Reborn in 1960: I Stir Up the World with My Pocket Dimension

Overall, it's a good watch with a smooth plot and no major flaws. The only concern is that the characters become too overpowered later on; I'm a little worried they'll just be used and discarded. But it's still a very enjoyable watch.

Please, please, avoid any Japanese Onmyoji, foreign vampires, national dragon groups, or anything like that appearing later on. Also, avoid any spiritual energy revival or reclusive families; if they do, the game will be ruined. The protagonist is the only one with extraordinary abilities. You can consider giving him elixirs from his parents and relatives, and then have him learn some ancient martial arts for self-defense.

The plot is fairly reasonable and not mindlessly made up; it's watchable!

Not bad, not bad, not bad

Well written! It shows patriotism, love for family and country, and a strong sense of loyalty and righteousness.

Space makes things interesting, lively, well-structured, and engaging.

It's a really good book.

Anyway, with the spiritual spring and the spirit of space, you can cultivate. You can raise tigers, bears, and the like as pets. In ancient novels, people usually use their space to sell meat and food; it's rare to see people keeping pets. Since you're already cultivating immortality, keeping some pets to help you with chores is perfectly acceptable.

Well written, but I hope the author will limit the scope of the story later on, broaden their thinking, and not just focus on the steel mill village for its grain and lard. Think about whether there are any better things to include! As a time traveler...🤭

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