I Went Crazy in the 1960s and Stayed Crazy Into the 1970s

Hao Ren transmigrates to the 1960s or 1970s and becomes the foolish son of a landlord, Cao Weiwu. The deed is done, so all he can do is grin foolishly and carry on.

Village chief Cao Wangguo: Foolish Wu, could you undo your belt before you speak?

Militia company commander Cao Xudong: Foolish Wu, did you really take care of those enemy agents with your Toad Technique?

Village Party secretary Cao Wanghua: Foolish Wu, give me back my tobacco pipe!

Neighbor Li Cuihua: Foolish Wu, I want a son!

Widow Wu: Foolish Wu, I'll give you some candy. How about we go play games again?

Zhao Shuwen: Foolish Wu, I want to eat fish!

The villagers gradually noticed that something was off. The fool was getting stronger and stronger, he had even found himself a wife, and his family was doing better and better!

By the late 1970s, after more than a decade of absorbing animals' power, Cao Weiwu no longer feared any threat. His foolish illness suddenly disappeared, and he left Zaoxie Village with Zhao Shuwen, heading south to Xiangjiang. In the 1990s, Cao Weiwu returned to the mainland as a Hong Kong businessman...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.