Wang Feng, a modern-day courier station manager, transmigrates into the mid-Tang Dynasty as the fourth-ranking official in a poor county: its county lieutenant.
From the start, the county office is dilapidated, his salary is meager, postal relays are slow, and government orders are hard to get through.
He plans to use his authority as county lieutenant to start a little courier business and earn enough to live in peace.
Then one day, the Crown Prince, traveling incognito, enters the county and happens upon Wang Feng's “Shunfeng Express.”
The Crown Prince arrives in the county and is left speechless!
“W-what is this? How can a letter arrive in half a day? It's faster than an urgent dispatch sent by relay!”
“This package is sealed so tightly that not a drop can get in?”
“And this route map, covered in markings, reaches every corner of the prefecture and county?!”
“County Lieutenant, this is... a divine feat!”
Not long afterward, the Crown Prince returns to the small county with the Emperor.
See how this humble county lieutenant uses his courier service to revolutionize the Tang Dynasty's postal system, monopolize logistics across the realm, marry a princess, and rise to power at court!
The time-travel setting is novel and unconventional, the world view is rich in structure, the description of ancient customs and customs is delicate and true, and the tactics are exciting. Move modern cultural applications to ancient times. But the front still feels relatively bland. There is no strong impact.