Contract with the Ancient Bow: I Slaughtered My Way Through the Borderlands

The doomsday soldier king Leng Feng opens his eyes and is back in the Changbai Mountain borderlands in 1990. The original owner of the body had just been forced off a cliff by a wolf pack. At home, only his blind grandmother and his three-and-a-half-year-old sister, so hungry she was gnawing on tree bark, were left. Fortunately, his space from his previous life came with him, and he also dug out an ancestral ancient bow from the cellar. [Ding! Ancient bow contract established, Forest Sea Survival System activated!] [Ding! Contracted a white black bear cub, obtained "Bear's Strength"!] [Ding! Contracted a Northeast male leopard, obtained "Leopard's Speed"!] [Ding! Contracted a deep-mountain giant python, obtained "Snake's Keenness"!] [Ding! Contracted a white gyrfalcon, obtained "Eagle's Vision"!] Others face nine deaths and one life entering the mountains; he relies on the ancient bow to seek treasure, hunts an 800-jin wild boar king, single-handedly kills a Northeast tiger, and digs up a century-old wild ginseng. Making a fortune quietly, he builds the first blue-brick and large-tile house in the village. Dong Sanye, the boss of the county town's black market, dares to scheme against his sister and wants to take her as his goddaughter? Leng Feng storms into the county town overnight, with one ancient bow and a pack of fierce beasts, and directly wipes out the evil forces! Later, foreign mercenaries cross the border with heavy weapons, attempting to steal biological weapons from the underground fortress in the Changbai Mountains. Leng Feng stands atop the snowy plain and draws the ancient bow. Behind him are a white bear, a male leopard, a giant python, and a gyrfalcon! "This is my territory; outsiders have no right to run wild here. One bow, a pack of fierce beasts—anyone who comes, I'll kill." — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Contract with the Ancient Bow: I Slaughtered My Way Through the Borderlands — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠