Traveling Back in Time with a Parcel Station

Are novels these days impossible to survive without older and younger brothers? Imagine being transported to another world and having to raise someone else's younger brother—isn't that disgusting?

In the 1970s, an uncle who lived next door to me lost his life just for going up the mountain to chop a load of firewood. You have to understand, back then everything was public property. When I was little, whenever it rained for too long, my grandma would say, "If you have rice but no firewood, you'll have to cook it."

Even after writing for so long, the characters' dialogues still suffer from pedantry and poor word choice.

The plot is good, but the characters' tone of voice and vocabulary are too formal. It's supposed to be a rural area, but it feels like reading a modern novel.

The setup in the beginning was explained in too much detail and was redundant. The original body was already a corpse, and after all that talk about how to dispose of it, it just fused with another body with a touch? Was that necessary? And what's with all this talk about tribulation? It all felt so forced.

The description is so awful. I'll save it for later. Keep it up!

It's not bad, author, keep up the good work!

Huh, dual-account? And it's not a quick transmigration story, I'm quite looking forward to it.

This is a period drama with no romantic pairing, highly recommended! It won't make you stupid; I'm so tired of mindless romance novels where the female lead can't live without a guy. The female lead is incredibly strong and intelligent. The supporting characters develop well, aren't the awful type, and fit the plot perfectly without being overly absurd.

Seeing him inexplicably insist on becoming a chef at a guesthouse in the cafeteria seemed so boring, but I skipped to the end and wow, he directly brought a famine-stricken country into the interstellar age!! Not only did he support his brother, but he also supported his people, his country, and the entire world… I bet he'll support countless universes even in higher dimensions. He's been single his whole life, his only remaining purpose is selfless dedication! It's terrifying, so melodramatic!