Reborn: Starting with Collecting Scrap
重生之从收破烂开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Period-Era Stories. No Siheyuan Settings, and They Must Be Male-Oriented
Reborn Between 2000 and 2010
Don't give me amateurish novels. I'm picky. I want stories about pursuing the heroine, or the heroine pursuing the hero. They shouldn't be too short, preferably over a million words. The main focus should be pursuing the heroine, with making money as a side plot.
The Protagonist Is Reborn and Finds Bargains in Antiques
I'm looking for a novel. At the beginning, the protagonist collects scrap and has four brothers. The eldest goes to prison, one sets up a street stall, and one follows the protagonist. After the eldest is released, he encounters his enemy again and is beaten half to death. The protagonist takes the traditional betrothal gifts to ask someone for help. I don't remember much of what happens afterward.
Reborn Entrepreneurial Stories, Preferably Long
Looking for feel-good power fantasies similar to *Reborn: Perfect and Prosperous* or *Reborn: The Perfect Era*.
Novels About Finance and the Stock Market
Any Stories About Someone Reborn in 1992 Who Made Their Fortune Trading Stocks?
At least 500 chapters.
Any Treasure-Hunting Stories?
Looking for books about treasure hunting and exploration.
Pure Antiques Appraisal and Bargain Hunting: No Cultivation, No Tomb Raiding, Just Collecting Antiques, and No Female Lead
Reborn in 1960S or 1970S Beijing, Collecting Antiques
Remembering the good old days.
Reborn in the 1990S as a Soviet Trade Mogul
Stories About Someone Reborn Between 2000 and 2010 Who Invests in Stocks and Writes Novels
A Main Character Starts Out with a Private Siheyuan, Collects Antiques, and Lives an Ordinary Life
Reborn in the City in the 1990S
Are there any urban novels about someone being reborn in the 1990s?
Looking for Rebirth Novels With Gradual Character Growth, Not Mindless Spoiling
Looking for Something Like “Picking Up Trash on a Livestream, and the Nation Can't Sit Still”
Looking for books like Live-Streaming Scrap Collection: The Nation Can't Sit Still Anymore!
Reborn in the 1950S–1970s: Male Protagonists Only, Please Don’t Recommend Female-Led Stories
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Very good, really ok
This book definitely has a score of more than 7.6, Much better than those 9.2 Or something like "Shuangwen Shuiwen". Firstly, it is relatively close to the actual social status at that time; secondly, the marriage relationship between men and women is also correct. Those with jobs are looked down on those without jobs, and those with urban registered permanent residence are looked down upon. Those with rural registered permanent residence are looked down upon. Third, it's true that you can't remember big events even if you travel back in time. Many people who travel back in time can even remember the welfare lottery numbers and college entrance examination questions from decades ago. I have completely forgotten the topic of my composition that year. But I would like to make a suggestion, author, since you wrote about dogs, the dogs with pig feet should remember to put food out occasionally, and dogs need to be walked.
The story fits the situation at that time. I also picked up a piece of rotten film and exchanged it for popcorn sticks from a scrap collector in the countryside.
It's very beautiful and fascinating! [Praise]
The communication reality of social practice can keep up, but the true nature of human life cannot keep up. Mortals who eat grains.
The author worked hard and carefully crafted a novel. The darkness and righteousness of society are both described. I feel a lot but can't express it. Only those who have experienced the vicissitudes of life can understand...
It's good, but the ending is a bit too rushed. Some of the villains are a bit too stereotyped. The conflicts are a bit blunt and always dangerous. Overall, it's not bad. It has new ideas. I started by picking up rags. I like the content about antique jade in the book. It's just that there is too much commercial content in the later stage. There are too few good books on Tomato, so I give it 9 out of 10. I hope the author will write better and better!
Overall, it's a pretty good book. Although I was hooked into it by "picking up rags" and the subsequent development basically didn't have the treasure-picking part, it's still quite interesting. The characters have good and bad personalities. I don't really like that the protagonist sometimes isn't "hard" enough when dealing with relatives and family members. I feel like it's better to "correct" my mother's favoritism and my brother's naughty ways. Of course, this is unrealistic in reality, haha. I read the whole book in one go. I hope the author will work hard and the next one will be better! [Learned]
There are no words of praise, I can only feel the appetite, and I stayed up for a few nights. As a result, my work was seriously affected during the day. I want to say, author, I hate you!
This chronicle is a rare masterpiece. It's also more real. The restaurant at the back is just too big. It feels a little confusing. As a 20-year-old bookworm who barely skipped chapters and read the entire book, I still recommend it.