Reborn in the 1960s: The Sweetheart of the Three-Unit Courtyard Makes Money to Support Her Family

Brilliant! The author possesses a profound understanding of that era, depicting almost every detail as a true reflection of it. More importantly, it captures the fervent aspirations of ordinary people for a strong nation and their willingness to sacrifice themselves for the people. This is the true interpretation of the era: simple, unadorned, passionate, and selfless! It's a rare and unparalleled novel of its time. Keep updating!

This is a great read. I've read many historical fiction novels, but this one is different from the usual formula. Previously, success stories relied on black market trading, passing university entrance exams, and hoarding houses. While the female protagonist in this book also has a spatial ability, she doesn't rely on selling things or going to the black market.

This book is so good, it deserves a 10/10! The female lead acted like she'd never seen a man before. Not only did she pursue him, but they got married so hastily after only a few days of dating.

Everyone, go after them, hahaha! I can't stop laughing! The author's writing is so humorous, and the logic is sound. Although there are some local customs and dialects, they don't affect the reading experience; on the contrary, they make the story exceptionally interesting. The preserved egg is really great, and the author's character development is so vivid. The rural scenes are quite evocative.

Having read over eighty chapters, it's a heartwarming and slice-of-life story about a working-class family in the 1960s. It's one of the few period novels without any truly awful characters. The female lead's parents are loving and harmonious, and they don't discriminate against girls; you can genuinely feel their love for their child. Both sets of relatives are also friendly.

This is incredibly good! The female lead's career is increasingly shifting from studying to doing scientific research. The male lead is also great—handsome, a wolf in sheep's clothing. The female lead's family is harmonious; all her relatives are kind, and her family is warm and loving.

Wow! I've heard it all! Pidan is amazing! This isn't a traditional period drama; it's not the usual trope of the male and female leads being forced to go to the countryside, making their first fortune through black market trading, then going back to the city together to take the college entrance exams, and finally investing in courtyard houses, land, and buildings! Pidan is destined for greatness.

It's great! I've been following this book since the last one. The author's writing is so humorous, I can't stop laughing! The underachiever, Pi Dan, is so unique, the system is also very special, and his family is all very nice. There aren't many awful characters, making it a very enjoyable read. The author has clearly done a lot of research on the details of that era, and the writing is excellent. It's really great! Keep updating!

It's great! The female lead has a wonderful personality; she's humorous and witty. I love her! 👍👍👍 There are no awful relatives or melodramatic misunderstandings. The whole story is warm and harmonious!

Although it's about ethnic minorities (my first time reading something like this), it doesn't detract from the female lead's quirky, straightforward, and socially adept personality. I especially love her adorable, calculating side. Why is the rating so low? I think it deserves a higher score. Keep up the good work, author!