Transported to the 1970s with My Archrival

On the night of a company retreat, Gu Heng lost his footing on the deck and fell into the sea. When he opened his eyes again, he had become a young urban sent-down youth in the 1970s. He couldn't farm, hunt, or even light a fire. With nothing but physical labor to get by in the countryside, Gu Heng found himself at a loss at every turn. Even worse, his rival, a hulking man nearly 1.9 meters tall and built like a bear, had transmigrated along with him.

On the first day after transmigrating, Gu Heng sat on the field ridge, palms covered in blisters.

His rival lumbered over like a bear. "Just ask me for help. If you do, I'll pull the weeds for you."

On the second day after transmigrating, Gu Heng staggered along a dirt road carrying two buckets of water when the weight suddenly lifted from his shoulders.

His rival was striding along with the shoulder pole. "Just ask me for help! If you do, I'll fill your water vat."

On the third day after transmigrating, Gu Heng sat in front of the stove, coughing repeatedly as black smoke billowed out.

His rival squatted by the stove, his face glowing red in the firelight. "Just ask me for help. If you do, I'll cook for you."

On the Nth day after transmigrating, Gu Heng was cornered by his rival on the kang.

His rival glared at him like a fiend. "Why can't you just ask me for help? Come on, ask me!"

Theme: Life used to move slowly, and you loved just one person for a lifetime.