Reborn in 1986, in an era where guns were not banned, hunting was not forbidden, and wildlife was not protected; an era when, because Black Bears and wild boars were devastating the fruits of the common people's hard labor, the higher authorities encouraged and called upon all villages to actively hunt.

As Zhao Jun, a young soldier of the Yong'an Village Civilian Militia Squad and a junior member of the Hunter's brigade, he shouldered his gun, headed into the great mountains, and began a life of hunting with his dogs.


Zhao Jun untied both of Li Hu's leg wrappings, then looked over. Seeing that Li Baoyu had finished bandaging Xing Zhuyong, he shouted, "Baoyu, go gut it and take out the Bear Gall. Then skin the bear and feed it to the dogs."


"Don't feed it to the dogs, don't feed it to the dogs," Li Hu protested. His sudden shout startled Zhao Jun, who hadn't been paying attention to him.


Li Hu said, "Wouldn't that be a waste? Let's take it back and eat it ourselves."


"Just give it a rest," Zhao Jun snapped. He bent down, pulled the tobacco pouch from Li Hu's waist, opened it, and grabbed a handful of tobacco leaves.


Zhao Jun crumbled the tobacco leaves in his fist and told Li Hu, "Move your hand."


"Easy, man," Li Hu pleaded, then carefully moved his right hand away from his left wrist.


Chapter 68 - Chapter 68: Chasing the Bear Again