
With an Emperor's Pocket Dimension, I Transmigrated to the 1970s and Became a Rich Woman
带着帝王空间,穿越七零当富婆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This is how I feel when reading your book. "Hello!" "Good!" Have you eaten? "Have eaten!" What did you eat? "Smashed cucumber!" "Are you full?" I'm full... "What are we having for dinner?" "Smashed cucumber!" "Oh" "oh"
Thinking of this, Bai Chunwei frowned slightly and sighed. Seeing Bai Chunwei's sorrowful expression, Su Ziyu patted him on the shoulder in a comforting gesture. "Bai Chunwei, don't think about it so much." In fact, both of us are destined to reincarnate nine times. Our mission in this space segment has long been accomplished. Your next mission is to save an alien planet.
The story has a basic plot. If you don't focus too much on the narration and writing style, the story is alright; it's a very normal rural family drama. There's a bit too much of the God's-eye view, and I've gone into too much detail. There's also a lot of internal monologue, but you can actually convey that through expressions and actions.
It's so good! I love reading it!  ̄  ̄)σ Keep up the good work, author! ^0^~
Could it be that the 21st-century female protagonist just dreamt of her past lives and previous incarnations? The beginning only says that the 21st-century female protagonist had a dream, in which she was once an empress, defeating demons and monsters, and then she couldn't hold on any longer, her soul breaking through the void to the 1970s, claiming she possessed a baby girl.
Has this been transported to a fantasy world?
This book is now complete; you can take a look. This book is now complete. My dear friends, you can come and take a look.
The male and female protagonists' three children weren't raised well; wasn't one of them a murderer? How come all three children died young? I came here for the Empress's Space, but it's not very useful.
It's really good! The writing is excellent, and the characters are very well-developed!
The plot is good, and the writing is even better. I hope more plot developments can be added.