Mochishan woke up and found that she was sitting on a volunteer flight to the "Japan Province".
When the plane landed, he stepped into Tokyo Narita Airport in 1997.
Before he could recover from the shock of "Japan in the parallel universe is not a province", he turned around and saw a murder in the toilet.
What's even more outrageous is that the timeline of this world is messed up - Monday may be followed by Friday, and everyone takes it for granted.
Tao Chishan looked at her 2029 advanced passport, touched the Young Pioneers badge in the inner pocket, and decided to solve the problem of survival first.
He thought that time travel was just a matter of changing maps to do illegal work, but he gradually discovered:
The detectives here rely on first-grade elementary school students to use bow-tie voices to solve crimes;
A karate girl can kick a car away;
The solar skateboard invented by the bald doctor next door has a speed of 80 kilometers per hour;
Even the monster thief who stole gems can fly all over the sky and perform a magic show...
As for him, a time-traveler with a well-established background and who just wants to go home, his only cheats are the martial arts boxing learned in high school military training and fragments of common sense from 2029.
In order not to starve to death, he had no choice but to start "paying for knowledge" cautiously:
Write a report on future technology trends for Suzuki Heavy Industries,
Help Dr. Agasa test his unstable invention (and avoid getting blown up),
Being forced to provide an "off-site observation perspective" at the murder scene,
You should also always be wary of the detective and probing gaze of a certain elementary school student wearing glasses.
Until one day, a man in a black trench coat drove an old Porsche...
Reader comments
The content is good, but I have a slight suggestion that it should be divided into more paragraphs. After all, it doesn't look very good to have a whole paragraph on a mobile phone.
The year is sometimes 1994 and sometimes it is 1997, which is not consistent.
The content is good, but I have a slight suggestion that it should be divided into more paragraphs. After all, it doesn't look very good to have a whole paragraph on a mobile phone.
The year is sometimes 1994 and sometimes it is 1997, which is not consistent.