
Reborn in the 1970s: The Chubby Educated Youth Has a Spirit Spring Space
重生七零:胖妞知青有灵泉空间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 798k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Other names
- Struck by Lightning and Sent to the 1970s, I Became Invincible with My Pocket Dimension被雷劈到七零后,我靠空间无敌了Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's great! This female lead is the most ruthless and decisive character I've ever read in a historical romance novel. She was almost outmaneuvered by the guy next door, yet she was still planning to get revenge next time. It's all just talk, which is so frustrating to read.
I love historical fiction like this the most. Historical fiction without any special settings or resources is just not good. This one is right up my alley; it's decisive and straightforward, doesn't give the scumbag any chance, and doesn't have many awful relatives—it's practically perfect!!!
This book is divided into two parts; this is before the family reunion 🤦 I like the male and female leads. They're decisive and ruthless, never holding back. I love this kind of straightforwardness (I don't understand those who only talk tough and give fierce looks, leaving room for maneuver and not eliminating the root of the problem).
I've read many period novels, and I think this one is more realistic. I like the female lead's violent personality; she's more of a fighter than a verbal sparring partner. Also, the romance between the male and female leads grows stronger over time, unlike other novels where love at first sight feels unrealistic.
Very good! The plot is very fitting and comfortable to read. The romance between the male and female leads develops gradually, and the story is very lively. Judging from the expression of his ex-fiancée's brother, it seems that the male lead's ex-fiancée and the female lead have swapped lives.
The male lead is pure in heart and mind, and treats the female lead well. The female lead is also independent and strong; their relationship is incredibly sweet. Unlike some novels that are constantly plagued by melodramatic misunderstandings, which I find utterly tiresome, this novel is incredibly enjoyable to read. It's a strong female lead story, and the male lead is also quite adorable.
Strictly speaking, it's not a wish-fulfillment story and there aren't any particularly dramatic plot twists. The male and female leads are decent characters, but in some parts, it didn't feel like the male and female leads were strong, but rather that the villains were too weak 🤦 Especially the male lead's mother and the fake heiress Miao.
I really like the female lead; she's vengeful, incredibly strong, and self-reliant. The plot is fast-paced and engaging, and the male and female leads are great characters, full of positive energy. Keep it up, Little Goldfish! 🤟 Looking forward to more great works from you! ✊
This is a time-travel, resource-based, and historical fiction story. The female protagonist unexpectedly gains a spatial ability after the apocalypse and collects a large amount of resources. Originally, she wanted to find a quiet place in the mountains to live out her remaining years, but unexpectedly, she time-travels.
This story is truly unique, and this rating is well-deserved. There are many plot holes, but I've tried to ignore some price-related issues. The male lead's family lives in a cowshed, and the people there are arrogant and even invite people over and serve them brown sugar water. Okay, I'll skip to the part about the female lead recognizing her family.