liu Tiezhu shouted, "Holy crap, the ground rats really came out!"

"Look how fat these field mice are." Chang Dashan was also quite agitated. Is this how his son hunts in the mountains? It's too simplistic and childish!

"How many are in this nest?"

"Six." Chang Kun opened the sack for Liu Tiezhu to see.

"Great job, Xiao Kun, you've got it in no time." Liu Tiezhu patted Chang Kun on the shoulder.

Chang Kun continued searching for field mouse holes and had his sisters collect firewood.

Chang Dashan and Liu Tiezhu also helped out, blocking the hole and smoking it. After the whole process, another nest of field mice was put into the sack.

Chang Dashan and Liu Tiezhu exchanged a glance; Chang Kun was truly skilled.

They had no idea how Chang Kun discovered there were field mice inside, or how he knew how many burrows there were and where they were.

A group of people led the little girls westward to catch field mice. The little girls' hair was sticking out from the heat, but they were still very energetic.

As he walked, Chang Kun sensed a large burrow of wild rabbits hiding inside, so he quickly walked nearly a hundred meters west.

A huge hole appeared before them. Chang Kun found some large rocks and blocked the other holes, leaving only two open.

"Is this a rabbit hole?" Chang Dashan caught up, somewhat doubtful.

Chang Kun was also a little puzzled. The entrance to the cave was indeed excessively large, and there were more than two wild rabbits inside. If the system hadn't sensed it, he wouldn't have dared to make a judgment.

It's important to know that wild rabbits only share a burrow when they are breeding. The wild rabbits he caught these past few days were mostly two rabbits in one burrow, but most of them were only one rabbit in one burrow.

The little girls lit the fire, while Chang Dashan and his son Chang Kun opened their sacks and waited at the entrance of the rabbit hole.

Not long after.

"Holy crap, holy crap!"

Several rabbits suddenly rushed out of the burrow and burrowed directly into the sack, causing the father and son to shout at the same time.

"Did you see how many there were? I think there were five!" Liu Tiezhu confirmed with the two of them.

"There are five, one male and four females. The male is incredibly thin." Chang Dashan blinked; having spent years hunting in the mountains, his eyesight was excellent.

"Huh? What are they doing all together in one nest?"

Chang Kun swallowed the words "gathering crowds for sex" back into his mind. Could this be Wild Rabbit's paid program?

Poor male rabbit...