The Underworld's KPIs have gone haywire! Modern people no longer want to have children, so the reincarnation line is backed up like a holiday travel rush. Driven to desperation by the rowdy modern ghosts, Meng Po resorts to a wild solution: she bundles them up and sends them to ancient mountain villages in other dimensions, calling it the “Peach Blossom Spring Project.” But she gets the dosage of Meng Po Soup wrong, awakening the villagers' shared childhood memories. And so, in this isolated village, a programmer secretly writes code, a doctor researches penicillin, and Qian Duoduo, a former viral internet celebrity known for her antics, leads the village children in racing homemade scooters.
When Qian Duoduo is sixteen, an experiment goes awry and blows up the village barrier, exposing their hidden paradise in an instant. The young emperor Jing Yuan arrives incognito and finds a breathtaking young woman muttering to herself over a pile of strange contraptions. His inner monologue immediately takes off: “This woman must be the soulmate Heaven has sent me!” Qian Duoduo, meanwhile, just thinks the scholar has a strange look in his eyes and asks way too many questions.
From then on, the aloof emperor sets out on a journey of self-conquest, the second male lead, a general, keeps stealing the spotlight, and the transmigrators of the whole village are dragged into the great project of strengthening the nation through technology. When an ancient dynasty meets modern thinking, a chaotic, hilarious, and heart-fluttering legend begins. Your Majesty, it looks like your jealousy is spilling over again!
The idea of this book is very good. It can be developed into a group portrait. It can write about the process of science and engineering inventions, the process of researching rice, etc., Rather than writing about Qian Duoduo. However, the author's writing is also good, especially the opening chapter, which really attracted enough attention. I hope the author will continue to work hard.