Reborn in 1993, I Became a Tycoon With My Pocket Dimension
重生九三年，带着空间做富豪
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Reborn with a Pocket Dimension, Who Still Wants to Work?重生，有了空间谁还打工啊？Alternate title on Fanqie
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A good book is one that's so realistic it might get banned.
This is a rare book that exposes the dark side of China, worthy of affirmation from those who have been through it and knowledge from those who will come after. It has a certain social value (the fantasy parts are just for entertainment).
Let me tell you! My cousin's child seems to be... Reborn My cousin is from Chongqing. She has been married for 7 years and has always wanted to have a child. Both of them have had physical examinations and are healthy. They have tried all sorts of folk remedies, but nothing works and she still can't get pregnant.
I was born in 1984. I went from Guizhou to Guangdong to work, taking the old-fashioned green trains, each journey taking two days and three nights. I always had a standing ticket. Each train journey felt like a dream; I don't know how I got through it. It was heartbreaking and filled with bad memories.
A good book, from around that era. I've been through it all myself. Keep writing, there's not enough to read!
It realistically depicts the opportunities and darkness of the 1990s. The protagonist fights against evil and upholds justice, clearly distinguishing right from wrong. It is highly recommended!
In my understanding, I had never truly grasped the extent of societal evil and human ugliness in those bygone eras. Having read so many books about truth, goodness, and beauty, the contrast with this one is striking. While I understand that where there is light, there is darkness; where there is kindness, there is evil, it is in fact that when darkness descends, humanity also succumbs to darkness…
It's pretty good, why is the rating so low? I've read 230 chapters so far. It feels intelligent and satisfying, with no major flaws, though there are a lot of women. But the characters are decisive and ruthless. Most importantly, although it focuses on China, it doesn't pander to its own people, and it portrays the true nature of China. That's quite impressive. Based on these points alone, I'd give it 6 stars. I'll keep reading and discuss it further after I've finished.
The structure is good, and the plot is engaging, but the issue of the mindset of the poor is always a joke. The upper class would never risk their lives for the lower class. A protagonist with such advantages would never start a business. The most compelling aspect is his willingness to break conventions and kill the powerful; he's tough at heart. However, the plot lacks substance.
This modern-day fantasy novel with a space setting combines recollections of social realities at the beginning with exhilarating anticipation of future developments. The writing is good, immersive, and the plot is engaging. I read it in one go. As a perennial freeloader, I'm writing this review as a form of payment since I don't have money.