The Delivery Box That Connects Past and Present

The development of science and technology is written very realistically. Instead of suddenly taking out the drawings and building a steam engine, we started by improving the waterwheel and solving the material and process problems step by step. Watching technical difficulties be overcome one by one, the sense of accomplishment is unparalleled. The development of science and technology is particularly realistic. Instead of suddenly taking out the drawings and building a steam engine, we started by improving the waterwheel and solving the material and process problems step by step. Watching technical difficulties be overcome one by one, the sense of accomplishment is unparalleled

Emotional development comes naturally. From mutual utilization to trust and dependence, from conceptual recognition to emotional belonging, every step of transformation is fully paved. This slowly accumulated feeling is much more precious than love at first sight

The most powerful thing about this book is that it takes time travel to a new level. It is not a unilateral crushing, but the mutual influence and growth of the two civilizations. The Xia Kingdom moved toward modernization because of Lu Chen, and Lu Chen found the value of life because of this experience. This two-way change is very profound.

The supporting cast is fantastic. Guo Ziyi's loyalty and bravery, Li Guangbi's stability, Yan Shuo's coldness, and even the villain Temujin are all written with flesh and blood. Each character has his own beliefs and pursuits, which makes the whole world come alive

Mind-expanding! The takeaway box has actually become a time and space channel connecting modernity and ancient times 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Knowledge changes destiny is reflected to the extreme in this book. Seeing Lu Chen use his junior high school physics and chemistry knowledge to shine in ancient times, I really want to go back and study the textbook again. The knowledge of changing one's destiny is reflected to the extreme in this book. Seeing Lu Chen use his junior high school physics and chemistry knowledge to shine in ancient times, I really want to go back and study the textbook again.

A breakthrough in female character creation. Not to mention the empress, even Lin Yuqing, a seemingly money-worshiping heroine, has grown and changed in her later years. Every woman has her own [note] thoughts and choices and is not a subordinate of men.

The difficulties of reform are written realistically. Touching interests is more difficult than touching souls, and the resistance encountered every time the New Deal is implemented is reasonable. Seeing how the protagonists resolve these resistances is more intelligent than simply crushing them.

The details are horrific. From ancient official etiquette to modern commercial law, from gunpowder proportions to financial operations, the author has obviously done a lot of homework. This kind of rigor makes the story particularly convincing and will not cause drama.

The villain creation is commendable. Chen Zhihao's insidiousness stems from inferiority, Prince Ning's ambition stems from ambition, and Temujin's dominance stems from the pressure of survival. They are not bad for the sake of being bad, but have their own logic, which makes the fight more interesting