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Back to the 1960s: Building Wealth with Xiaoyue by Taming Beasts
Back to the 1960s: Building Wealth with Xiaoyue by Taming Beasts Plot:
A modern youth travels back to the 1960s with a versatile system. After breaking with his abusive uncle who framed him, he hides in the deep mountains to build a wooden house. With the system’s help in decomposing and synthesizing materials to make weapons, he meets kind-hearted Xiaoyue. They team up to tame wild beasts and work together to mine ores and cultivate medicinal materials, leading the whole village out of poverty and creating an inspiring wealth-making legend in the 1960s.
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