Back to 1998
重返1998
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 13
Books That Are Number One in Your Hearts and Always Worth Following
Any Good Novels About People From Other Worlds Transmigrating to Our World?
Something with a bit of mystery and mythology, where someone transmigrates from ancient times to the modern era, with revenge and a big boss type of character.
A Peaceful Life, Wealthy Protagonists, Modern City Settings, and College
Sweet romance about a rich second-generation college student.
Rebirth-Era and Reborn Historical Stories
I'm out of books to read. Any experts have good rebirth-era stories or historical rebirth stories to recommend? Most importantly, no System!
Building a World-Spanning Conglomerate
Looking for Reborn Urban Farming Stories Set in the ’70S or ’80S
No stories about building a business empire, doing business, or studying. I want stories about rural life, like fishermen, hunters, and gathering wild produce.
Reborn Urban Novels Set During College, Starting in 2000 or Later, With Plenty of Chapters
I'm out of books to read.
Reborn at School, Making Money in Business
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Global Business Rivalry
Are there any novels about business, taking on foreign conglomerates, commercial technology, and developing the motherland?
Modern-Era Stories Set in the 1980S and 1990S
Ever since I read Liu Gou's *I Really Don't Want to Be Reborn*, I haven't found another good novel of this kind. Liu Gou's book is already a legend. After all, he killed Chen Gou and stole Youchu. I'm sure some of you have heard of it. Here are a few others I think are good. Please don't flame me if you disagree, thanks.
Books Like The Conman
Reborn in the 1990S: Stocks, Business Rivalries, and Industry
The Protagonist Is Reborn, Invests in Stocks, and Builds a Mercenary Force
Recommend me a few books.
Reader comments 51
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A very favorite novel, wonderful.
This book is truly a masterpiece. I don't know why the score is so low. This is the most awkward book I've ever read.
The first book about wanting to have a harem
The storyline is rigorous and the characters are vivid, which is great [like it].
This book is pretty good, the grammar is okay. The writing technique is also just okay.
This book is very good, the story advances layer by layer, the protagonist values love and justice, and his character, wisdom, and methods are all the best. The sentiments of national justice are touching [Like][Like][Like][Like]
The writing is good, and the story is somewhere between fiction and reality. The influence of the protagonist's variable factors also adds a lot of mysterious space to the development of the story. It does not lock the trajectory of the world like other rebirth novels, allowing the protagonist to grow wantonly and mindlessly. It feels like the author is letting the protagonist play a big game, especially the foreshadowing of Jiang Yang in black at the beginning adds a lot of reverie and expectation to the story! This is a very good rebirth article that I have seen so far! I hope that the subsequent development of the story will not fall into the cliché of money and can make money sublime a little more! Looking forward to the follow-up! 💪💪💪
The scene of the death of the adoptive father is very classic, very ordinary, ordinary and charming, and the foreshadowing is very good. In my opinion, the emotional resonance is really in place, and the sense of substitution is very strong. It lives up to the book and the encounter.
We can have a few more female leads and add them directly to the harem
It feels pretty good-looking