Reborn in the ’70s: Win Over a Powerful Man and Build a Fortune
重生年代，撩个大佬好发家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 654k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Transmigrate, Farming, Rural Life, Famine Years, and Spatial Storage
Can anyone recommend stories about transmigrating into a farming family, growing crops, surviving famine, and escaping disaster with a pocket dimension?
Novels Set in the ’80s and ’90s
I'm looking for a story about going back to the 1980s or 1990s. I don't want the protagonist to start out as some worthless loser who's immediately bullied and humiliated. I'd prefer a more low-key farming story, with a protagonist who feels like a normal person. Nowadays, it seems like authors can't write about returning to the past without throwing in some trashy affair.
Period Novel Recommendations
Recommending some stories set in the olden days!
Storage Space + Stockpiling Supplies + Raising Kids = Complete Story
A transmigration story where the female lead has a pocket dimension, stockpiles supplies in advance, raises children, and reaches a completed ending.
Female Lead Reborn as a Baby in a Period Drama, Leading Her Parents to Become First-Generation Millionaires
Some modern elements, a pocket dimension or spirit spring, and parents who work hard for the female lead.
Looking for Super-Sweet Reborn Novels Set in the 1980s or 1990s
No angst, no second reborn character, and the female lead's family should treat her well. No ridiculous plot twists.
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.
Stories About a Female Educated Youth Who Is Reborn and Returns to the Countryside to Pursue the Male Lead
He let her down in their past life, so he’ll make it up to her in this one! I’d especially love it if they reunite right when she’s just moved to the countryside, returning to the moment they first met. It would be so sweet and heartwarming~
Period Novels with Pocket Spaces and Unlimited Supplies, No Toxic Characters, Transmigration or Rebirth
Looking for Period Novels with Transmigration, Rebirth, and a Pocket Dimension
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Reborn in the 1980s: A Lucky Mom Raises Her Kids
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Reborn in the Sixties: Eating, Sleeping, and Raising the Kids
Thriving in the 1960s With a Hundred-Billion-Yuan Storage Space
The Simpleminded Wife of the Mountain Village Man
Portable Spatial Realm: This Farmer's Wife Is Not to Be Trifled With
Reborn in the 1990s: This Girl Is Amazing
Reborn in the 1970s: A Lucky Wife Raises Her Child with Her Pocket Space
Reborn: The Apple of My Eye
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It was alright, nothing special. It just felt like the marriage had nothing to do with the male lead; he didn't seem to spend much time with the female lead. Even though it was out of necessity, I still couldn't quite accept the lack of paternal and marital love.
This is one of the few historical fiction novels I've read from cover to cover. There are no awful characters, no melodramatic plot twists, and no overly powerful plot devices. The female protagonist doesn't have the arrogant attitude of other transmigrators. Unlike some transmigrators who think they're the heroine and can defy everyone the moment they arrive, this one doesn't.
Personally, I enjoy time-travel stories, especially those set in the 1960s and 70s. Perhaps it's because I was born in that era, so I'm drawn to historical fiction. Maybe it's because the female protagonists with spatial abilities seem to have a better life than people from our time, which also makes me like these kinds of stories.
Anyway, I liked this book. The male and female leads were alright in my opinion, and the plot, well, the twists and turns were good too. I don't know how to put it, but overall, it was a good book for me 😁, since it's been a long time since I've been able to finish a whole book.
This story is very sweet; I really like it. The plot is very engaging and easy to follow.
Dear author, this is a great read, a really great read! But what about the next book?
It's alright, their relationship progressed a bit too fast; they got their marriage certificate the day after confessing their feelings. Other characters use their personal space to make money, but the female lead's space is only used to feed her family—it's practically useless.
It's quite good; even the bad guys repent. This is the first book I've read without too many extreme scenes, which I really like. I also really like the male and female leads. The female lead is very kind. Being kind without limits is what makes someone a saint, but the female lead has standards, reason, and the ability to be kind. She's great! 👍
This is a historical fiction, a space-themed fiction, a time-travel story (female protagonist transmigrates, female supporting character transmigrates into the book), and a rebirth story (the original female protagonist in the book is a good person). The female protagonist transmigrates, but unfortunately, the original owner's parents died, leaving her and her younger brother.
It's a very good watch, with few major flaws. It's a slow-burn, gradual story. Personally, I think the only potential trigger is a slight hint of Mary Sue tropes.