
Reborn in a Pocket Dimension: The Little Landlord of the 1990s
重生空间之九零年代小地主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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See allQi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Severing, Out-of-Body, Integration
Stories Where the Heroine Has a Pocket Dimension and Empties Her Home Before the Family Is Seized
Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside, with Space and Rebirth
Reborn Entrepreneur in the 1980s and 1990s
Period Setting, Orphaned Girl, Portable Space, Hoarding Supplies, No Siblings, and a Huge Inheritance
It has to be complete!!!!! No siblings of any kind!!! The family leaves the female lead a huge inheritance.
Wealth-Building Stories Set in the 1980s and 1990s
Fewer awful characters, more money-making. Something like The 1970s Female Factory Director.
The Female Lead Is the Real Heiress, but Her Family Favors the Fake Heiress, So She Cuts Ties With Them
Modern Story Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Is Good at Stone Gambling
Modern setting, pocket dimension
The Heroine Is Reborn, Learns Eight Languages, and Is a Top Student
Period Revenge Novels with No Goody-Two-Shoes Heroines
Looking for books like "Savage! The Toxic Mom of the ’70s Wields Billions and Ruthlessly Crushes Scumbags". No holier-than-thou heroine, and revenge should come swiftly.
Looking for Novels Set in the 1990s
The female lead makes money, buys a house, and invests in stocks in the 1990s. She also has a pocket dimension, and her family and relatives aren't awful people.
Reborn in the 1990s to Start a Business
No real estate, no internet businesses, no stock speculation, no entertainment industry, no writing novels, no betting on sports or the lottery. Reform state-owned enterprises and build real industries, especially labor-intensive ones. Create jobs and save workers from the wave of layoffs. Industry makes the nation strong, but capital is a sin.
Any Long Novels Set in the 1960s or ’70s?
Looking for Highly Rated Stories Similar to Transmigrate into a Book: A Seventies-Era Bystander’s Guide to Enjoying Life
Can anyone recommend a highly rated story similar to "A Transmigrator's Self-Cultivation as a Busybody in the 1970s"? I'm a seasoned reader, so please recommend something. Thanks!
I Dreamed I Transmigrated to a Famine Era, Stockpiling Supplies Like Crazy
Stories About Transmigrating Into a Book, The Honeysuckle, Jade Dynasty, and Other Costume Dramas!
A Reborn Female Lead Builds a Business in the 1980s or 1990s
Looking for books like Back to the Nineties: A Mother Finds Her Strength.
Anything Like Xia Xiaolan, Preferably Without a Male Lead or With a Smaller Role for Him
Period stories and rebirth stories.
Any Books Set in the 1980s or 1990s?
Reborn Heroine Learns Multiple Foreign Languages and Serves Her Country
A novel about someone reborn, studying to serve their country, preferably as a researcher, and being protected by the state.
Farming, Retirement, and Pocket Spaces: Living Like an Immortal
The female lead has a doctorate, and her older sister is a celebrity who goes to the countryside to film a show. Her family doesn’t like her. Please help me find the title.
Reborn Educated Youth Stories
I'm looking for a more realistic rural story about someone reborn with a pocket dimension. The leads absolutely need to be sensible and use their brains. I just read one set around 1970 where the heroine was a sent-down educated youth, and she casually whipped out ten bundles of cash. I thought that was way too ridiculous. I want a story where the two leads grow together and...
The Female Lead Has Infinite Storage Space and Stockpiles Food
Especially ones where the heroine is reborn with a pocket dimension and lots of money to stockpile food.
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Reborn in 1993: Rising Like a Phoenix
Back in 1990 with My Memories, I Make a Fortune in a Small Town
A Second Chance at Life: I Control Everything
Reborn in the 1990s: Starting a Business With My Mom
I Transmigrated to the 1970s and Led My Whole Family to Wealth
Reborn in the 1990s: The Cast-Off Wife's Cheat-Code Life
Back to the 1990s: No Regrets About Getting Divorced
Reborn in 1990: I Changed My Fate with the Lottery
The 1980s: Getting Rich with a Kitchen Space, and Going Wild!
’80s Spatial Realm: The Abandoned Wife’s Rise to Riches and Fame
Transmigrate to the 1970s: Don't Mess With Me, or I'll Take You Down
Pampered Marriage in the Eighties: The Fake Heiress Is Chic and Charming
Reborn in the 1980s: The Road to Wealth
Back to the Year 2000: Helping My Parents Build a Comfortable Life
Reborn in the 1990s: I Turned My Life Around and Got Filthy Rich
Reborn: Making Money and Building a Career With My Pocket Dimension
An ’80s Love Story: Raising Kids While Taking Down the Scum
Transmigrate: Qiaofeng Marries Again
The 1980s: A Supermarket Pocket Dimension Makes Me Gorgeous and Rich
A Happy Life in the 1990s
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