Dual transmigration + one heroine + parallel worlds + character-driven, not history-focused + light wuxia + ensemble cast
The characters and their stories are entirely fictional. Don't read too much into them. If you don't enjoy an emotional focus, this story isn't for you.
Writing history is a load of nonsense! I don't know much about it either, so I won't lead everyone into that pit. I write about the Tang Dynasty because I've read so much about it that I've grown fond of its people. Why can people bring phones to the Tang Dynasty and still get a signal? I got the idea from seeing teachers who go to remote mountain villages to volunteer. The protagonist won't immediately go all out and start building everything. He doesn't know anyone or the place, so at first he'll build connections and find a powerful backer, then make his plans step by step. There won't be excessive industrialization either. If resources can be gathered from different planes, why ruin this world?
Protecting our green planet and making the most of limitless resources are the real foundations of development.
Reading novels is a matter of personal taste! That's what Jin Yong said, and I really have put effort into this aspect. As for what level of quality makes up for other shortcomings, that's up to each reader to decide. After all, I'm not writing money that everyone will like.
The descriptions of the characters are vivid and interesting, the characters are distinct, and the story is natural and smooth. It is worth reading.