Back to 1980 with My Pocket Dimension
带着空间回到1980
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 822k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- They Asked You to Earn Foreign Currency, So You Took Someone's Aircraft Carrier?让你创外汇，你搬人家航母？Alternate title on Fanqie
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I feel like I've been maliciously targeted by online trolls. I think it's quite good, although it might differ slightly from the historical period. After all, it's not a novel, so I can understand. But maliciously boosting the rating is going too far.
Excellent! The beginning wasn't melodramatic, and the pace was just right. I am very pleased.
It's well-written. I think it's quite good. There's no need to be too serious when reading novels. If you enjoy reading it, read more; if you don't, don't. Everyone has their struggles.
The author writes well. Lu Shu, a patriotic businessman with high combat skills, travels back to the 1970s with a spatial ability. Taking advantage of the reform and opening-up policy, he uses his spatial ability to make money from foreigners and acquire new technologies like aircraft carriers and weapons. It's a story that keeps you reading. Thumbs up!
This is supposedly the author's debut work, a must-read five-star book. Although it's not perfect and the data logic isn't handled very well, it's clear the author put a lot of effort into it. Overall, the structure is good, and it's a satisfying read.
The logic is decent, though it deviates slightly from the actual situation of that era, but it doesn't significantly affect the plot.
I followed the story for several months, and it ended on New Year's Day 2013! The book was excellent, although it had some disjointed parts, it was still very good, and the author wrote it with heart! I will always support you, Dreams Have Set Sail! Keep it up! I look forward to your new book!
Hey bro, bro! Keep it up! This is well-written. I've read so many novels, since 2005 or 2006, and I've been reading them ever since. A few years ago, I also saw many stories about returning to the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Many of them followed the same formula, and felt rather generic. This book, though I didn't initially like after adding it to my collection.
The book is really well written, and the characters are vividly constructed. I'd like to share my personal opinions and thoughts: When I read around chapter 100, the protagonist went to participate in a military competition in a war zone. Calling it a war zone is inaccurate.
I finished reading it a few days ago but forgot to review it. Only one or two out of ten books can keep me hooked from the very end, and this one is definitely quite good. The pacing is fast and doesn't drag. It includes scenes of the Soviet Union making money and trading weapons and aircraft carriers before its collapse.