Reborn in 1959 with a Pocket Dimension
重生59空间在手
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- A Carefree Life, Starting in 1959从59年开始的潇洒人生Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for System-Space Stories About Moving to Beijing from the 1940s or 1950s
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Period Novel: The Hero Stays in the City, Has a Pocket Dimension, and No Courtyard House
Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside + Multiple Women + Northeast China or the Grasslands + Orphan or Lone Wolf + System or Pocket Dimension
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Transmigrate to the 1960s or 1970s, With a Space to Collect Family Assets
The protagonist transmigrates, and trouble immediately hits the family. They’re reported or accused of having a bad class background, so the protagonist puts all the family’s gold, silver, and antiques into their pocket dimension, then goes to the countryside as an educated youth.
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Novels About Transmigrating to the Past With a Space Full of Supplies
The female lead has a pocket dimension stocked with tons of supplies. She transmigrates as an orphan or into a family without awful relatives, and has skills of her own. She isn't a doormat or a naive pushover, and ideally it's a sweet romance.
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95 Points. A very good book. The family reunion plot in Qin Province should have been introduced earlier, around chapters 100-200 would have been better. Also, the purchase of the courtyard house should have been spurred on sooner, allowing the six family members—Mom, Brother, and Sister—to move to the 108-square-meter courtyard house and enjoy life.
I've finished reading it. Well, to be honest, it has quite a few flaws. But you can tell the author put in effort; at least they didn't rush it. For Tomato's work, as long as there aren't any major mistakes, it's excellent! Alright, that's all. Writing a book isn't easy, so I'll give it five stars as encouragement. Multiple female characters are awesome!!!
To be honest, although this book had some minor flaws at the beginning, it's much better than other period novels that are mindless and full of freebies. The plot didn't fall apart even after hundreds of chapters, which is much better than those instant-kill systems and the like. It's also more realistic than other period novels, with good logic and a well-developed protagonist. It's probably because it's too realistic and cruel, plus it has a harem that it's been criticized so harshly.
Everything seemed fine before. Then, suddenly, in this year of famine, someone casually provides enough supplies for 300 people for a week. Seriously, aren't they afraid of getting shot?
I'm hesitant to give it five stars because I'm afraid the author will get arrogant. I'll wait until there's a lot of content to satisfy everyone before giving it five stars.
It could be written up to the 21st century, reaching tens of millions of words. Later on, brothers and sisters could be introduced, and the military, political, and business empires could begin to take shape. There could be multiple female leads, but they couldn't be pushovers.
Well written, keep it up!
It's good. There could be more female leads.
It's great, I like it, five stars!
This book is truly the most enjoyable one I've read in over twenty years; it's incredibly good, five stars!