A Deliveryman Came to Dacheng, and the Emperor Was Delivered Away

Lin Bei, a delivery boy delivering orders on a rainy night, was struck by bad reviews, heavy rain, and a lightning strike, and he also had a gossiping intelligent "Abacus" in his head. Someone else traveled through time and became a prince or general. When he woke up, he first took orders for life-saving medicines. Relying on his experience in route planning, order consolidation, order reminders and compensation gained from delivering food, he started Lin's express delivery bit by bit in ancient times. Three cents was spent to deliver medicine, six taels of silver was used to deliver a secret box, and he was faster than the Escort for light urgent items. As a result, he was involved in old water transportation accounts, dragon-patterned paint in the palace, and hidden secrets in the court. When the emperor finally wanted to kill him, he discovered that Lin Bei's logistics, intelligence and meteor groups had spread all over the world. It was easy to kill him, but no one delivered the goods, no one delivered the letter, and no one checked the accounts, so Dacheng died. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.