Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

fox, but in the end, it had still managed to escape.

However, he quickly adjusted his mindset.

White foxes had always been rare and difficult to catch, so it was fine if he did not manage to catch one today.

There were many birds in the forest, so he took out his bow and arrows and shot a few of them.

“Just enough to nourish that boy,” he mumbled to himself as he walked over to the fallen fat birds and picked them up.

Wham!

Just then, he heard a loud crash.

Startled, the hunter raised his head, only to see a white figure lying at the bottom of the cliff not far off.

Realizing that it was a human, he hurried over in that direction.

As he approached, he finally saw that it was a handsome man.

“What a good-looking fellow.
I hope he’s not dead.” Despite his words, he felt that the chances of this man surviving such a long fall were close to zero.

Nevertheless, it was still a human life.
He quickly squatted down to check for the man’s breathing, exhaling in relief when he found that he was still alive.

“He’s lucky that the fall didn’t kill him.” Shaking his head, he lifted the man off the ground.

Aside from a few tears on the man’s clothes, he did not suffer any injuries.
The hunter guessed that he had fallen when he was near the bottom of the cliff and lost consciousness due to a concussion.

“What’s going on lately? Why do people keep falling off this cliff?” He murmured in bewilderment as he glanced up at the precipice, the top far beyond his vision’s reach.

The man showed no signs of regaining consciousness, so he had no choice but to hoist him onto his shoulders and head home.

The hunter’s wife was preparing lunch at home.

The boy was sitting quietly under the roof with the baby girl in his arms.

The hunter’s wife would glance up occasionally, only to see both of them sitting there as still as statues.

The baby girl was already a month old.
There was visible development in her facial features, and she had become even more beautiful and adorable.
However, the boy’s condition showed no signs of improvement.

He was still blind, and he had not yet regained his past memories.