
1979: A Great Nation's Leap Forward
1979大国飞跃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- I Transmigrated to 1979 and Became a Human Machine Tool穿越七九,我成了人形机床Former title · until Oct 2026
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Looking for Era Novels Rated 9.6 and Up: Essential Reads for Beginners
I'd like to read books similar to "Reborn in the 1980s: My Wife Is a Little Spicy." Let's talk about those period novels that got you hooked. Recommend one so good you won't be able to put it down. You'll be completely unable to stop reading.
Famine Stories Set in 1959 or 1961
Reborn in a Bygone Era: Male Lead with a Storage Space
There is nothing I want to read anymore.
Finished Masterpieces Rated 9.5 or Higher, Male-Oriented
I don't want to follow ongoing novels. I want some completed masterpieces to read. Here's a roundup of all the completed male-oriented novels on Tomato Novel with ratings above 9.5.
Looking for Old Beijing Period Novels About Living a Quiet, Ordinary Life
Nothing overpowered, and no changing the world. Just like a lazy fish, preferably fanfiction.
Satisfying Reborn Stories Set in a Bygone Era
The great wave of the seventies and eighties: how could a reborn person miss out on it?
Looking for Novels About Industry, Smartphones, Chips, and Cars
Building Up Northeast and Northwest China, with Upright Period-Era Stories
Period novels about developing one's hometown, whether in the Northeast, Northwest, Xinjiang, or elsewhere. The values should be sound, and the story should be complete, engaging, and help cure my reading slump.
Transmigrate to the 1940s With a Portable Space and Live in a Cave Dwelling
Period-Era Novels, Technological Powerhouse, No Romance
Are there any novels where a modern person transmigrates into a period novel and uses modern technology to defend the country? Either a male or female lead is fine, and secret identities are okay too. No romance or family drama, just serving the nation and being doted on by the government!!
Period Novels About Transmigrating to Around 1940, with a Pocket Dimension or a System
Transmigrate Into a Period-Era Story and Help the Nation Conduct Scientific Research
The protagonist cooperates with the nation and becomes its national treasure.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Returns to the Past to Help Build the Motherland: 1970s and 1980s Tech Fiction
Reborn in 1950, Advancing Technology to Help China Surpass the USA
Looking for books similar to The Reborn Academician: This Dream of a Great Nation Is Coming True, Just as You Hoped.
The 1960s and 70s, Unlimited Supplies, Male-Oriented Fiction, Not Female-Oriented
Looking for male-oriented novels where the male lead transmigrates to the 1970s or 1980s with an unlimited supply of goods. Traveling back and forth between eras is fine too.
Reborn to Go Into Business: Realistic and Worth Reading
Let's get some highly rated ones!
A Male Lead Who's a Scientist, Research Prodigy, or Physics Genius: A Top Student!
Classic Historical-Era Fiction
Looking for books with good writing and sound values!
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Are There Any Books About Someone Who Transmigrates Back to the Early Days of the Founding of the Nation to Help Develop the Country?
Stories where people can transmigrate back and forth, bringing supplies and technology to help develop a country.
Spatial Powers, Period Setting, Supplies, Long Chapters, Male-Oriented
Just like the title says! Please, experts, recommend something.
Period Dramas Rated Above 9.5
Bring on the period dramas! ✧*。٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*。
Stories Like Blood-Colored Romance, Rogue, and Courtyard Kids
Transmigration or fanfiction, either is fine. Thanks.
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I recommend an industrial book to you, it is awesome. I've watched it three or four times. It's called industrial overlord. He is also the protagonist of time travel, and he has no golden fingers. He was a graduate student in the Department of Mechanical Engineering who traveled back in time to 1979. It looks really enjoyable. Just bring down the United States.
The author has a very good grasp of the knowledge points in the novel, and he is not writing blindly. The storyline is also very reasonable and not mindless. It was very natural haha. Unlike other novels, the protagonist is always a villain, haha.
A very thoughtful book. Although he has a golden finger, he is not just satisfied with personal enjoyment, but tries his best to develop together with the country. This is not the protagonist Madonna, but a sense of mission. Think about Qian Xuesen... Oh... Too many. Without these ancestors who completely gave up their personal interests for the sake of the nation, would we be where we are today? The protagonist's aura is a bit saintly, but think about the people of Qian Xuesen's generation. The founders of two bombs and one satellite can be worshiped by future generations as saints of New China!
The author uses a parallel world perspective to conduct an in-depth analysis of the national order in real society, supplemented by profound humanistic care. He also contributed his own unique wisdom to where human beings should go.
The writing is good. It takes the Chinese national culture and spirit as the main line, corrects the erroneous views of cultural insecurity and blind worship of Western capital and culture, and gets to the root of the matter.
A very solid book, written in great detail on industrial development, and the author is very knowledgeable. I really learned a lot from reading this book. The alien backbone is very interesting, but the aliens are still too powerful in terms of ability. There is a logical problem. Such a powerful alien force cannot have such a small and slow impact on history. If the aliens are injured more seriously, making them weaker and only weakly interfering with the earth, it will be easier to explain the decline of China. Time travel, patriotism, industrial development, great power competition, adventure, alien civilization plus a little love, a perfect blend
The writing is so wonderful, but it's just not enough to read, and it's not fattening 🤦 🤦 To be honest, it's pretty good-looking. It was after the protagonist arrived in Hong Kong that another woman appeared, which instantly ruined the impression. If you want to have a career, just focus on your career. Why bother to get another woman out? In an instant, I lost the desire to read any more and was about to abandon the article.
After catching up to this point, I feel that I should be able to give it a star. Personally, I think it is still worthy of five stars, but many articles in this area are unfinished or have a hasty ending. I hope this book can have a good ending. After watching it, I didn't want to follow it. Personally, I think the biggest failure is the addition of three bodies and some alien creatures. The type of saving the world, saving humans and fighting aliens. That is the theme of the Little Days cartoon. Crayon Shin-chan is okay and saves the world's humans. Personally, I never think this kind of plot is too high-end, I just think it is childish. After watching it for so long, I'll give you four stars to quit.
The plot of the story blends with reality, and the author sorted out the survival of the nation from the founding of the People's Republic of China. The patriotism and concern for the country and the people are presented through the plot of the novel. There were peaceful years, but there were just too many unknown heroes. The science fiction novel is not that nit-picky, and overall it is a good book with positive energy.
I've finished reading it. It's very good. It's very thoughtful. I recommend this book to people who like to think. Life is so difficult, and reality gives us a lot of truth. Whether we want it or not, this book gave me something to think about. I also recommend it to people who have lost their brains by reading books before.