
Reborn in Childhood, Traveling Between Two Worlds
重生回幼年穿梭两界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 308k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- My Space Connects to the Apocalypse我的空间通末世Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 11
Period Pieces! What's Your Number One Pick?
I want to read something like "The Day I Died, My Rough-and-Ready Husband Held Me and Cried All Night".
Historical-Era Novels
Reborn in the 1980s With a Pocket Dimension
Demolition, Homebuying, Getting Rich, Transmigrate, and Reborn Novels: Please Recommend Some
Looking for books like "Reborn in the 1990s: I Won't Stop Until I've Earned Enough to Buy a House". I've read so many books that I'm in a slump. They all follow the same formula. I want something good.
Looking for Stories That Connect the Modern Era with Either Ancient Times or a Historical Period
I love stories where someone transmigrates to the modern world to resell things, then goes back and resells things there, too. Sadly, there are so few of them now 😭
Books About Turning Into a Little Kid
I'm begging you!!
Period Stories with Fresh Plots, No Soap-Opera Drama, and a Harmonious Family
Period-Era Novel with a Northeastern Heroine Who Has a Pocket Dimension. No Rough Men. (I'll Insult Anyone Who Recommends the Wrong Thing)
I'm Out of Post-Apocalyptic Novels to Read
Any Recommendations for a Story Set in a Past Era?
After her elderly husband falls seriously ill, he wants to bring his first love from his youth home to live with them. He says she has no children and her husband has died, so she's all alone and pitiful. Even my children try to persuade me, saying that their father is old now and only has the person he loves...
Looking for Novels Where a Pocket Dimension Connects to the Apocalypse!
Or one about opening a shop in a post-apocalyptic world. The plot shouldn't drag, the heroine shouldn't be a saint, and there should preferably be little romance.
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Cross-Time Trading: I Become the Mountain God in the 1960s
The Wooden Courtyard Connects the Past and Present
Apocalypse From the Start: There's Only One Toilet
A House Connected to Ancient Times, and the Whole Family Transmigrates to Strike It Rich
An Agent Transmigrates to the 1970s and Lays Low Her Way to Legend
Apocalypse: I Pick, Pick, Pick, Pick, Pick, Pick, Pick, Pick, Pick, Pick
After Hearing Her Daughter's Thoughts, the Socially Anxious Mom Takes Up a Knife and Takes on the World
Hey, Can My Fish Tank Connect the Past and Present?
The 1960s! I Transmigrated into an Erotic Novel
My Backyard Leads to the Modern World
After Transmigrating, I Share a Space with My Modern-Day Family
Childhood Friend Vs. School Belle: Let This Old Man Feel Young Again
I Got Married in Ancient Times and Activated the Taobao System
The Vegetable Seller of Past and Present
Reborn in the 1990s: Time to Get Ready for Demolition
I Made a Fortune Trading Between Three Worlds
My Rebirth Is So Hard
The 1970s: We’re All from the Modern Era Now, So Getting Rich Makes Perfect Sense
Traveling Between the 1970s and the Modern World
A Woodshed in the 1960s Leads to the Modern Era: The Siblings Gather Vegetables to Feed the Family
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It's quite good, except the main character's age is too young; it feels unrealistic for someone you've just met to be talking to a two- or three-year-old about their family situation. The novel is good, so don't take it too seriously. Keep up the good work, author! May your writing get better and better!
I haven't finished reading it yet, but I couldn't wait to give it a good review! It's truly wonderfully written! 👍 Unlike many time-travel stories where the protagonist loses their brain after transmigrating, the female lead in this book, although she transmigrates into a child, is still intelligent and emotionally intelligent, calm and decisive in handling situations!
I'm impressed that your first novel is this good. Indeed, many of the settings are unique, so you've truly succeeded in writing a unique time-travel/rebirth story. If it were me, since the technology in the post-apocalyptic world is more advanced than here, I would probably seek cooperation with the government. People from the apocalypse can also live here.
I devoured "Reborn in Childhood, Traveling Between Two Worlds" in one go—the premise is absolutely amazing! The protagonist is reborn back to his childhood and gains the ability to travel between two worlds: a modern world brimming with opportunities and a mysterious post-apocalyptic wasteland. This unique setting is incredibly refreshing.
"My Space Leads to the Apocalypse" features a novel and unique plot. Chen Yu is reborn with a space that leads to wealth, but he is shocked to discover that the space leads to the apocalypse, and his storyline intertwines with that of Pei Ying.
This book on Tomato is amazing! The premise is novel, like opening the door to a new world. The plot unfolds like a surging tide, with one wave after another. The characters are well-developed and vivid. Whether it's a tense scene or a heartwarming moment, everything is portrayed with meticulous detail, completely immersing me in the story. It's a truly exceptional work. Follow-up comment!!!
Worth reading. The author's writing is delicate, the plot is rich, and the characters are vivid. Every paragraph is poetic and picturesque, captivating the reader. It is a highly recommended work, and I hope the author continues to do well. It's so good, I haven't had enough!
Book recommendation. The opening immediately throws in suspense, with the interaction between Pei Ying and Chen Yu piquing curiosity, while the post-apocalyptic setting adds an air of mystery. Judging from the characters, Pei Ying and Zong Jincheng, as senior engineers, likely have many fascinating research stories from before the apocalypse, and their knowledge may be a crucial asset for…
I haven't read anything like this before, so it felt quite novel. The historical fiction sections showed the author put a lot of effort into it; they must have done a lot of research. Many chapters even included small illustrations, which was quite thoughtful. I don't know if it's because fewer people read it or what, but it definitely deserves a 9 out of 10.
As a bookworm for over a decade, I surprisingly didn't feel the urge to skim through the text. The unhurried, leisurely pace was so pleasant. Many books are rushed; you have to rush through the plot, even if the overall structure is good, you can't get into it. I'm grateful to the author for allowing me to read peacefully during this period of reading stagnation. Thank you!