Reborn in the 1970s: You Called Me a Fool, So Why Are You Begging Me Now?

(1970s + soul transmigration + real and fake young masters + pocket dimension + hunting + miracle doctor + regret + infinite flow) Qin Yuan, a modern-day professor of traditional Chinese medicine, dies after accidentally falling from an overpass during a medical dispute. He is reborn in the body of a fool with the same name in the 1970s. Not only must he care for his blind and lame wife, he also has to repay the enormous debts his parents left behind. After his memories merge, Qin Yuan can't help thinking: a sickly mother, an incompetent father, and a little sister who was given away to another family. What kind of miserable life did the original owner have? Now he must immediately face his third uncle, who's trying to seize his house, the descendants of bandits who kill without batting an eye, and her, who's practically drooling over him...

Wait, drooling over him? That's right. Fools really do have all the luck. The kindhearted, pretty widow next door has been looking after the original owner, that big goofball. Ahem. And Qin Yuan has also been led by the cat the original owner took in to discover a spiritual spring dimension that's his alone.

The spiritual spring purifies his body and aids cultivation, while medicinal herbs planted in its black soil ripen instantly. Don't blink: this fool is about to turn his life around...