Transmigrating to Ancient Times: I Became a Ninth-Rank Canal Lockkeeper

The writing is good. It has a bit of Korean flavor. Why don't you write it again?

Food in ancient times is the same as it is now, so what kind of ancient times do you want to look at? Of course, ancient times that are based on fictional history are fine, because you can make them up as you like. As for today's ancient times, it depends on the era. Food from the Qing Dynasty may be fine, but in the Ming Dynasty, or previous eras, it is not necessarily the case. Don't use your own reasoning. Just think it's OK if you think it's reasonable. Otherwise, you're just making yourself happy.

I just want to read this historical life series, so I'll keep it for now.

It is estimated to be in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, depending on how the author plays it.

Your warehouse has everything, and you even take things out to give away from time to time, so no one will ever suspect you? How about you just get a batch of modern weapons from the warehouse, da da da, the book is over.

What the hell is this written? I was stunned for a moment while reading it. There were a lot of typos. It wasn't clear who the extra characters in chapters two and three were at the beginning.

Double opening, 666

I asked why the updates were so slow when I returned to 80, and the updates seemed inconsistent. Turns out it was both enabled.

After reading the chapter reviews, there are too many prefaces that don't match the subtitles. They are just weeds, not poisonous weeds.

It's too complicated, there are too many characters, and the main line is gone, so go into the factory.