Reborn in the 1950s: I Nearly Drowned Right After Birth
胎穿五零：刚出生的我差点被溺毙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- A Useless Pocket Dimension in the Famine of the 1950s? It’s Actually Amazing!五零灾荒年有个鸡肋空间真香啊！Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've made this novel a must-read while eating! Hahaha, the everyday life depicted is so idyllic, it's almost unbearable to skip a meal. I even manage to read three chapters a day while eating. Speechless... This book is all about human traffickers. She's been like a frightened bird since childhood. That old woman even scared her sick. There's just too much of that. It's ridiculous.
Everything's still going well, but I feel like my aunt is being a bit too kind to that family. At her age, she's not going to be helping them raise their child, is she? That Wang Fang is clearly not a good person; she even caused her daughter's death. Besides, with so many people in their family, who can't take care of the child? Famine is coming soon; won't that burden my aunt's family?
The characters are very original and the descriptions are very detailed; it's a high-quality work. Hey!!! Why is this rating so low? It's absolutely outrageous! This novel is very well-written, the characters' inner thoughts are described very realistically, it's a really good read and will definitely be a hit, but the rating must have been inflated.
Do you feel that the books with lower ratings on Tomato Books are actually better?
I didn't have high expectations at first based on the ratings, but this book really surprised me. It's so much better than many historical fiction novels with supernatural abilities. First, the "golden finger" (superpower/cheat) isn't too strong, and the plot focuses on everyday family life, making it very relatable.
This book is very well written and enjoyable. I love reading it. Although I was a baby who was abandoned after being transmigrated, my life was pretty good after being picked up. Now, we're in the midst of a disaster. Please, author, update more frequently so we can continue reading. I'm giving it five stars and hope you'll keep writing and updating! Keep it up, author! I'm rooting for you.
The opening is novel, the story background is unique, and every character in the play is vividly and three-dimensionally portrayed. I hope the female lead grows up quickly!
The idea that centipedes are afraid of water is a myth. Back in the countryside, my family used a large, clean water vat. We filled it with clean water for drinking. I was about three or four years old then. One day at noon, I went to get some water, and when I opened the vat lid, I was terrified! There was a huge centipede inside! It had been there for at least three hours.
My aunt has always been selfless and devoted to the Mancang family, but some people really don't deserve it.
The narrative unfolds gently and gradually, and the prices reflect the hardships of that era. The attention to detail is excellent; every element and item reflects rural life. [I understand] The characters are fleshed out, with touching moments and flaws. 🤔 The plot is full of twists and turns, making it easy to get immersed in the reading experience. 💕