A Soul Transmigrated to the 1960s: I Just Want to Lie Flat and Live Like a Sardine

From the start, he becomes a lazy salted fish, but this one has the constitution of a lucky koi.

Chen Daqing, an outstanding young scholar in China and a Changjiang Scholar, gets set up. After transmigrating to Qianjin Commune, he happily eats communal meals and catches loaches and frogs, lazing about as a carefree salted fish. People even award him the honorary title of “King of Laziness.”

He lies flat until the famine years. While other families can't even get enough to eat, the lazy king Chen Daqing, with a widowed mother and a young sister at home, earns himself the honorary title of “prodigal.” Yet he becomes the commune's top talent, an exemplary worker at a huge factory, and a hidden tycoon, living a joyful life from beginning to end...

An ensemble cast and everyday life, not fan fiction. (A realistic setting, with no System or golden finger.)

The protagonist is a top student with a brilliant mind and broad knowledge. In his previous life, he controlled six unicorn companies and held countless patents. After transmigrating to rural and urban life in the 1960s, he considers getting rich child's play. All he wants is to live like a lazy salted fish.

See how this outstanding young scholar uses his brains and physical strength to thrive in the 1960s.

Top student, broad knowledge, intelligence, medical skills, treasure appraisal, foresight, and koi-like luck

Rural communes, urban courtyard houses, family squabbles, domestic life, rural entrepreneurship, and getting rich

Mainly cheerful and easygoing, with witty humor and comedy, and no golden finger