Reborn in 80: Starting with hunting in the mountains to get rich

The mule was blindfolded and couldn't see anything, but it was willing to carry the big yellow snake.

Li Ju'an had Song Desheng lead the mule when suddenly a tiger was spotted ahead.

Da Hu, the lead dog, was the fourth or fifth hunting dog brought by Li Guaizi. They had worked together with Da Hu during the last hunt, and the dogs knew each other.

The tiger caught the scent, leaped forward and disappeared into the long ditch, followed closely by four or five hunting dogs.

Li Guaizi rolled a cigarette, took two forceful puffs, and said, "Little Li, is the warehouse clearing point just ahead?"

Li Ju'an had known the old trails in the nearby gullies and forests since he was a child; they were incredibly familiar with the network of paths. But the path in front of him didn't look like the one he'd taken before.

He had just started inspecting the fires by the roadside when he suddenly heard several hunting dogs barking ahead.

Song Desheng excitedly slapped his thigh: "We've found Hei Xiazi!"

Li Guai Zi teased him on purpose: "Right, right, the black bear doesn't stay in its den to sleep, it comes out specifically to fight the hunting dogs in the snow."

Song Desheng was rebuffed and felt very uncomfortable, but he couldn't figure it out. If it wasn't a black bear in front of him, what else could it be?

The barking of hunting dogs was deafening; there were many hunting dogs barking, far more than just five or six.

Li Ju'an listened carefully and suddenly realized, saying, "It's Wangcai from the Sun family."

Sun Weimin's family doesn't have a lead dog, but they do have quite a few hunting dogs. After his father, Sun Quande, retired from the army, he stole a grenade from the unit to hunt bears, but was reported and got into trouble. Later, he didn't give up. Instead, he asked Lao Tao for a bunch of hunting dog saplings and started training them. Now the Sun family has more than a dozen hunting dogs, each one a top-notch dog.

Especially Wangcai from the Sun family, who was also trained by Lao Tao as a Qingchuan dog, can be said to be just as agile and nimble as Dahu, except for being less famous and smaller.

A large pack of dogs was barking, sounding aggressive and unwilling to give way to each other.

Li Ju'an knew in his heart that this was Da Hu driving him away. Good dogs understand human nature; Da Hu knew he was going to hunt Black Bear's Warehouse, but he encountered another group of hunting dogs near the warehouse. Wouldn't a fight break out?

There's only one black bear. If there are two teams with so many people, how are they supposed to divide the spoils? It'll cause a huge uproar.

The person coming from the front was indeed Sun Weimin.

Sun Weimin stood cautiously on the ridge, his brow furrowed as he carefully discerned the path. He couldn't find the hunting spot, but he had a vague recollection of it—perhaps near Wild Boar Forest and Changgouzi. A sense of unease weighed on his mind. Strangely enough, when he found bear droppings while hunting, he immediately marked them on pine trunks with a knife. How could the marks have disappeared so quickly?

Isn't this it? Or did he stumble upon something strange again? He clearly just prayed to the mountain god.

He racked his brains, then spotted Li Ju'an and exclaimed, "Holy crap! What are you doing here?"

He was looking for the Black Bear's granary, but he got lost and couldn't find the location he had identified last time. Just as he was getting desperate, he spotted Li Ju'an leading a team into the mountains. What angered him even more was that Li Ju'an's mules had already made a catch, carrying a long, sturdy golden yellow snake.

He saw Li Ju'an and Song Desheng, and found that Song Desheng looked unfamiliar and was not familiar with guns, appearing to be quite an amateur.

"It's really true that people find people, shrimp find shrimp, and toads find toads. Li Ju'an, look at you, you bring all sorts of people up the mountain, and all kinds of people end up in the same group. It's like a whole bunch of people."

Before Sun Weimin could finish his taunt, Li Ju'an had already asked Li Guaizi for a light. He pulled out a few firecrackers and double-barreled cigarettes from Li's pocket, lit the cigarette with a match, took a couple of puffs, and then used the cigarette butt to ignite the fuse of the firecrackers before throwing it at Sun Weimin's feet.

The firecrackers immediately exploded at his feet, startling and enraging him, who screamed in fury.

"Damn it! Li Ju'an, didn't you see there were people here?!"

Li Ju'an wasn't annoyed. He slowly lit two more double-bang firecrackers and tossed them next to Sun Weimin, saying, "What's wrong with someone? Can't I set off firecrackers?"

Sun Weimin jumped up and down repeatedly to dodge the bullets, his eyes wide with anger: "What the hell are you doing? Are you doing this on purpose?"

Li Ju'an had been waiting for him to say that, and he kept lighting up his cigarettes while talking nonsense.

"Did you do it on purpose? Is this mountain your property? Did you build it?"

"Li Ju'an! Stop talking nonsense. If you blow me up again, I'll break your legs."

Li Ju'an didn't get angry. He continued to laugh and threw two more double-banged sledgehammers, which exploded twice in succession.

"What the hell are you doing? I'll blow you up, so what? Get lost if you want to."

Sun Weimin, in a fit of rage, slapped his forehead and cursed under his breath! Then they all planned to slip away.

He still hadn't found the Black Bear Warehouse, and then he ran into his nemesis Li Ju'an, which really annoyed him. He was also hesitant about whether to slip away or not.

Should we run away? What if Xiongzicang is right here? Or should we stay? What if Li Ju'an deliberately stalls us for time?

Suddenly, Li Ju'an changed direction, lit dozens of double-banged bullets, and threw them at the front of Sun Weimin's dozen or so hunting dogs.

The crackling noise startled the dozen or so dogs belonging to the Sun family, causing them to bark loudly.

The double bangs exploded in succession, one after the other, which was equivalent to him slapping Sun Weimin hard across the face.

Using firecrackers to blow up a hunter's dog is a sure way to make an enemy.

Sun Weimin looked at the dozens of dogs with a complicated expression, glared at him fiercely, then turned and went down the long ditch to another place.