
Bringing Billions in Supplies to the 1970s: Building a Factory and Winning Over Men
携亿万物资到七零:开工厂撩男人
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- Completed
- Length
- 386k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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153Chapters
232Reads · 30 days
161kReads · all time
8.8Score
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Novels About Transmigrating to the Past With a Space Full of Supplies
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So good! (。・ω・。)ノ♡ The novel is very heartwarming. The female lead is a post-apocalyptic woman who transmigrates to the 1970s. She has spatial abilities, wood-based, and lightning-based powers (she mainly uses spatial and wood-based powers). The male lead is a soldier. I don't know why the rating is so low. Sisters who like heartwarming slice-of-life period novels should definitely check it out! 🤔🤔🤔
I'm writing this review after reading it. The story is simple and heartwarming. For the first part, the female lead does little more than cook, sleep, and go to the mountains to trade supplies. It's ridiculous that a superhuman is constantly possessed by a sleeping god. The author's patriotism is evident between the lines, so I'm giving it five stars.
It's pretty good. There aren't any major flaws or things to complain about. It depicts a relatively peaceful and simple life, which is nice. This is how people who have survived the apocalypse should live. Fighting zombies every day is exhausting. People who transmigrate should live comfortably, not be constantly harmed and scolded. This only makes things more mentally tiring.
It's good (♥∀♥). It's not bad, but there are very few truly outstanding characters. It's worth continuing to watch.
It's so good! It's a very comfortable and smooth read; there's no scheming, no awful characters, and no other annoying people. After reading so many other period dramas, this is a very relaxing read. The rating is too low.
I'm not too picky, but it's still a pretty good read. And it's the first time I've seen a story without any awful characters or constant fighting with people—that's great! 😆😆😆
It's quite good. There aren't any awful characters; it's just a very ordinary life. The female lead lives her own life well while helping some people as much as she can. Later, these people all go on to have their own lives and don't interfere with the female lead's life. Unlike some novels where the female lead helps people and then becomes overly responsible for them indefinitely, this one is much better.
This is such a touching novel! The female protagonist travels back in time and saves many people in need, such as the pitiful four-year-old Xiaobao who lives alone, the male protagonist's parents, Old Yang, Old Luo and his wife, and the Chengxin brothers.
It's a super good show! The male and female leads are very loving, there are no awful relatives, the family is harmonious, and the female lead isn't someone who lets herself be bullied. I don't know how to put it, it's just so good! 🥰
The book is quite wonderful; it depicts a different kind of love in women.