
Time-Traveling Trader: I Strike It Rich in 1977
时空倒爷:我在1977年暴富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 476k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Oh My! I'm Rich! My Pocket Dimension Connects to the 1970s天呐,发财了,我有空间通七零Alternate title on Fanqie
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The latest chapter (101) is still pretty good. I hope there won't be a male lead, and even if there is, I hope it won't be Lu. I'll continue reading.
It's rare to find a truly excellent online novel. I, in my old age, am not very knowledgeable and lack cultural depth, but why give it five stars? The first four stars are well-deserved, and the remaining star is for the author to leave ample room for the reader's imagination.
I really like the premise of this book: going back in time to help family members openly and honestly. The author's writing is also good; you can tell that the initial framework was quite large, with many subplots. The first half was alright, written in detail and with a rich plot, but the pace of the second half was too fast, with many things being glossed over in a single sentence and several…
I spent a whole day watching and listening to the audiobook on and off to finish this novel 😄 This novel saved me from my reading slump 😄 It's been so long! The characters, plot, and details of the various artifacts all required a lot of research!
Just like the author said, it's a book for the mind; if you don't scrutinize the details, it's very enjoyable, and even I, a seasoned bookworm, finished it. If I had only looked at the rating, I probably wouldn't have opened it. But the synopsis really piqued my interest.
It was very well written, but the only part I didn't like was the scene where the female lead's younger sister stole the exam paper and gave it to the male educated youth. It was also a pity that Xiaoxiao didn't end up with Sinan; I've kind of forgotten if her name is Sinan 🤦
It's so good! The plot is incredibly exciting. I feel like the update speed is too slow. Don't be stingy with your updates, please update soon! Another question: how are the book's stats right now? If so, could you please release a few more chapters?
This is a fantastic transmigration novel with a very novel and unique concept. The rating was too low, but I came in after seeing the comments and read it all the way to the end. It was wonderful, satisfying, and fulfilling! I wish the author continued success in creating more and better books.
It's a very good read, but the low rating might be due to a lack of readers. The time-travel theme is one I've always wanted to read, but there aren't many authors who can write it well and make it engaging. The author might have rushed the writing because of poor ratings; many plot points could be expanded upon. Even at 700,000 to 800,000 words, it would be very exciting. The author could further enrich the story if they have more time. I'm really looking forward to it.
When the college entrance examination was reinstated in 1977, English was not required. In 1979, English was still optional, but if one wished to take it, it would not be included in the total score, although it could be used as a reference for admission.