Reborn in the 1950s with a Pocket Space
重生五十年代有空间
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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- There is Room for Rebirth in the 1950sEnglish name
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Novels I Like
Keeping a record of completed novels I like. I've read lots of novels over the past decade, but I've forgotten their titles, which is a real shame. I'll record them here so I can find them again when I want to reread. It'll take time to build up the list.
Books I've Followed and Could Keep Reading
Important announcement!!! Authors, please don't come here to promote your books. I'm just keeping a record of my reading history on Qidian. Please don't leave recommendations in the comments. I won't read them, and I'll delete them. I don't stick to male- or female-oriented fiction, though most are female-oriented, with the occasional male-oriented book mixed in.
Wangyou's Reads
Modern urban stories and historical romances, just reading to forget my worries.
A Little Book List
Books I personally think are pretty good!
My Favorites: Books I Think Are Great
These are the books I enjoy reading. Some are complete, some are ongoing, and they cover all sorts of things. A real mixed bag, but they're all good books.
A Youthful Little Hideaway 😍
Farming stories, period stories, fantasy novels.
The Country Girl's Reading Room
The 60s, 70s, and 80s, military life, reborn, transmigrate, and modern-day stories, all in one place
Books I’ve Finished
Books I’ve bought in full
Transmigrated and Reborn: Books I've Read
Transmigration
💎 Reality Collides with Ideals 💎
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My 15-Year Reading List
How many years has it been? Since Qiong Yao and Xi Juan, at least. And I’m still just a bookworm 🐛
Light and Refreshing Reads
Farming, household intrigue, and cultivation, all with a light, refreshing feel. I don't like dramatic ups and downs, just everyday family life! Living simply, cultivating simply, with a touch of urban fantasy.
Period Dramas for Readers Born in the 1970s
I was born in the 1970s, and I like stories set in the era I grew up in.
Modern Romance
Carefree
A source of inspiration I can’t live without
Unknown
What’s this for?
One Great Book After Another
I don't know what you'll think of these, but to me they're all great books I've followed and waited for updates on
Let's Enjoy Some Good Books Together
Primarily period novels, especially those involving transmigrate protagonists, reborn protagonists, or pocket dimensions, with other good books as secondary picks.
My Tastes
Five Nos
A Little Light Reading
Female-oriented novels I've read and am recommending to you. This only represents my personal opinion.
[New Reader List] Space, Transmigration, Rebirth, and System
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I Love My Books (*^.^*) ~
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One Book a Day, Taking It Easy
Modern stories, and stories about people reborn in ancient times and starting over
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
I read novels to pass the time, and I like stories set in the past.
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I simply couldn't stand it anymore. It was riddled with typos, the sentences were incoherent, and it failed to highlight the main points. (As the male and female protagonists of a time-travel novel, they arrive in a new world and immediately start having children and going through postpartum confinement. This postpartum confinement is so exhausting.
There's a misconception about the age of malted milk powder; it only appeared in the 1980s. Milk powder was sold in bulk, and premium milk powder was packaged in tin cans for special use; plastic products only became widespread in the last century. Before the 1980s, snacks, fabrics, sundries, and even raw and cooked meats in the market were all wrapped in a piece of straw paper.
Knowing a major storm was coming, Zhang Wu was still thinking about hiring servants?! No problem?! Or did he really think that with his father-in-law protecting him and a prophet at his fingertips, he had the world at his fingertips? And is it really okay for the male and female leads to keep buying things and then giving them away so lavishly?! Greed is something that's cultivated!
I couldn't even finish reading the VIP chapters; Zhang Guoqing is just a chatterbox and a complete overthinker. When Zhang tells his parents about visiting Zhou Jiao's grandparents, he can repeat exactly what he said to her grandfather, adding his own analysis: Chapter 1.5
This book is not suitable for people with obsessive-compulsive disorder, meticulous people, or those with good memories. It's okay for casual readers who don't want to use their brains.
I'm currently experiencing a reading slump, and this is my second attempt at reading again. I still can't get into it; it's too verbose and rambling. Even when I try to pick out the key points, I can't find the main plot. After removing the fluff, only about 30% is truly substantial. I'm too tired; I think I'll give up.
I can't accept the whitewashing of the female lead's mother. To put it bluntly, she's selfish and heartless; she didn't even think about seeing her daughter during the 17 episodes.
It was so difficult to read, there was too much rambling, and I couldn't even find the main points. It was exhausting to read.
I genuinely dislike it. The whole "my wife and child should have been in the top hospital, receiving the best postpartum care and care, with top infant specialists accompanying them" thing is unbearable. It feels like they think that once they have money, they have to use the best of everything, a bit like money worship. Furthermore, their treatment of their post-time-travel parents—the way they immediately started telling them to be grateful—felt too casual.
The timeline is too slow. I've read two hundred chapters, and less than a month has passed; I'm still not out of confinement. It's so verbose!