Reborn in the 1990s: The Academic Prodigy Has a Pocket Dimension
重生九零：学霸大佬有空间
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Patriotic Stories: Proud to Be Chinese in This Life, and in the Next, Too
Stories Set in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s!
No pocket dimension, no golden finger. The protagonist succeeds through her own abilities! The hero shouldn't think the heroine is special the moment they meet!
Rebirth + Academic Prodigy + System (With or Without the System)
I want a story about someone reborn as a child, in any era, who starts studying hard from childhood and stays top of the class through middle school, high school, and college. Basically, an academic prodigy story. Preferably complete.
Reborn in the 1960s or 1970s, with a System
Top Student + Period Setting + System + Transmigrate Into a Book
Is there a novel that fits all of these criteria?
The Female Lead Is Reborn and Returns to Focus on Her Studies
The Heroine Is Reborn in Elementary or High School, Outshines the Hero, and Competes in Contests
Looking for Stories About an Academic Ace System
A top student with a System, serving the country.
Looking for a School Romance About Childhood Sweethearts
The male and female leads are both authors, but neither knows the other's real identity. They're childhood friends who bicker like enemies, and both have secret identities. I read it on another account a while ago, but can't find it now. Please help me look for it! I really can't find it.
Period Novel + Orphan + Spatial Storage + Supplies
I'm out of novels to read. Any good stories about orphans in the old days with a pocket dimension?
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I stayed up all night to finish this novel and read all 78 reviews below. Now I want to share my thoughts on a particular character. Gu Ze, from the prestigious Gu family, is the fifth uncle of the male lead Gu Qianfan, and the female lead's online friend from both her past and present lives.
Ugh, why do so many people think this book is so drawn out?! I feel like this is the best rebirth novel I've ever read! (⇀‸↼‶) The female lead is highly skilled, has her own standards for judging right and wrong, and is also polite (something many protagonists in wish-fulfillment novels lack).
A good work. Humans must first possess humanity, regardless of rebirth. Support the author. Having a special ability doesn't necessarily make one an omnipotent god. I read it in one go. The support and perseverance are commendable.
Overall, the content and structure were acceptable, except for the female lead's overly compassionate nature, which was a bit unbearable. Perhaps this is related to her upbringing. It's commendable that I managed to finish it.
This is a rebirth/space-themed novel. The female protagonist is reborn with a cheat-like ability. The male protagonist comes from a wealthy family and is a domineering CEO. The female protagonist, reborn, meets the male protagonist through her carving skills and amazing talent, and they gradually fall in love. The plot is alright, and the supporting characters' stories are also quite good. However, I feel that the female protagonist is a bit weak in the face of her mean-spirited grandparents.
It's pretty good, but the utilization rate of one's own strength and space is not high.
I think it's great, very good, but I don't understand why you guys are criticizing it so much.
He just picks anyone and calls them his brother, Wei Yang is disgusting. He threw them away because of that.
A rebirth story is more realistic than those novels where the protagonist earns millions or tens of millions immediately after being reborn.
I think this book is very well written. Many points that left me wondering were clarified in the final epilogue, making it a rather rigorous work. The female protagonist is kind but not naive; she has her own moral compass and a resilient character.