Transmigrated as My Aunt in the 70s

Sisi only brought a few jars of wine and some clothes to change into. Hong Kong was still the same old place, but Boss Qiao and Mu Xiulan had changed dramatically.

Boss Qiao became increasingly burly and Mu Xiulan more and more radiant. Their affection for each other also deepened. Meanwhile, Qiao Zhenbang was still grudgingly studying and working in the United States, not even having earned enough for a ticket home yet.

What Sisi felt had notably changed were Boss Qiao’s important underlings, like Brother Fei and Brother Li, who seemed even more enthusiastic toward her. Although they had been enthusiastic before, Sisi knew it was all on account of Boss Qiao’s face. But what about this time? Where did all this gratitude and goodwill in their eyes come from?

Mu Xiulan told Sisi the reason, which was that since she had brought a bit too much wine last year, Boss Qiao, being a man of honor, had gifted some to a few of his brothers. Although these brothers were in better shape than Boss Qiao, they had all climbed up through battles, and who among them didn’t have a few scars?

Ever since they drank the medicinal wine that Sisi brought, their hidden injuries had improved a lot. The bodies that used to ache with sourness on rainy days were now much lighter and more agile, as if they had returned to their past peaks, bringing them immense joy.

For those in their line of work, the body was their capital for revolution. Therefore, these people were very grateful to Sisi, and naturally, they became sincerely warmer towards her.

In fact, these underworld figures actually valued loyalty very much and were also very rule-abiding, much more righteous than some of the riffraff who came along later.

And the most obvious benefit of receiving these people’s goodwill was that — Qiao Xingbang no longer dared to grimace in front of her, because —

These uncles would always pat Qiao Xingbang on the shoulder, saying with a smile: "Xingzai, you must be a good brother and not bully your sister, okay?"

Or: "Xingzai, you have to treat your sister well, oh! If uncle sees you bullying sister, uncle will spank you, oh!"