Reborn with a Pocket Dimension in the 1990s
重生九零有空间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Are There Any Stories About Being Reborn in the 1980s or 1990s?
Please recommend some reborn stories set in a bygone era.
A Fool Has Four Incredibly Capable Maids Who Only Listen to Her
I recently saw someone mention a story where the female lead is an idiot with four stunning maids. One of them is some kind of palace leader and is really powerful, but she's absolutely obedient to the foolish female lead. I can't remember the title, though. Has anyone here read it and can tell me what it's called?
Looking for Highly Rated Medical Novels
Period Setting, Pocket Dimension, Farming, Not a Saint, Complete
Looking for completed period novels about farming, with a female lead who isn't a saint and no awful relatives.
Reborn
The female lead is reborn, and the story is super sweet afterward, with not a single painful moment after her rebirth, including for the supporting characters, the second female lead, and the second male lead.
Looking for a Period Novel With a Small Personal Space
Post-1960s Female Leads Reborn with a Huge Warehouse
A spatial storage with a huge warehouse.
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I don't know how he got such a high rating, really. The heroine's rebirth for two lives is worse than that of a fake daughter who survived for a long time without being killed. Abandon the pit
It's very interesting and exciting, I'm looking forward to reading more. It's just that I don't have the college entrance examination score results until now. Isn't it a bit slow?
I think some of the content of this book is under the banner of romance. Karl Marx's "Das Kapital" integrates some theories similar to Capital and current social and economic problems into the heroine's exploration of the market, promoting the development of the agricultural economy, improving farmers' living standards, and making the country rich and powerful through capital... The author expounds some of his own ideas, allowing readers to connect the capital in the historical novel to modern capital, revealing the shortcomings of certain aspects of capital, and the greed of some capitalists... Giving readers some inspiration and insights.
I finished reading xijosi in one go. It's very interesting. The story is very good and the content is very good. I like it very much, but it's just too little. Please give me a lot of support from the author and add more soon😊
The writing is very good. I like reading this kind of space spiritual spring novels! Give a five-star review to encourage the author. Come on, author.
I feel like I have read a story with the same main plot before, which is what happened after two children reported a mistake. I have read too many rebirth stories, and I don't like stories that are not consistent with reality and logic. Everything is too exaggerated, and it is divorced from the world and has the element of cultivating immortals. It is neither fish nor fowl, and it is always measured in hundreds of millions. I casually achieved cross-century success. Writing like this always feels like nonsense, and I am more disgusted with the high-profile heroine. To be honest, in fact, the IQ is not online, and she has no strength. It mainly relies on cheating and the background of the adoptive father's parents, so I don't recommend it. The five points are to comfort the author that it is hard to code.
After reading half of it, the main plot is still good, but there are too many explanations. For example, the phenomenon of "school bullying" is explained in more than two chapters.
It's very good. I feel that the author has consulted the information and understood a lot of the content. The writing is very real and the analysis is very good. This is my first book review and I am very impressed with the author. I hope that the subsequent plots will also maintain this level🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
What are you writing about? It's really too exaggerated. Twenty or so gangsters came to surround two little girls. Every time I write about those gangsters, I feel dizzy. Is this a joke?
I really can't stand it anymore, it's so annoying, and the heroine's adoptive parents don't love the heroine much. I see that now it's always someone else who makes trouble for the heroine. One trouble is over, another trouble is another. I was really looking forward to and liking the male protagonist at the beginning, but after I met him, I felt that the existence and value of the male protagonist were not reflected at all. He was like a tool. This may be the reason why I didn't continue to look at it. But after seeing this, I really couldn't stand it anymore and gave up.