Back to 1970: Chaos and Clucking

After traveling back to the 1970s, Lou Heng, a bookish homebody who only knows theory, gets put through the wringer.

At least he's alone, but never lonely.

The Golden Saints come at him one after another.

There's Grandma with her foul mouth, a big sister who always lands the perfect comeback, an older brother who says "don't talk, just do it," younger siblings who ask ten thousand questions, and a bunch of neighborhood grannies who love making dirty jokes. Lou Heng feels a pain in his chest...

Lou Guoqiang: "Every time Grandma loses her temper, I feel like the sun turns black the moment she opens her mouth."

Lou Ying: "You're not wrong, Bro. The sun really did go black. It was still shining when we got back."

Lou Heng looks at the setting sun and says nothing. Even dialectical materialism isn't much use at a time like this.

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