
Transmigrate to the 1970s: With a Pocket Dimension, the World Is Mine
穿越七零:空间在手,天下我有
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 520k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- An Easy Road to Wealth in the 1970s七零躺赢致富日常Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
258Chapters
85Reads · 30 days
182.4kReads · all time
9.0Score
33Listens
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The female lead isn't a saint; she has clear likes and dislikes, which is great! She embodies the 21st-century woman—if things work out, great; if not, they part ways! Much better than some novels where the story drags on and leaves the male lead hanging! 👍👍👍 It would be even better if there were more chapters, hahaha 😆😆😆
The story is very good. The female lead isn't a saint. I hope she unleashes her full power when she takes down the villains.
A beautiful short essay set in a bygone era. A simple, ordinary life is true happiness; even a good material life needs the companionship of true love to be truly happy! Suddenly, I understand the meaning of this sentence: Companionship is the longest confession of love, and staying together is the warmest promise!
Well, the novels are quite good, but why is it that in nine out of ten historical novels where the male lead is a soldier, he ends up retiring? I don't really like that. I prefer historical novels where the male lead is a soldier who rises through the ranks, and the female lead has her own career, preferably with medical skills.
Thank you for writing such a wonderful novel! I'm very interested in it and really enjoy space-themed novels. Thumbs up! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Although the name is wrong, it's still quite nice.
Wonderful, smooth and beautiful
Okay, I started reading this book but got bored after chapter 12 and stopped. However, after reading the author's new book, *Empress*, I realized he also wrote this one, so I finished it. It's actually quite good. There's just one thing: the treatment of the awful characters wasn't very satisfying, and the 17 years of coma that Ruan Qiushui endured was a bit unsettling. Otherwise, it's fine.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
A fairly smooth historical romance with no major ups and downs, a stable and fast-paced relationship, and supportive family. The only slightly abrupt and uncomfortable moment was the protagonist's over ten-year vegetative state at the end. If the author wanted to fast-forward the timeline, there was no need for the vegetative state trope; it was truly heartbreaking to see the protagonist and his family persevere for over a decade. Overall, it was quite good.