Back to Age Ten with a Pocket Dimension
带着空间回到10岁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Male-Oriented Period Novels About the 1958–1963 Famine, Not Female-Oriented Ones
As the title says, no female-oriented fiction, no female-oriented fiction. I want something with a warm, everyday atmosphere and no saintly protagonist. Most importantly, no courtyard-household drama, and none of those bizarre residents from the courtyard.
Stories Set in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s. Good Writing, Please. No Transmigration-and-Raising-Kids Plots
Reborn After the Founding of the Nation, Going Hunting in the Mountains with Hounds
Reborn after the founding of the country, going into the mountains to hunt with hounds.
Space, Countryside, Hunting, Treasure Hunting, and a Single Female Lead
Looking for Books Set in Inner Mongolia or Xinjiang, with Grasslands and Sheep Herding
A Space That Keeps Growing, Can Hold Living Creatures, and Eventually Becomes an Entire World
A space that keeps growing, can hold living creatures, and eventually gets built into a world.
Set in the 1950s After the Founding of the PRC: No Siheyuan, No Female-Oriented Novels
Looking for books like "The Educated Youth Era: I Have a Critical Hit System". Stories set in the countryside in the 1950s after the founding of the country, with a sign-in System and a personal space. The protagonist shouldn't transmigrate into a woman. I've read quite a few that were actually pretty good, but then later they just outright said...
Looking for Recommendations: A Portable Space, a Spirit Spring, and Treasure Hunting in the Mountains
Reborn in a Bygone Era: Male Lead with a Storage Space
There is nothing I want to read anymore.
Pocket Dimension, Male-Oriented
Novels with a Male Lead Reborn in the 1950s or 1960s
Novels about transmigrating to the countryside in the 1950s or 1960s
In a Reading Slump. Looking for Farming and Period-Era Novels, Preferably with Native-Born Leads
I want to read books like "I'm Selling Tofu, So Why Am I Competing with the Transmigrated Woman?"
Looking for Novels About Searching for Treasures and Digging Up Top-Grade Medicinal Herbs in Mountain Villages. Any Recommendations? 🙏
Can Someone Help Me Figure Out If This Book Is Any Good?
Looking for books similar to The End of the Season Isn't Lonely, Also Known as Reborn in 2004. Urban slice-of-life farming, rebirth. This is my first time writing. Is it really that terrible?
The Protagonist Carries a Spatial Seed, Develops the Space, and Gains Resources
A spatial dimension or pocket world is fine.
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating to Another Era!
Looking for books like With a Little Wave of My Hand, I Go Back to the Seventies, Where I Make Trouble and Money at Everything (The Wind Rises in the Wild Grain). The female lead has a golden finger, preferably one she gets at just a few years old. Then things gradually develop, with the whole family moving from the village to the county town and then the city, and eventually going to college. There has to be a male lead! I want...
Masterpieces That Leave You Desperate for the Next Update
Looking for stories similar to The Autobiography of a Tomb Raider.
On This Empty Night, I'm Alone, Staring at Tomato Novel with Tearful Eyes. Good Books Are Hard to Find 🌟
Looking for quick transmigration or urban fantasy novels. Anything goes, not limited to Tomato. I want nuanced, moving relationships, something unique, but with a fast pace. Similar to Quick Transmigration: The Villain Boss Is a Little Cute and Quick Transmigration: The Crown Prince... Urban fantasy is fine too.
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The 1950s: While Everyone Else Eats Wild Greens and Roots, I Have All the White Flour I Want
Hunting in the Mountains: Back to 1974, Starting by Killing a Tiger
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The writing is decent; the story is vivid, the plot is coherent, and it's very engaging.
The story outline, character development logic, and writing style are all quite good, ranking high among similar works. It's a story that requires thought, not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. It's a third-person narrative, which I personally don't really like. It feels like reading news or an archive diary—there's not much immersion. However, it's worth mentioning that you're the first third-person narrative I've seen so far.
This story, told in everyday language, recounts the journey of life from childhood to adulthood, from nothing to something, from gradual growth to maturity, unfolding unhurriedly and unconsciously, from hardship to sweetness. It tells the story of everyday life, both the mundane and the mundane, reflecting the nation's growth.
Despite its many flaws, I'd still give it 5 stars overall... At the beginning, the way you addressed others in conversations wasn't handled well, for example: Mom said... I said... Mom said again... I said again... Mom said again... I said again... There were no more similar problems later on...
A really good book for casual reading 👍👍👍
Aside from the beginning being all about "me, me, me," the later parts have been improved a lot. It's a good book, keep it up, and update more often!
The story was alright, but it went too smoothly; there were no dramatic twists or turns.
This is a true depiction of many rural areas in Northeast China in the 1950s. It roughly describes the various aspects of life in the villages. Although it is not detailed, the content is all true.
That era was very tense! Just over a decade after liberation, there were still many spies. If your family frequently used spiritual spring water and items from your inner space to alter your body, others would be envious! At best, they'd report you; at worst, you'd be killed.
It's quite good, with smooth writing and a strong sense of the era. It depicts an ordinary life, a journey of self-reform, filial piety towards parents, and love for siblings.