Transmigrating to the 1960s: From the Start, I Send Bang Geng Packing

If the deaf old lady wanted what was best for Sha Zhu, why couldn't Sha Zhu find a wife?

I'm poisoned! Don't just poison me! Anyone else feeling frustrated is welcome to come in.

I don't know why, but after reading this book and flipping through the pages, every glance is frustrating! I came here after finishing Xu Damao's book... I really don't want to give it five stars 😂

Good, keep it up.

It has humanity, passion, and regrets—that's what real life is like, not just mindless leveling up to become invincible. It feels like a gem among similar novels I've read; I don't know why the rating is so low. [What?]

There's no hope for me; I'm dragging others down with me. I can't be the only one to die.

It's not finished yet. I feel like Xiao Jia isn't going to die; he's still in the black hole. That's foreshadowing. Also, Xiao Dang and Kui Hua killed his nephew, which is another foreshadowing. The foreshadowing for Jia Zhangshi has already been revealed, so I won't say more. There are others too. Damn, reading a novel is all about guessing the plot!

The first few chapters were pretty amazing; you're lucky if you could even finish reading them.

It's quite a story. The older brother you raised doesn't care whether he lives or dies, and the doctor who takes your money but doesn't do anything!

There's no deep-seated hatred (it's normal for a transmigrated soul not to be too attached to past events, and those who were blind to the truth were all punished), no back-and-forth entanglements, no toilet humor, it's more slice-of-life and quite interesting. Except for the Jia family's ending, the others are all good.