they would have cart but it need to be pulled by human, Horse or cattle.You know.. this one, this one actually makes sense. For series that take place in worlds without modern technology, postal services WOULD actually be rough. Unless using magic to instantly transmit it, you'd need guilds dedicated to carrying letters which would make things expensive/slow. We saw that even in our time, so a person setting up an actual dedicated town only service, expanding to links between towns, makes sense.
It's not like inventing a sandwich or the wheel (the cart here was a stretch because I refuse to believe they have no carts) like some series do. So yeah, okay, clapclap for this actual modern day innovation that she's introduced.
Ochibi delivery service, coming soon.Ochibi chan will become Jeff Bezos in no time.
they would have cart but it need to be pulled by human, Horse or cattle.
plus modern Cart are move smooth and lighter. and that cart is able to fix to that tricycle is what the most important.
if wheel were invented, then carts should be exist. but ofc without modern suspension system.
but postal service indeed a great invention in humanity history.
local base postal service could be included food delivery too. so she could produce food packaging or bento box. Delivering High quality Cake to noble house would generate great income.
yeah yeah, reforming local logistics is cool and all. But I crave violence. When will the church retaliate?
Ha ha. The tropes of conjuring modern items using skills and the ability to go back and forth between Earth and isekai to sell products are a small pet peeve of mine, because I constantly think of pollution. Another thing is the MC in these stories are the single point of failure. If they die early or of old age, any business they open that rely on their abilities would die in their lifetime.I don't love that she'd introducing plastics pollution to their world. (She should also warn them that if customers are burning the discarded packaging, that they should try to avoid inhaling those fumes. But I'm guessing that the minute or two I spent on this comment is more consideration than anyone involved with the story has given to such things.