Reborn in 1990: Starting Out with a Milk Tea Shop
重生1990：开局一家奶茶店
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 1d ago
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The Best of the Best in Historical-Era Fiction: You’ll Regret Missing These!!!
The Pinnacle of Period Stories
An incredibly good novel set in a bygone era.
Please Recommend Highly Rated Period Pieces. No Dumbed-Down Plots or Cringey Scenes
Quality Period Dramas for a Male Audience
Era fiction that sticks close to history and has intelligent characters. Do not recommend simplistic wish-fulfillment stories, I cannot read them.
How Can I Search All of Tomato and Not Find a Single Period-Era Novel from a Man's Perspective Where He Doesn't Go to the Countryside???
No going to the countryside, no going to the countryside, no going to the countryside. I'm saying it three times because it's important!!! Working in the city is great. Otherwise, so many people wouldn't refuse to go to the countryside and do hard labor. Preferably no CP. The male lead can have male and female friends, but not in the main story...
I'm Hooked on Stories Set in a Bygone Era Lately!!! No Storage Spaces!! No Golden Fingers!
Preferably complete, well-written rather than amateurish, and fast-paced.
Male-Oriented Period-Era Rebirth Fiction!
I'm so fed up. Every time I look for reborn stories set in a particular era, they're all female-oriented. It's so annoying.
Can I Get Some Normal Stories Set in a Particular Era?
No silly, naive heroines and no characters suddenly getting stupid. The male lead should be loyal and virtuous. Kids are fine, as are rebirth, transmigration into a book, transmigration, or native-born protagonists. Please, recommend something normal. I'm losing my mind trying to find a book.
Period Pieces! What's Your Number One Pick?
I want to read something like "The Day I Died, My Rough-and-Ready Husband Held Me and Cried All Night".
For Reborn Stories, Chen Hansheng Is the Best. Disagree? Come Debate Me!
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Period-Era Fiction! Great Period-Era Fiction
Looking for good novels set in a particular historical era. The plot shouldn't drag. I've read several of the currently popular ones, and so many of them really drag on and on and on.
Your Number One Period Novel
The female lead isn't a saint, has no awful relatives, and is decisive, mighty, and domineering. Period setting, aimed at women, contemporary romance.
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My first time being reborn in Taiwan, it's quite interesting and has a unique style; I'd recommend it.
The best rebirth-themed business novel I've read recently. It's so addictive, you can't stop reading! From buying game cartridges to selling digital watches, to running a bubble tea shop, to delivery and construction projects, everything seems to go smoothly except for the protagonist's cheat-like abilities.
This is a reborn career-oriented novel that you can read in one go. Note that most of the story focuses on the male protagonist building his career; if you're looking for a harem-building, show-off story, you'll be disappointed. However, the career-oriented aspect is indeed interesting. It has only one female lead and is a decent read. I'd give it four stars.
Bull Brother is awesome! Making money, making money, making money! He's intelligent and capable, wow!
It has a unique perspective and is very engaging; I finished watching it before I knew it. I recommend it.
This is a book that I could actually read. Some books I unfollow halfway through, some I can keep following and can't put down, and some I'll reread again and again after a while. This book is like drinking tea to me, something worth spending time savoring.
It's great. This is the first time I've read a novel about time travel back to Taiwan, and I really enjoy it. I also really long for everyday life in Taiwan.
The perspective is unique, and the writing is reasonable; it has the potential to become a huge hit.
At first, I thought it was a shady business, but it turns out it's a business, and surprisingly, it's quite smooth. It seems like one of them started in Hong Kong making desserts, and the other started in milk tea – makes perfect sense.
It's a pretty good entrepreneurship novel; it's been a long time since I've stayed up all night reading one.