My Best Friend Went to Ancient Times, So I Send Her Supplies from the Modern World

Okay, okay, this is so well written. All the men in the story are the same template: vicious, petty, stupid, and ungrateful. This is a story about best friends. The mutual trust between them in the story is extraordinary—more so than the trust shown in real-life battlefield entrustments. It also demonstrates exceptional character.

This theme is quite novel: two best friends helping each other across different time periods. One is bold and decisive, while the other strives to become a better version of herself. There's no competition between them; both are filled with love. Author, please update soon; I can't wait to read it!

I've read the latest chapter. This kind of story about transporting supplies between two locations is quite novel, as it's the first time I've seen it. However, overall it feels a bit bland, not quite satisfying, but not worth abandoning either. Overall, it's alright. We'll see how it develops later. Writing a book is hard work, so I'm giving it five stars.

It's really quite good. The female lead handles problems very efficiently, and the male lead's presence is rather weak. It's the kind of book I prefer that has a male lead but not many. Some books get so saccharine after the male and female leads start dating, and the male lead is overly prominent; I don't like those kinds of books. The only downside is that the ending felt a little rushed. 🥺

This book is great. It's the first time I've seen a female protagonist who, after obtaining a cheat ability, doesn't lose herself or get lost in the desires and power of ancient times. Instead, she thinks about contributing to the common people without leaving a trace, and finally resolutely returns to the modern world. There aren't many clear-headed female protagonists like this. It's a great book.

The story is very original; it's the first time I've seen a story where someone travels to ancient times and still manages to connect with the modern world—thumbs up! The ending just left me a little unsatisfied; an epilogue would have been perfect. 👍👍

The premise is quite novel: a deep sisterly bond, one sister dies, and the other survives in another dimension – what incredible luck! But there are so many unpleasant things to deal with. Fortunately, she can communicate with her sisters in the modern world, so she doesn't have to fight alone. Together they battle the scoundrels, making for a very exciting story.

It's quite good, a bit more novel than other time-travel novels I've read. It doesn't have as many dramatic ups and downs, but the plot is decent. The descriptions of the two worlds are well-focused, laying the groundwork for the later return. Overall, it's alright, but there are other issues. It feels incomplete, though I can't quite put my finger on it.

It's so good! I love the author. I've never read this kind of content before. There's no unnecessary fluff. It's about two best friends, one in ancient times and the other in modern times, who help each other, share resources, and work together to achieve a life of wealth and happiness.

This is one of the most refreshing and unique time-travel novels I've ever read—the protagonist can even travel back in time! Amazing. The plot is quite good, though; the protagonist uses the differences between the two worlds to accumulate a lot of merit, which is a win-win situation. Good deeds are rewarded, and I'm just hoping for an epilogue.