Transmigrating to the 1970s: Raising Kids with a Pocket Dimension
穿越七零：带着空间养崽崽
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- 639k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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She's the only female protagonist in all the historical fiction novels I've read who didn't take the college entrance exam...
This book is fantastic! It mainly tells the story of a female protagonist who transmigrates to the 1970s and becomes the body of a military wife. She has twin sons and two orphans of a martyr. She brings both families together harmoniously, leading the entire village to a thriving sugar factory. Her husband retires from the military and becomes a police officer.
I can understand why the female lead chose to forgive her in-laws. She had to survive after traveling back in time. Moreover, she genuinely wanted to do good deeds, which is why she adopted so many orphans. That was truly admirable in that era. It is indeed a rare and enjoyable novel. The female lead's space was a very rare and important aid in that era.
It's really good, the family is well-fed, and the ending is happy.
It is indeed a rare and enjoyable novel. The female lead's space was a very rare and important aid in that era. Without the space, she would definitely not have had such a good life. Fortunately, the female lead's space is very powerful, and the author is also very good at writing. It's really well-written, with a refreshing feel to it.
The writing is beautiful, the language is fluent, and the plot is vivid. The author is truly skilled at writing, making it impossible to put down. The update speed is also quite good, so you don't have to keep asking for more updates. It's really great, and I look forward to the author's next work.
Super good! The female lead isn't a saint; she does what she's supposed to do. Although there's a male lead, she has her own style of handling things and solutions, and doesn't always rely on him. Plus, every character has their own unique traits. It's great, just a little short 😢
Although the plot isn't particularly dramatic, it's full of everyday life and warmth, making the reader feel cozy and comforted. It's a simple and unpretentious story without any major ups and downs, but it's really enjoyable and leaves a lasting impression. It's definitely worth reading. I highly recommend it. The plot flows smoothly, and the characters are very well-developed.
Super awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! 🌸
I don't think she's a saint. A saint is someone who makes a mistake and isn't punished, yet is forgiven. The female lead only helps those who deserve it. In real life, if we could, we would also help those in need. The female lead has plenty of things and money, and she helps those who are struggling. I don't see her as a saint, but rather as kind and compassionate.