Reborn: A Scientific Genius Takes Her Space to the 1970s
重生：科研天才带着空间闯七零
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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- Explosive Spoiling: A Scientific Genius Marries an Officer and Has Triplets爆宠，科研天才嫁军官一胎三宝Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's quite good, and I really like the theme.
I didn't like reading historical fiction novels before, but this is the first one I've finished reading. It's quite good, and the updates are a bit fast.
It's quite good. The author clearly knew the prices of goods in that era, so there aren't many problems. The plot is also well-written, with twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat. 👍👍👍👍👍
It's super good! The content is excellent, the theme is great, and it's really enjoyable. The male and female leads are very loving, their family is harmonious, there are no awful relatives, and the female lead isn't a saint. The male lead adores the female lead, and she's also very independent. Overall, it's excellent and highly recommended!
Five stars! A really good book. My favorite part was when the female lead went abroad and collected all the money – it was so satisfying! The male and female leads are very loving, and they had five kids in two pregnancies – amazing!
It's a great watch. It's full of warmth and positive energy, featuring family, love, and a strong sense of family. The female lead is also well-rounded and not overly idealistic.
It's so good, so incredibly good! It's just that the male lead is always a bit too old. 👍👍👍👍
Writing this wasn't easy, so I'm giving it a five-star rating. The book is alright, but it's too mundane—just simple time travel, everyday life, romance, and making money. You can check this out if you're looking for something to read 😏
It's quite good. The romance between the male and female leads is great and they're a good match; there's no question of one being unworthy of the other. The male lead might be a bit weak in the beginning, but he really shines later on. The overall plot is also very tight and doesn't drag. The male lead is both doting and clingy to the female lead.
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