
Traveling Between Two Worlds: It's My Turn to Be Rich
两界穿梭:有钱人轮到我来当了
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- Traveling Between Two Worlds: Treasure Hunting in the 1970s两界穿梭:我在七零挖宝藏Former title · until Oct 2026
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Stories with either male or female protagonists are fine.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Travels Freely Between Different Worlds?
Dual-Transmigration Stories Where Characters Can Travel Back and Forth. The Myriad Worlds Are Fine Too
Looking for a Story About Traveling Back and Forth Between the Present Day and the 1960s or 1970s
Stories like "In the Sixties, My Backyard Opens onto the Vegetable Market".
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Travels Back and Forth Between Two Worlds, the Main World and Other Worlds
Travel between two worlds or multiple worlds, with one main world.
What's the Fun in Just Moving Goods Between Two Worlds? Any Stories About Developing and Growing Across Multiple Worlds?
Looking for books similar to Reborn as a Demonic Cultivator: From the Start, I Picked Up a Zombie Planet. I’ve read too many stories about traveling between two worlds to trade goods. They’re really not interesting. As an Earthling who’s made it to another world, the protagonist should have bigger ambitions. Unless they just want to lie flat, they should at least try to make something of themselves.
Accidentally Finds a Storage Ring and Returns to the 1980s as a Baby
Transmigrate to the 1940s With a Portable Space and Live in a Cave Dwelling
Transmigrate Across the Myriad Worlds and Be Invincible from the Start in Every World
Rebirth Novels That Stay with You Long After You Finish
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Can Travel Back and Forth Between Two Worlds
Stories where a modern city setting is matched against a fantasy world, and the protagonist sells or trades modern-day items for martial arts techniques and cultivation manuals.
The Male Lead Has a Pocket Dimension That Lets Him Travel Between the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s
A Two-Way Portal Between Two Worlds
Stories About Transmigrating Between Two Worlds and Secretly Building a Life in Both
Urban Stories Where People Use Storage Rings or Pocket Dimensions for Theft and Smuggling
Urban Storage Space
Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Various Anime and Movies to Claim Their Opportunities
Jackie Chan Adventures, Marvel, and the like.
Looking for Stories About Traveling Back and Forth to the Republic of China Era to Trade Goods
Male-Oriented Period-Era Rebirth Fiction!
I'm so fed up. Every time I look for reborn stories set in a particular era, they're all female-oriented. It's so annoying.
Modern-Day Back-and-Forth Transmigration
Modern-day things brought to ancient times, and ancient things brought to the modern day.
Novels About Traveling Back and Forth Between Two Worlds or Two Timelines
Novels.
Any Novels About Traveling Between the 1960s, 70s, 80s, and the Present to Trade Goods?
I'm looking for books like My Supermarket Connects Directly to 1958. Are there any books about traveling back and forth between the present and the 60s, 70s, or 80s?
Looking for a Rebirth Story About Getting Rich, Collecting Antiques, and Buying Siheyuan and Western-Style Houses
Looking for a rebirth novel where the protagonist slowly builds a fortune, then buys courtyard houses and villas once they're rich. They should also contribute a lot to the country while developing the economy.
Anyone Got Novels About Traveling the Myriad Worlds? Share Your Hidden Gems
Something similar to travel stories.
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It's good to watch. The protagonist can freely travel between the 1970s and modern times to make a fortune 👍
This is the second time-travel novel I have read. The first one was written by a great master. This novel is well written. Come on!
Thank you all book friends for watching and commenting. We accept all opinions humbly. Here is a unified explanation of two points that are currently controversial. First point, the male protagonist is a licking dog and a boiling sheep? Is this true? It's just a normal relationship, or first love on campus. The ex-girlfriend struggled with the breakup for a long time. After struggling, she chose to listen to her parents' arrangements and did not cheat. The male protagonist won't pester him, let alone try to keep him, but he will definitely be a little sad. Hey, after 6 years of raising a dog, he has feelings for him. It's really not a dog licking. The second point is that the male protagonist doesn't care when his sister is beaten? When he heard that his sister was being beaten, he rushed back immediately to support her and take her for a full-body examination. He also wanted to teach his brother-in-law before asking his sister to call him back, but his sister obviously didn't understand. The male protagonist persuaded his sister to divorce and she was unwilling. At this time, if the male protagonist intervenes again, he will easily become a different person. If after a while, the husband and wife reconcile and become intimate, the male protagonist will become a sinner. Anyway, in the end, the male protagonist will be angry and leave. I will definitely take care of my brother-in-law later on, so I won't spoil it. There are some logical problems in the book, such as where the antiques come from and where the goods for opening the store come from. Please ignore these. The halo of the male protagonist will protect him! He is the center of this novel's world! Thank you again to all the readers who have read this book. Well... Although there seem to be more negative reviews now, it's good that you are willing to click on this book. I'm definitely not as good as the great masters. I'm still a novice. I'm still in the exploratory stage and will continue to work hard.
The male protagonist Wu Chen is so adorable! Well written by the author! You are so generous to Jiang Tiantian! Absolutely good guy! Don't say it yet! Modern sanitary napkins are awesome! Using a menstrual belt is so painful! What makes it as painful for a girl to travel back in time to ancient times as it was to the 60s and 70s is that this bun is so good! The male protagonist is so considerate! I feel for the author because he loves her so much!
So exciting! I like your bold imagination, which is very in line with modern people's thinking. I like that the protagonist has a clear distinction between love and hate, and is not stingy with those in need! The character descriptions are spot on, and the human psychology and facial expressions are also well written! Like to watch.
It's beautiful, you can't let me be poisoned by it alone
There is no exaggeration or boasting, and there is no inflated personality or mentality. The protagonist is a novel about a normal person who gets a golden finger and becomes a salty fish. It can be seen that the author has a good cultural background and a stable mentality. It's just that there are too few updates and it's not enough to watch.
If you can read Chapter 24, then, my friend, you are truly a hero 😅
Do you know why the protagonists in many novels have both parents deceased? This book is a good negative example. In this regard, it is difficult for most people to sympathize with the protagonist in the story. Putting aside the facts, if the son gets rich, shouldn't he do it immediately? Immediately! Quickly! To take care of your parents and live a good life? Just put aside the facts, right? The father was ill and the mother was weak. When the father was critically ill, he suddenly learned that his son was rich, but he could not explain the source of the money. This kind of thing that makes parents worry all the time is a filial son? You're not afraid of sending the two old people away at once, are you? But if it is not written in this way (the author chooses to do so), readers will question and criticize the protagonist for being unfilial in the comments, and then escalate to personal attacks on the author, making the atmosphere chaotic. Why couldn't I confess to my parents from the beginning? No matter how you write it, the ending will be criticized in the same way, so most authors simply set up the protagonist without a father or mother to solve the problem at its root.
It's pretty good. It's the first time I read this type of book. I skipped it when I was writing about the class reunion, which made me feel very embarrassed. It's still okay later on. I hope the author will work harder in the future, and it's better to publish more than a hundred chapters. The latest chapter, Chapter 72, and the end of Chapter 28 and the beginning of Chapter 29 are really confusing!!