Reborn in 1958 with a Pocket Dimension Full of Supplies

What a pity! How come it only has a score of 6.2? This book should have a score of 9 or more. This book is a rare high-quality space farming text among the Seven Cats. If I hadn't seen it recommended by a book friend, I would have missed it accidentally because of the score. Maybe it's because there are too few chapters and the ending is a bit abrupt, so the score can't be raised! But none of this can overshadow the strengths of this book. The heroine Su Xiaoran was reborn and brought space to the era of the People's Commune, where she met her reborn parents. With the help of space and the hero, she led the people in the village to survive droughts and floods and become prosperous together.

Thank you very much to those who clicked on this book. Thank you for your liking. Of course, everyone's preferences are different, and we can't force it. If you really don't like it, go around it, but don't do all kinds of attacks. Every author has put in a lot of effort in writing. The differences in the works presented are due to differences in everyone's abilities, and are not the product of some authors' lack of effort. We wrote and revised each chapter several times, and we really couldn't afford the abuse and criticism. I still hope that everyone will praise me more. Every time I see praise, I feel happy, haha.

Beautiful(｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

It ended too quickly, I couldn't get enough of it

It looks great, but updates are too slow!

I think the ending is a bit rushed and a bit unfinished. I hope the author can come up with better new works. Good luck, author!

It looks good, but there are too few. Leave a claw.

Why does such a beautiful article have such a low rating?

It's quite interesting. I guess the low score is because it's too short and didn't attract enough people to wait for more reviews, right? It was fine at the beginning, but the progress suddenly accelerated when we were helping the village survive the disaster years, and then it ended in a few chapters. The male and female protagonists went to college and were not married yet. Shouldn't this be the focus? But this is good, as it will save some people from being too verbose and other people's monotonous writing, which is a mixed blessing! Anyway, if it were me, I would basically stay in the mountains and live my own life. After all, there really aren't many good people in that village and I'm too lazy to save them. But it was quite interesting at the beginning when the heroine was seeking justice for her original self. After breaking away from the relationship, she didn't have to worry about it and kept coming to find trouble, which was good.

What I wrote earlier is good, but it ended too quickly and there was no time to brake.