Quick Transmigration to the Seventies: Build a Fortune, Raise Kids, and Thrive with a Pocket Dimension

It's a decent period drama, without any awful relatives. It focuses on small, everyday things written in a heartwarming way. While there's some fantasy element, it's not overly exaggerated. I saw Yang Meili's picture, but the author's chapter titles could use some improvement!

The eldest child is so cute, and the second child is so smart 😊 I wonder if the later ones will be just as adorable 😊 Sigh, am I reading too fast or are the chapters too short? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 😔 Not enough to read!!!

A truly perfect book! The author's concept is clear, the characters are well-developed and their personalities are fully fleshed out, there are no flaws throughout, and while there are some extreme characters, they are quickly eliminated. There's room for imagination, but it's not utilized very efficiently. It's a story full of everyday life and warmth. I highly recommend this period drama. I've already followed the author 🤭

It's quite good, sweet from beginning to end, filled with heartwarming family drama. Chapter 19 is a bit abrupt; the female lead directly admits to time travel and her spatial abilities, and becomes a real couple with the male lead. Then, around chapter 60, she's pregnant with triplets. Aside from these two parts I don't quite understand, everything else is great.

The plot is great, the male and female leads have no real barriers to each other, and the Xiang family is all very nice. The characters are quite well-developed. Keep up the good work, author! (｡ӧ◡ӧ｡)

It's a really good read. The children are adorable, and the male and female leads are honest and trusting of each other. The female lead doesn't hide the fact that she has a time-traveling ability from the male lead. I love novels like this where everything is clear and straightforward. There's no difficult mother-in-law, and the male and female leads have no secrets from each other. They work hard, make money, and reach the pinnacle of life. Keep it up!

The writing is good, depicting a very ordinary rural life. I saw some readers say, "It's not very interesting, too bland." But I want to say to you: Where in life are there so many ups and downs? The ordinary is the true essence.

It's heartwarming, and the female lead's personality is quite similar to Lin Qinghe in a certain novel; there's nothing particularly awful about her. Those novels where the protagonist is constantly yelling, arguing, and scheming from beginning to end are exhausting to read. After a long, tiring day, I need a heartwarming, slice-of-life book to relax. Looking for recommendations for slice-of-life books set in a historical period (with few awful characters).

It's really good! The plot unfolds gradually and in great detail, and the story has a happy ending. Although there are many characters, the author takes care of them all. This is the first time I've read this type of book. Hmm, how should I put it? I feel like I haven't had enough! Qiao Nian's story will continue forever. Author, keep writing! Sisters who like this kind of book, go for it!

Five stars! Keep up the good work, author! The writing is good, the characters are well-developed. Although there are some flaws, they don't detract from the overall quality; it's a very enjoyable read. The heroine's family life is heartwarming. Aside from the heroine's second sister-in-law being a little petty at first, the family of her in-laws generally has a harmonious relationship.