With a Pocket Dimension for Stockpiling Supplies, I Live It Up in the 1970s
得空间囤物资，穿七零潇洒度日
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 400k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Taking Billions in Supplies with Me, I Enjoy Life in the 1970s携亿万物资，穿七零潇洒度日Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a time-travel romance novel set in a bygone era. The female lead, Ning Yuxi, possesses a special ability: a magical ring with a spatial dimension. She has a premonition of her transmigration, wins the lottery, and hoards resources. She never tells anyone she's a transmigrator with a spatial dimension and resources; her family and the male lead only know she has a secret but don't delve…
Overall, it's alright. I liked the stockpiling part at the beginning, and the pacing of the later part was quite fast. But why did they have to write Su Sheng's sacrifice? Everyone else's lives were very happy, but Su Sheng and Tong Tong's were such a pity.
It's well-written; the romance between the male and female leads is portrayed naturally, without the typical rushed marriage scenes of the past. There are very few truly exceptional characters. The female protagonist had a plantation before she transmigrated, so stockpiling a huge amount of goods was unnecessary; the quantity was excessive.
It's a good read, and the stockpiling is satisfying. However, the author had the female lead buy way too much—far more than 500 million! The romance isn't abrupt; it's not the kind where she relies on the male lead. The female lead works hard every day to strengthen herself, and she easily handles the difficult characters in the countryside. The only annoying thing is that there are a few scoundrels among the educated youth who scheme behind people's backs; hopefully, they'll be dealt with soon.
It's a good read; it's probably the first historical romance novel I've ever read. Overall, the female lead is a very career-oriented character, and the relationship with the male lead is quite sweet. It leans a bit more towards career-oriented themes later on, but it's still a very good read.
During the summer vacation, she and Zhou Huaijin took their children on a trip abroad and did not return until just before the start of the new school term. Hengbao has traveled to many countries and is now outgoing, polite, and well-mannered. He inherited his father's intelligence and Ning Yuxi's excellent memory.
It's a great show. The only regret is Su Sheng. Why did his ending feel so bad to me? (ಥಥ)
I've read 14 chapters so far, and it's really good. I love how the author makes sure you know you have a space and are ready to use it. The author is also very thoughtful, clearly stating each chapter to be placed in the space, which gives me peace of mind. After finishing it, to be honest, I felt that the later entrepreneurial scenes were all like side stories.
It's a good book. The author's plot device is neither too overpowered nor too weak, and the story unfolds largely from the female protagonist's perspective. I found the characters, the story, and their values to be quite positive. The only regret I had was the female protagonist's best friend's fiancé; I thought they would end up together, but he died in the end. That's probably the only slight disappointment. Overall, though, it's a very good book.
Matches ages 17-20. The female lead is a good cook, efficient and decisive; she doesn't kill, but she makes things worse, preventing those weirdos from ever appearing in front of her again. 👍👍👍 Her best friends are all great.