The Reborn Seventies-Era Female Driver Takes to the Road with Her Pocket Dimension
重生七零女司机，带着空间把车开
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- Completed
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- 656k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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- Driving Around in the 1970s, Transporting Billions of Supplies With My Pocket Dimension在七零开车，用空间运输亿万物资Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a great book. It's the first time I've seen this type of book. In most of the period novels I've encountered before, the female protagonists were sent to the countryside as educated youth, working as barefoot doctors or earning work points through physical labor. This time, the female protagonist is a driver, which is very novel.
It's a pretty good story! The female lead is a fresh and unique character in this period drama. She's kind-hearted but not a saint, values family but isn't bound by kinship, and her "golden finger" (advantage point/cheat code) isn't overpowered. It's quite enjoyable to read, but waiting for updates every day is agonizing! Sigh, I think I got hooked too early! 🐥
Great article! Keep it up, author! You're the best!
It's so good! The female lead's personality is so endearing. It's 2:40 AM and I'm still watching, I can't put it down! Amazing!
This was fantastic! I was left wanting more! It's been two months since I've had a novel this good that I could finish in one go! I've also discovered something: not all highly-rated works are readable. Not all long novels are engaging. Novels are meant to kill time. A good work is one that brings pleasure and relaxation.
This is a great book! Unlike other period dramas that revolve around a bunch of eccentric characters living extreme lives, making a fortune in the black market, and being all lovey-dovey with the male lead, this book has no unnecessary descriptions, and the plot is fresh and engaging—you don't need to skip chapters!
This book is quite good, similar to Liu Chuncao's. I've finished it. Both are excellent. The authors' sentiments are especially lovely!
A very interesting book, but it's a bit short. Author, keep updating!
Novels that I finished reading were generally good 🤭, and those that I'm willing to share my thoughts on here are even better. This novel is a female-centric story, with the male lead basically just a background character 😏. The author's writing is good, and the plot is tight; before I knew it, I was already over 60% there. Of course, there are some shortcomings.
🤭🤭Female-centric novels The character design is quite good; they're not all the same. 😳😳 Having read so many stories, I personally think character development is very important. Lin Xiaofang's character has some flaws and contradictions, but I have to say that after reading the whole story, besides the male and female leads, she's basically the only character I can think of.