Reborn in the Fiery Red Era: I Can Transmigrate Between Two Worlds

The characters are incredibly stupid, and the plot is practically mindless. How could a teenager manage to procure tens of thousands of kilograms of meat during a famine, and yet his father did nothing about it, showing no sense of political crisis whatsoever? In an era where whistleblowing was rampant, who could possibly hide such a large transaction, and how could it withstand scrutiny?

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. The capital city and hunting—how were these two words connected in an era when everyone was starving?

Even someone without a brain can't stand it anymore. Large-scale transactions, and the government doesn't investigate, especially when resources are scarce? Using military medals to deal with monsters in another world? What's the difference between this and the Jade Emperor managing the Angel Kingdom while God just watches silently?

This was either written by AA, or by someone who has always lived in the city and has never lived in the countryside. Back in the 90s, there wasn't a single tree on the farmland or mountains; they were all bare. Everything edible except for insects went into other people's stomachs. And during that famine, people went hunting? Were they all fools?

Just wondering, shouldn't such a large volume of transactions be conducted via business-to-business (B2B) transactions?

I've read half of the first chapter. The protagonist is a time traveler. The protagonist's father is in the military; the title is "Has He Always Been in the Military?" The protagonist's father is in his forties, a retired military officer who works at a steel factory, managing tens of thousands of people. The question is...

I just started watching, and wow, the power struggle in this factory is all about a meat purchase – it's not even a big deal. Besides, that era was tough. And if you want to cause trouble, you need to have the means to get it. Otherwise, no one else can get it. I think this joke is really childish.

I couldn't continue reading after the third chapter. Even today, purchasing 10,000 jin of meat and 30,000 jin of fish, along with 14,000 yuan in cash, would require any organization or company to clearly explain the procurement channels and the flow of funds. In the difficult times of 1959, it was absolutely impossible to withdraw 14,000 yuan in cash from a company without proper documentation.

This is too big of a leap! It's a time-travel story that jumps into fantasy! It's so jarring!

This is a mindless wish-fulfillment novel with too many plot holes. It treats other people and countries like idiots, casually mentioning millions of kilograms of grain and salt, and producing so many cold weapons that just disappear into warehouses without any transportation process. Has no one ever suspected anything? It would have been better to write a story where the protagonist directly cooperates with the country from the start and reveals that he can travel between two worlds!