The 1970s: My Son and I Have a Supernatural Space
七零，我和儿子有异能空间
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- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Period Setting + Storage Space + Supplies + No Goody-Two-Shoes
😭 I'm out of books to read and desperately need something to keep me going. Waiting here, and I'm in a real hurry.
Historical-Era Fiction
Any good completed novels set in a particular historical era? Completed, please.
Any Period Novels with a Sensible Heroine Who Doesn't Reveal Her Golden Finger?
Period-Era Stories!!! Period-Era Stories!!!
Can anyone recommend some good stories set in a particular historical era? Thanks, everyone!
Your Number-One Era Novel
Share The Period Novels You Have Read Twice Or Three Times, From The Sixties To The Nineties
Please recommend stories set in a bygone era that make you want to reread them. That means they're really well written!
Period-Era Rural Stories With a Portable Space, Foraging in the Mountains, and Finding Hidden Treasures
Looking for Well-Written Period Novels Like Xia Xiaolan and Song Youxiang
I'd like to read something like Reborn in the 1980s: My Wife Is a Little Spicy.
Looking for a Satisfying Period Novel Where the Female Lead Moves to the Countryside and Builds Her Own House at the Educated Youth Settlement
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
Transmigrate to the Countryside in the 1970s: A Ruthless Killer With a Pocket Dimension and Superpowers. Recommendations?
Stories Set in the Era of Freebies or Republican-Era Stories
I want books similar to Courtyard House: Zero-Cost Shopping Across the World. The key point is zero-cost shopping.
Period Setting + Pocket Dimension + System + Shop + Supermarket + Unlimited Supplies
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Looking for Period Novels You Can Read with Your Brain On, Nothing Too Exaggerated or Over-the-Top
Looking for a historical-era story that I can read without turning my brain off. Nothing too exaggerated or over-the-top, since that feels fake and I don't like it.
Doomsday Survivor Travels to the 1960s or 1970s, with a Pocket Dimension and Superpowers
Everything Else Is Trash Compared to This Great Book
Looking for stories like "I Conquered Another World by Spreading the Truth."
Period-Era Stories with Pocket Space, Going Abroad to Loot All Kinds of Supplies for Free
Infinite Space, Female-Oriented, Period Settings, and Food
Ideally, the space can be used for farming and is a complete miniature world.
Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
Looking for Historical-Era Novels. The Rating Doesn't Matter, but It Has to Be Good!
Looking for historical-era novels. The rating doesn't matter! It just has to be good!
Period Novels Featuring an English Translator
Period Setting, Cannon-Fodder Character, Snatching Opportunities, Spatial Storage, System, Golden Finger
Looking for books like "Grab, Grab, Grab, Grab, Grab: The Cannon Fodder's Here to Snatch Opportunities".
Space, Superpowers, Transmigration, Rebirth, and an Era-Era Setting
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The plot twist, the ultimate plot twist... How to put it? The characters are well-developed and the plot is also very exciting, but why does it feel so unsatisfying?
Overall, it's quite good. It has some plot devices, but they're not overused. I'm giving it a good review because it truly portrays the allure of wealth. The eldest sister-in-law's transformation left a deep impression on me. From her initial naivety to her unwavering loyalty after being demoted, her despair at being abandoned, and finally her ruthless pursuit of the treasure, she's a very…
It's not bad, a pretty satisfying read. Both the male and female leads have powerful abilities from soul-transmigration, and their child is also amazing. However, why did they have to whitewash the Ye family parents in the ending? Was it just to create a perfect ending? I don't think it was necessary.
I finished reading it on and off. The beginning was okay, but I felt a bit frustrated after learning what kind of people the male lead's parents were. However, the author handled the relationships very well. I just really hate parents like that, which is why I read it on and off.
The plot is fast-paced and engaging, with many twists and turns. The characters are well-developed, the female lead has a great personality with clear likes and dislikes, the male lead dotes on her endlessly, and the little boy is clever and intelligent. This family is a powerful combination. The ending is perfect.
The female lead is incredibly powerful! She also has a son who's incredibly powerful, and her husband is an ancient regent and war god. The whole family is bursting with fighting strength and patriotic. The real troublemakers in the story are her grandparents, proving that some family ties can indeed be severed.
The female protagonist is a powerful superpowered individual in a post-apocalyptic world who transmigrates into a novel and is reborn as a cannon fodder character. The original owner of this body died a horrible death in her previous life and was frightened to death after her rebirth.
I thought it would be a family working together to overcome difficulties, but it ended up falling apart, with everyone having their own agenda.
It's a good show; both the male and female leads are very strong, and the patriotism is commendable.
It's great. The main characters and their entire family are progressive, loving, and selfless heroes—truly respectable and admirable. Of course, except for the selfish, ruthless, and heartless in-laws. Really, reading this book makes you feel the hardships, struggles, and helplessness of those unsung heroes who silently dedicate themselves to the prosperity of their country. Regardless, the book has a happy ending. Let's all read it together.