After waking up, extreme sports enthusiast and martial arts grandmaster Lu Yuan transmigrates to the Red Star Steel Rolling Mill in 1962, becoming an ordinary procurement clerk who spends every day running errands.
The Great Famine has just ended, and everyone in the courtyard has their own schemes. Today they try to guilt-trip him, tomorrow they show up at his door to take advantage of him, and some even set their sights on his newlywed wife, Shen Qiuzhu, who is only eighteen.
Lu Yuan sneers. "You want to guilt-trip me? Sorry, I have no morals! Anyone who reaches for me gets their arm broken on the spot!"
After awakening the Merit-Fueled Multiverse Trading Space, he can earn an immense amount of merit by punishing villains, eliminating enemy agents, and serving his country.
While the courtyard busybodies are fighting tooth and nail over half a pair of cornbread buns and half a liang of cornmeal, Lu Yuan shuts the door and enjoys braised pork and old Beijing lamb hot pot with his young wife every day. Nourished by the spirit herbs in his space, Shen Qiuzhu gradually blossoms into a peerless beauty of her era, making everyone else green with envy!
In the eyes of the courtyard beasts, he's just an ordinary procurement clerk who runs errands;
At the pigeon market, he's "Mr. Lu," a man feared by both the underworld and the authorities, with power in every corner;
To the special security bureau, he's the "Phantom of Huaxia," capable of crushing steel bars with one hand and crossing rivers on foot!
As a storm approaches, Lu Yuan heads south with his beauty to lay the groundwork in Xiangjiang. Lei Luo wants to become sworn brothers with him, and the Lou family begs him to lead the way. He makes penicillin and high-performance semiconductors by hand, building a Huaxia industrial empire that dominates the globe!
Procurement is just a cover. He's a landbound immortal for real! In this blazing red era, he sweeps all before him with the power of an immortal!
Kids' light novels, the kind that's mindless and entertaining to read while eating.
It's good, comfortable to watch, and there's nothing jarring.
"Uncle, since you've put it this way, it would seem like I don't understand neighborhood etiquette if I didn't show any appreciation."