The 1960S: After Transmigrating, I First Made Sure We Had Enough to Eat

Liu Huaqiang, a man from the 21st century, catches his wife cheating on him in bed. As the saying goes, “A man pushed too far will spill blood.” Liu Huaqiang kills his wife and her lover, but pays for it with his life, sentenced to death by firing squad. Just as he thinks it’s all over, electronic prompts keep sounding in his mind. When Liu Huaqiang wakes up, he discovers he has transmigrated to an unfamiliar era: the 1960s! At first, he relies on the ruthlessness he learned in the 21st century to try to establish himself in this new environment, but soon discovers that the rules here are completely different. He struggles to adapt to the harsh living conditions and, along the way, meets kind people whose sincerity gradually wins him over. Liu Huaqiang begins to reflect on his past actions and decides to put violence behind him, using his intelligence and hard work to start a new life. He resolves to use the knowledge from his previous life to change everything. But fate doesn’t seem willing to let him live in peace. One challenge after another comes his way, forcing Liu Huaqiang to face hardship once more and bravely protect his new life and the people around him.