Transmigrate to the 1970s and Quietly Make a Fortune with My Space
穿越70，带着空间闷声发大财
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 372k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, Have Lots of Children, Go to the Black Market, or Take Over Someone Else’s Mess
The male and female leads should come from well-matched families. The heroine shouldn't get married as soon as she transmigrates. She should have a harmonious family, but not be the family's darling. Her grandparents, uncles, and aunts shouldn't be awful people. The heroine can go to the countryside, but don't force her to. Some stories make the heroine go to the countryside even when there's no need for her to.
Stories Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Tell Anyone
You can never know what people are really thinking... The heroine can help others, but she shouldn’t tell anyone about it. Never test human nature! Any kind of pocket-space or System story with a golden finger is fine, as long as the protagonist has some brains 🉑️ I’ve been in a reading slump for days, please help!
Historical-Era Story: The Female Lead Comes from a Good Family and Doesn’t Go to the Countryside!!
The female lead builds her life in the city. She’s not an educated youth and doesn’t go to the countryside!
I'm Tired of Stories About Sent-Down Female Youths or Rich Heiresses Pairing Up With Rugged Men
A beautiful, wealthy heiress with money, connections, and a doting family, but she's always forced to move to the countryside for one reason or another. Then she's too pampered to do anything, so she has to find some rough country man to do it all for her. I'm so tired of this trope. I used to like it, but now I think they're completely mismatched. They're from different worlds.
A Hoarder's Dream: Stories About Stockpiling Supplies and Having a Storage Space, Please
The writing! The writing! I'm emphasizing that I want good prose 👌 Modern or period settings are both fine, preferably with no CP. Either a male or female perspective is fine. Please, no stories where the protagonist starts with hundreds of billions or trillions; I can't even dream of that much money. I love detailed stockpiling scenes, where they happily store food for winter like a little squirrel.
Period Drama: Quietly Snagging Hidden Treasures
A Period Novel + Pocket Dimension + Stockpiling with Foresight
The female lead suddenly dreams that she will transmigrate. Half-believing it, she sells off her family assets and makes preparations. After transmigrating, she unexpectedly gains a pocket dimension and gradually builds a fortune. 🌹🌹🌹
Looking for a Historical-Era Story Where the Female Lead Won't Raise Someone Else's Child or Be a Doormat
No stepmothers, or anything like that. I can't handle raising kids right from the start.
Looking for a Female Lead Who Transmigrates to the Past and Stockpiles Supplies Early
Period Setting + Transmigration + Space + Keep a Low Profile
Period novels I couldn't bring myself to delete or remove from my favorites after reading
I’m Out of Books! Please Recommend Something Good to Get Me Out of This Reading Slump
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It's alright. If you don't look closely, it's not bad. This book could be renamed "The 70s: Those Time-Traveling Women Who Were Sliced Up." I even doubt how many people in that area are still locals. They're all time travelers, enemy agents, or human traffickers. If the male lead didn't like the female lead, some of her actions wouldn't hold up. I'll give it four stars for now.
In the end, the male lead traveled to the modern era and met his father-in-law and mother-in-law. 😅
The outline is okay, but there are many inaccuracies. You can check it out if you're looking for something to read.
It's pretty good, and quite beautiful, but I just didn't get enough of it!!
Although I'm currently experiencing a reading slump, I have the desire to keep reading. Keep it up!
The text describes multiple people with spatial abilities. It also mentions a reincarnated world that seems riddled with holes.
This book is excellent.
Happy, N-time travel, worth staying up all night for.
The story is good and the plot is exciting.
How can such a good book have such a low rating?