Reborn in 1978: Starting Out as a Telecom Repairman
重生1978，从邮电维修工开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 900k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Republic-Era Novels
I never recommend books I haven't read. These are my favorite period novels, and I'm sharing them with everyone. There are also a few quick transmigration stories, so check them out if you're interested.
Looking for Period Novels from the Male Lead’s POV. I’ve Had Enough of Female Leads
A Down-to-Earth Period Novel with Hardworking Characters and No Exaggeration
Turn a Village into an Idyllic Paradise
Pocket Dimension, Treasure Hunting, Period Novel
Period Setting + Pocket Dimension + System + Shop + Supermarket + Unlimited Supplies
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Foreign Farm Owners: I Mean Foreign, Not Domestic
Looking for books like Farming in the Americas: This Farmer Is Seriously Powerful.
Looking for Stories About Building a Business in the Countryside and Helping the Whole Village Get Rich, No Naive Protagonists
Farming, Brewing Wine, and Growing Medicinal Herbs
Any Books About Someone Who Took the 1977 College Entrance Exam, Graduated, and Became an Official?
Sign-In Stories, Especially Ones Set in the 1960S! 😁😁😁😁?
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Stories Set in the Past: College Entrance Exams and Buying a Siheyuan
Pocket Dimensions, Spirit Springs, and Cultivating Rare Plants, but No Farming Stories
Transmigrate Into a Crossover World of Urban TV Dramas, With a System That Recruits Elite Lawyer Li Na
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1970S Rural-Educated Youth Stories, But Not Set in the Northeast (I'm Tired of Those)
Any Stories About Transmigrating or Being Reborn in the 1970S?
I want books like *A Seventies Book Transmigrator's Guide to Enjoying the Gossip*. Something like this: after transmigrating, the female lead works hard to make money and live well, occasionally enjoying some gossip. She's lively and eccentric, and her family has a few oddballs, but nothing too serious. The whole family stays together happily, but there's also...
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Very good, please update it! Not enough [learned] [learned] [learned]
Not bad, not bad, there is no eccentric grandma and bad relatives, the killing is decisive, there is no delay, like the unbeatable Xiao Qiang, the plot will come back after a few chapters, not bad, not bad
Rigorous structure, refreshing and calm, not bad
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking [Like][Like][Like][Like][Please update]
The subject matter is great, but the dialogue is too immature.
Recalling childhood, youth, mud, ditches, fields, rivers, bamboo forests (this is not written), my youthful rural childishness
Simple narrative, real society, harmonious interpersonal communication. It looks comfortable.
Good. However, I finally understood the online novel. Most of the people who traveled through ancient times were special forces or college students, most of those who traveled before the 1970s had space, and most of those who were reborn in the modern era were billionaires. Not friendly. We ordinary people can only die.
The book is well written overall, and the relationships between the characters are clearly explained. The protagonist Su Chen is vividly portrayed. The only thing I feel is that Su Chen deliberately made friends for his own purposes. It is a bit inappropriate. Moreover, friends must be called with titles, which undoubtedly widens the sense of distance. The protagonist is too utilitarian, and the family's words do not represent the mainstream.
I like this kind of period atmosphere, so cheers for the author!