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.


In the city, when pet dogs get shots or surgery, vets put muzzles or Elizabethan collars on them to avoid being bitten.


But this was a Northeast Mountain Village in 1987. Where would you find something like that?


When a dog got an external injury, you'd just stitch it up with a needle and thread. The needle was the big kind used for sewing burlap sacks, and the thread was thick, too.


As for things like anesthesia, not only did the village clinic not have any, but even if it did, Doctor Han would never agree to use it on a dog.


But stitching it raw—jabbing a needle into the dog's belly—was painful.


And when the dog felt pain, it would try to raise its head and bite Doctor Han. Hunting dogs have bad tempers, and Li Baoyu and Jin Xiaomei couldn't hold it down.


After almost getting his hand bitten by Da Huang, Doctor Han got a little annoyed and muttered a few complaints.


Chapter 60 - Chapter 60: Stitching up Da Huang