Qian Duoduo, an ordinary white-collar worker, accidentally traveled through ancient times and awakened to the super invincible part-time job system! Every six days of work, you can return to modern times for one day and enjoy technological life!
Bite! You completed the Xth job and got a portable solar power bank!
[Ding! You're done...]
[Ding! You completed XXX jobs and got a portable 3D printer!
[Ding! You have completed XXXX work and obtained a miniature intelligent robot assistant!
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Ancient Emperor: Does your beloved have any clever ideas to help me consolidate my country?
The prime minister of the dynasty: Who is this son? He has such extraordinary abilities!
Princess from a neighboring country: Tadoro, you are my ideal type!
Jianghu Daxia: Please also ask Brother Qian to teach me modern wisdom!
See how Qian Duoduo relied on modern knowledge and magical systems to control the wind and rain in ancient times and become the overlord of time and space spanning thousands of years!
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Reader comments
I have read a quarter of the book, and my objective evaluation is: the characters are not well described (I have no impression of the characters in the book, only their names)/the characters are flat (the character traits are not obvious); the logic is weak - like an old Chinese medicine doctor who can explain the "variable hoe" principle; the character reasoning is sleepy, and the clues are thin; the content is single (general career lines and life lines, and the environment can also be described more); the biggest highlight is that the timeline is not clear, and suddenly the county magistrate comes while reading.
To sum up, this book is tentatively rated at three stars at most in principle, but it is not easy for a new author to create, and there is no obvious conflict in values (myself), so it is tentatively rated as four stars, and I hope the author can improve it.
I have read a quarter of the book, and my objective evaluation is: the characters are not well described (I have no impression of the characters in the book, only their names)/the characters are flat (the character traits are not obvious); the logic is weak - like an old Chinese medicine doctor who can explain the "variable hoe" principle; the character reasoning is sleepy, and the clues are thin; the content is single (general career lines and life lines, and the environment can also be described more); the biggest highlight is that the timeline is not clear, and suddenly the county magistrate comes while reading. To sum up, this book is tentatively rated at three stars at most in principle, but it is not easy for a new author to create, and there is no obvious conflict in values (myself), so it is tentatively rated as four stars, and I hope the author can improve it.