Back to the Sixties: I’m Invincible with Taobao
重回六零：我带着淘宝无敌了
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 5y ago
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- Reborn in the 1960s: I Take My Mom to the City重生六零：我带着我妈一起进城了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Clear-Headed Era Stories. She Stands Her Ground. No Acting Like She’s Never Seen a Man Before
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It's definitely readable. Although there aren't many chapters, the plot is well-designed and not overly exaggerated. There's a particularly good line in it: "Transmigration only improves appearance, not intelligence." This explains why some novels feature characters who are constantly bullied before transmigrating but instantly become incredibly intelligent and can fight off all sorts of…
This is an absolutely fantastic book! The male and female leads have incredibly positive values, and the female lead is down-to-earth without any of the typical melodramatic tropes. The male lead is also a very simple person, and his grandfather is incredibly arrogant. The female lead's mother isn't blindly obedient; she embodies the strength and resilience of a mother.
The novel is very well written and quite realistic. The female lead is very well-developed. Just please update more often! (﹡ˆOˆ﹡)
I really liked it; it didn't have the annoying family drama typical of other rebirth novels. It was peaceful, heartwarming, and the values were just right. I hope the author continues to maintain this. Also, I don't really want the author to focus too much on the female lead's romantic storyline. Maybe I've read too many, but it gets cloying.
It's pretty good. Both the male and female leads are upright people, and the plot isn't cliché. The male lead is a shipbuilding expert, and the female lead is an obstetrician-gynecologist. However, after the female lead gives birth, there's much less focus on her medical career; it's mostly about her family life until the finale, when the story begins to depict her going into business.
The greatest strength of this book is its clear plot, well-defined twists and turns, professional wording, and complete background. The biggest drawback might be that due to the large number of characters, some characters are not portrayed in enough depth. Many characters who were well-developed in the early stages quickly become background figures in the later stages.
The 9.8 Rating is well-deserved, but it's a bit short and not enough to read! The author's writing is excellent, keep up the good work! Hope for faster updates!
I absolutely love this kind of period drama; I'm totally hooked! I'm begging for more! Author! This is such a great story, five stars out of ten, just five stars! Amazing! Amazing! Amazing!
This book is so good! It's the best one I've read in a while, the writing and the story are both excellent! It's worth following, but it's not finished yet, which is so frustrating. I wonder how many chapters the author will write. Could the author please reply to me? Love you! 😘😍
I had read this novel before, but I reread it. The female lead isn't slow-paced; although she has some flaws, she's not that bad. The story is very tight and logically sound. It's a very good, fast-paced, period drama.