Wiki & Encyclopedia: Hunting, Fishing And Collecting Mountain Products, Raising Eight Younger Brothers And Sisters

The sixteen-year-old protagonist who transmigrated back to 1963 with the memories of a traumatic future; he is now determined to protect his younger siblings at any cost.

The malicious and greedy maternal aunt who stole the children's relief rations and treats them with cruelty.

The younger brother of the protagonist, who is initially obedient and easily guided by his older brother.

The younger brother of the protagonist, who assists in the confrontation against their aunt.

Zhou An's fourth brother, who acts swiftly on his orders to fetch the village chief.

Zhou An's uncle, a short-tempered and aggressive man who tries to intimidate the children into giving up their food.

The honest and respected chief of the village, nearly sixty years old, whom Zhou An trusts due to his fair nature.

An aggressive cousin of the protagonist who uses his superior physical size to bully other children in the village.

The younger brother of Zhou Hu who follows his older brother in bullying other children in the village.

The second younger brother of Zhou An. Though timid, he is deeply attached to his family's food supply and courageous enough to attempt bluffing against bullies to protect it.

A local girl who is apparently privy to embarrassing secrets regarding Zhou Hu's past behavior.

A widow in her late forties known for her gentle demeanor and kindness. She is highly respected in the village, primarily for raising three successful sons who work as factory laborers.

A kindhearted neighbor living in Zhou Village who sympathizes with Zhou An's difficult situation and frequently provides him with resources like salt.

The ten-year-old third younger brother of Zhou An, and the twin of Zhou Qiang.

The ten-year-old fourth younger brother of Zhou An, and the twin of Zhou Gang.

The infant eighth sister of the Zhou family, who previously suffered from hunger-induced crying at night.

The infant ninth sister of the Zhou family.

A scorekeeper who transferred from the city. He is arrogant, enjoys wielding his minor authority, and holds a contentious relationship with Zhou An.

A kind-hearted villager and neighbor of the Zhou family who helped Zhou An during his previous life's hardships. He is respected by the protagonist.

The wife of Zhou Gui, known for being a compassionate and kind-hearted woman who sympathizes with the Zhou siblings' situation.

A low-level spiritual pet obtained by Zhou An through a system blind box. It is a small black cat capable of telepathic communication with its master and assisting in hunting.

A neighbor in the village who is opportunistic and greedy. In Zhou An's past life, she was cold-hearted towards his family's plight; she currently attempts to manipulate him into giving her food.

Cuihua's six-year-old son who accompanies her to forage on the mountain.

A young educated youth from the city who has come to the countryside. She is described as fair-skinned with a tall, slender build and is friends with Wang Yueyue.

An outgoing and straightforward educated youth from the city. She possesses a generous personality and actively seeks to trade goods with Zhou An in exchange for game.