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[The 1960s] My Backyard Opens Into the Produce Market
【六零】我家后院通菜市场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 489k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This is so good! The setting is amazing, spanning the buying and selling of goods from the 1960s to 2013—it's truly unique. The author's writing is superb, creating a very immersive experience. The heartwarming and happy family life of farming is so healing!
Great! The concept is incredibly original. Other stories involve a crazy shopping spree before time travel, and honestly, I don't find that satisfying at all. It seems like they hoard a lot, but actually, very little of it is actually usable in that era. A lot of things are sold on the black market, and the money saved isn't very useful either, so it doesn't feel special at all.
I really like this kind of story, and it's quite novel. Before, I'd mostly read modern stories set in the Republic of China era, ancient times, or post-apocalyptic settings—it got boring after a while. Author, keep up the good work! More updates would be even better! 😏
It's a good read. The female lead's father is the head of the family and is quite considerate. After learning about his daughter's miraculous adventures, he knows his limits and doesn't take anything beyond what's possible in this era. It's good that he's not greedy. I hope this book is well-written. Keep it up!
Absolutely amazing! It's so wonderful! 👍🏻 I absolutely love this kind of simple, everyday life story! There are no awful relatives, no scheming friends, and the female lead is so cute and petite! 😘 It's just that there's not enough of it! Please, author, update soon! ❤️
I really like it! 👍 The premise is very original. I've read too many historical fiction stories where the female lead, whether she has a system, a friend's space, or superpowers, is always involved with the black market. It's gotten tiresome. The only thing I don't understand in this story is why the third brother, who has a psychic ability, is made an athlete? I could even accept him being a special forces soldier! 🤦
I like the setting and theme; there are no awful relatives! It's not about possessing someone else's body and transmigrating; it's about being reborn!! I'm really urging for more updates! It started to get worse later on.
It's a very unique and interesting subject. A cabbage spirit is reincarnated in the 1960s, possessing amazing plant-growing abilities. The backyard, accessible through a door on the left, connects to a vegetable market in 2013—everything is so novel.
It's a good story about a woman and her family traveling back and forth between modern times to become rich.
Very good-looking, short and concise The female lead doesn't have many romantic storylines; it's practically a no-romance scenario. Neither parent showed any preference for sons over daughters. However, the transition in the middle was a bit too abrupt; the author could have written it longer.