The Whole Family Transmigrated to the 1960s, and My Inventions Made Us Rich
全家穿六零，致富我靠小发明
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- 315k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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Personally, I think this novel is quite good. The whole family transmigrates, the parents don't hold them back, the female lead is also very capable, and the male lead is also a transmigrator. Before the female lead transmigrated, they were childhood sweethearts.
I really enjoy reading this type of book, so I can keep reading even if it's a little illogical. For me, a good book is one that I can get into and enjoy! Keep up the good work, author! I hope you can write more great books. I support you!
The dialogue is quite funny and humorous in many places, and the banter is really satisfying! The character names are sometimes wrong, which makes it a bit confusing! The ending is a bit fantastical, introducing a cultivation element! The ending felt a little too abrupt!
I feel this family is the most comfortable among all the time travelers. It's very soothing to watch, and I'm looking forward to seeing them. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍
Time flies, and ten years later, Grandpa Han passed away peacefully in his sleep. In accordance with the old man's will, Han Jingmo brought his ashes back to his hometown and buried them next to his grandmother. In order to help their child integrate into society, Zhou's parents took their little brother back to their traditional courtyard house in Beijing.
I was going to give it five stars, but I thought the rest was great. My main problem was the cultivation theme at the end; it felt a bit abrupt. However, this is just my personal opinion.
Super good-looking, keep it up! This family isn't overly sentimental, they're straightforward and efficient.
This is a book that deserves five stars. It's a really good book, so why is the rating so low?
The whole family travels through time, and the family splits up as usual, with a few stories about getting rich. It's not as long and complicated as some popular novels that focus on their entrepreneurial journeys. It avoids the difficulties and tedious family drama, making it a refreshing read.
It's quite interesting. Although the beginning is a farming story, the ending is about cultivating immortality. However, the whole story is still quite lighthearted. It brings the technology of the future to the past life, revitalizes the motherland, and saves the motherland from many detours.