I Made My Fortune with a Space in Hand
揣着空间成富一代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 889k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
434Chapters
51Reads · 30 days
525.1kReads · all time
6.8Score
12Listens
In booklists 4
Male-Lead Period-Era Fiction + Portable Space + System. No Female Leads
I've read pretty much all the courtyard-house stories.
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Portable Space, Living Creatures, Spirit Springs, Stockpiling Supplies, and Being Everyone’s Favorite
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Born into the Era, with a Pocket Dimension or System in the Deep Mountains and Forests, Plus Lots of Houses
The heroine shouldn't be a doormat. Something very sweet, with no angst. No CP is fine too. Set her in a remote mountain village or in an isolated pocket dimension, cut off from the world.
190Books10.4MViews2moUpdated
Looking for a Novel Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Moves to the Countryside.
The female protagonist has a personal space ability and moves to the countryside.
308Books25.6MViews3moUpdated
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The Jade Bracelet Holds Light, the Space Hides Blessings: A Gift Across Time
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After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Spoiled My Puppyish Boyfriend With Billions in Supplies
I Transmigrated to the 1970s with Trillions in Modern Supplies
Reborn in the 1970s: My Wife Loves Her Food and Fights Like a Tiger
The 1970s: The Beloved Little Girl Is the Nation's Golden Finger
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I noticed that negative reviews get more likes than positive reviews, but positive reviews still far outnumber negative reviews. 😏😏😏 (To put it politely, it's not bad, right?) 😳😳😳
The writing is excellent! However, it rarely mentions the female protagonist's inner world. What is the central element of this world? And isn't the female protagonist too weak? Just my personal opinion!
It's alright! It feels like a waste of the space.
So far it's been good, I hope it will keep me watching, keep it up!
Although the male lead wasn't written with much care, it's still quite good!
It's alright, the timing, location, and people were all favorable, but the female lead still didn't achieve much.
The writing is very engaging, and I want to keep reading. Back in the day, we educated youth who went to the countryside weren't as lucky as the female lead, who also had a cheat code. Let's see how it ends!
This story is great! 👍 The time-traveling heroine, Wen Ya, arrives in the era of educated youth sent to the countryside with her spatial abilities. Her parents love her dearly, and the whole family loves shopping! The male lead also dotes on her; it's very sweet and heartwarming! There aren't many awful characters! I strongly support you! 🤟🏻 Keep it up! 💪🏻 Looking forward to more of your wonderful works! Keep it up! 💪🏻 Keep it up! 💪🏻
Overall it's alright, but the space is practically useless; it's completely unnecessary!
"It seems your sister-in-law really likes dogs!" "They have five dogs, and their names are quite unique: East, South, West, North, and Center. And that's just abbreviation. Their names are: Eastern Heretic, Western Poison, Southern Emperor, Northern Beggar, and Central Divine." "Puff…" Everyone looked at Fellowes with astonishment. No way! His sister-in-law came up with such a bizarre name?