The Zhenguan Study-Abroad Dream Team

Go back and bring sweet potatoes, potatoes, corn, peanuts, cotton, chili seeds, a laptop, and a solar charger. Store the information on glass, iron smelting, cement, and medicine into the computer. Later, bring a glass horse or a statue of the God of Longevity for the emperor.

Excellent subject matter, but a terrible book.

The protagonist is clearly insane. It's not like he's some kind of time-traveling protagonist who can't go back and has to be subservient to everyone. He can teleport and become invisible, yet he's still being bossed around. Even if they're close, this isn't how he behaves.

Would bringing ancient people to the modern era result in them being directly infected and dying from various viruses?

I can't take it anymore, I was poisoned to death by chapter 65. The initial setting seemed interesting, but the subsequent actions were incredibly toxic. They could have just told the world a thousand years in the future, instead of making up such childish reasons. No one even suspected them. It was just a rambling account.

A great name, worth writing about. Wishing this book great success! 🙂🙂🙂🙂

Tang Dynasty Travel Guide: Etiquette - Don't kneel down unnecessarily; prolonged kneeling is considered impolite. The Chinese nation is a land of etiquette, and polite and civilized people were highly valued in Tang Dynasty society. Meeting a friend without bowing, simply waving or patting their shoulder, would be considered rude and ill-mannered.

There were just too many flaws. I could tolerate it at first, but I finally couldn't take it anymore when the storyline about buying a phone came on.

Judging from the description, it seems like he's afraid he won't die quickly enough.

A third-rate novelist is reborn as a system spirit, the host being "Yellow Dragon," a Daoist of Five Nothingness, whose "birth" began with an egg. The ultimate mission: to achieve the supreme status of the system, one must help the host grow, perfect themselves, and transcend the Great Dao. Xue Wuhen sighed helplessly, looking up at the sky, "The task is arduous and the road is long!"