Travel Through the Prosperous Times? Wear It in Vain!

It is good-looking. First of all, it has the warmth of a family, without the cliché scenes of pretending to slap the face and suppressing the protagonist. The protagonist brings his family from a small mountain village to the capital, opens a drug store to make a living, gets in touch with books, and begins to develop molds to print ink letters. There is no big trick, and the text is very simple. Worth reading!

The protagonist carries corn and potatoes in an imaginary ancient dynasty in the middle of the ancient dynasty. After marrying a wife in a small mountain village, he takes his wife to the capital to develop. He uses his limited medical skills and scientific knowledge to make inventions and run industries. He is currently considered a middle-to-rich family, and his official position is a medical officer. There is no gold and iron horse, no imperial examinations, and no political intrigues at present, but it is unexpectedly very good-looking.

This is the only good book that I listened to carefully in the past few months without skipping chapters.

The writing is great, but the main character is not written in a templated way. It's very good. Please do more. It's not enough.

Well written, eloquently told