Transmigrating to the Capital to Deliver Takeout
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Judging from the title, I thought it would be another novel where the protagonist starts as a nobody and then suddenly becomes incredibly wealthy, with various rich young ladies and female CEOs taking turns appearing. However, I was surprised to find that it was surprisingly well-written, told in a gentle and engaging style, and is worth reading.
The author must really be a food delivery driver; it's well-written. Anyone considering starting a food delivery job should definitely check it out—you can learn a lot.
This book could be called a delivery driver's diary. Overall, it's not bad, but it's basically all about delivering food and there's not much other plot. A lot of things are very realistic, so it could be a useful reference for anyone who wants to become a food delivery driver.
Based on the first part, I'd give it at least a 9 out of 10, because few books in the ancient-to-modern genre have a coherent plot and a smooth integration. However, this book does an exceptionally well-structured and psychologically nuanced portrayal of an experienced ancient cultivator integrating into modern society.
This is the first time I've read this type of novel. I read it from beginning to end without skipping anything, and the reading experience was excellent. The subject matter is novel, recording the daily life of an ordinary food delivery worker. The "golden finger" (superpower/cheat) isn't that exaggerated. I look forward to the author continuing to update. Keep it up!
How strange! I've only read a dozen chapters and I already have two opposing emotions: one that makes me want to keep reading, and another that makes me feel so frustrated that I can't continue. But I'll leave now. I've already worked myself to the bone all day, and to rest and read a novel at night only to have to reflect on this ordinary and frustrating life.
It's super good, feels very realistic, except for the cultivation part. It's mainly about the story of food delivery drivers, especially emphasizing the flexible and convenient work of crowdsourced delivery riders. The section on dashcams is also very well written, highlighting their ability to prevent many accidents and preserve evidence for themselves while denying criminals any opportunity to commit crimes.
I was hooked after just four chapters. Unlike many urban novels in recent years, the characters are portrayed very realistically, making me feel like I was there. Author, keep up the good work and update more! I looked back. 🤦 1. It seems the author is complaining about being wronged while delivering food.
A food delivery rider's guide, a slice-of-life story with a touch of cultivation, featuring a warm-hearted citizen and an ancient assassin yearning for a peaceful life. The master is a time traveler who transmigrates into a modern person's body and shares the same name as my colleague 😂
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