Delivery? Sending Care!

Takeaway boy Lin Xiao accidentally activates the "Blessed Me" cross-time and space delivery system - a mysterious platform that uses human will as energy and dispatches orders based on the "desire level" of historical figures. From then on, his electric car traveled through the past and present, and the incubator contained no longer milk tea fried chicken, but key items that changed history: delivering surgical instruments and anesthesia charts to Hua Tuo to help him complete a craniotomy; delivering concrete mixers and drones to Qin Shihuang to efficiently build the Great Wall; delivering the laser-calibrated "Yue King Sword" to King Goujian of Yue; and even delivering Moutai to Li Bai, inspiring more wild poems... What is even more ridiculous is that the wearing of white clothes at Japanese weddings, Korean sake culture, and the popularity of clogs... All stemmed from his "misdelivery" time and time again. He personally experienced Yue Fei's anger, Xiang Yu's tragedy, and Shang Yang's death, and also quietly made up for the national regrets: preventing the expansion of book burning, saving Cai Yong's collection of books, and helping Zheng He bring back American crops... Each order requires a price - memory, token, or fragment of destiny. Lin Xiao earns "good fortune" by guiding customers to click on "five-star reviews" and give "tips". Gradually, he discovered: "Are you lucky?" May be the result of mankind's collective obsession with "what if...". And he was the one who personally delivered hope. A strange takeaway journey spanning a thousand years, an affectionate look back at civilization and destiny.