Reborn in the 1960s: I Made a Fortune with My Pocket Space
重生六零带着空间发家致富
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- Completed
- Length
- 285k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Period Novels With Transmigration or Rebirth as a Child
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I've read half of this book, which came from the author's new book. Because it was so late and I was planning to go to sleep, I couldn't resist checking out the ending first. It's quite good; the female lead's family, friendships, and romantic relationships are all very enviable.
It's a good show; the plot is fast-paced and doesn't drag. The female lead isn't a saint; she's decisive and efficient, has a harmonious family, and her husband never tries to influence her decisions. The story is primarily about family bonds, with the female lead improving her family's circumstances and starting her own business. The male lead and the child are just background characters. 🤭🤭🤭
It's good. It would be even better if the author could write more about the space, since the fact that it suddenly resembles a city is only mentioned briefly and then disappears. I'm a little confused about the space's purpose besides providing resources.
The writing is quite good; I don't know why it received such a low score. There weren't many comments at the beginning, which is much better than some books that get a flood of comments after just one sentence. Of course, I hope the author continues to work hard and refine the work. At least based on the current reviews, I think this book deserves at least an 8.5 rating.
I've finished reading the book. It's a simple and heartwarming story with no truly awful characters. The female lead is also able to handle things promptly when needed. Overall, it's quite good. If you don't like stories with awful characters, you might want to check it out.
This book is pretty good! I like it a lot, and the female lead is quite reliable.
Song Xiaowen and Yu Hao. The female protagonist is reborn in a rural area in the 1960s with a spatial shopping mall. The male protagonist is a college graduate who was sent to the countryside during the Cultural Revolution. Originally an engineer at her workplace, the female protagonist earned hundreds of thousands of yuan through black market transactions.
It's well-written; I recommend everyone to read this book. It would be even better if it updated more frequently.
The story structure is good, with relatively few main plot lines involving the male and female leads, focusing mainly on family matters. The later developments are quite fast-paced, feeling a bit rushed. The ending is also very good. The only regret is that the male supporting character, Zhou Sheng, also seems to have found a perfect lover. It's a sad story of unrequited love and silent devotion.
Why are there no comments? The rating is so high. I usually give high ratings, so I hope it won't disappoint me.