Reborn in the 1970s: My Family's Rise to Prosperity
重生七零：带着全家逆袭奔小康
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- Completed
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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217Chapters
52Reads · 30 days
78.8kReads · all time
8.6Score
18Listens
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I read it from beginning to end, and it was pretty good. I personally really liked the premise of an older woman being reborn. For readers who are tired of reading stories about teenagers falling in love and dominating the world with their cheat codes, this kind of story is worth reading!
Thank you all for liking this book of "middle-aged women's literature". We originally wanted to use the title to describe an older woman, but the editor thought it was too old-fashioned, so we chose a more mainstream name. Let me explain a few things: 1.
I didn't get enough! It's great, much better than those with cheat codes and superpowers, and it doesn't have that awful lovey-dovey stuff 😂 Most of them are stories of rags-to-riches tales, like Cinderella stories, which have corrupted today's girls to the point that they've started dreaming.
It's really good and very realistic. The middle-aged woman's rebirth is extraordinary!
The story unfolds gently and directly, recounting the tale of Lin Hong, a middle-aged woman who, after a rebirth, leads her family to a better life. It's relatable to real life, reminding us that we should all strive to learn and live well, and one day we will reap the rewards.
I listened to over 100 chapters and found them very enjoyable, full of the wisdom of an older woman. Although there weren't any major upheavals, the narrative flowed smoothly and was well worth reading. I just don't know why the audiobook is only available in offline mode now; those voices are really unpleasant. I'm waiting to see if I can hear a mature male voice again.
This is a slow-paced read; those who enjoy family dramas will likely like it. If you're impatient, this isn't for you. There are no overpowered characters or heroic actions; it's not a wish-fulfillment story. It simply depicts the mundane aspects of life, making it a great audiobook for passing the time.
A novel with a strong sense of everyday life; quite interesting to read. The ending, while not entirely rushed, wasn't abrupt either, as the main plot was already clear even without a detailed account of the events. Pretty good.
The ending caught me completely off guard; I thought there was much more to come.
Overall it was pretty good, but I'm still wondering what happened to Li Chun's family? I feel a bit unsatisfied.