Rebirth 60 Brings a Space to Make a Fortune

This book is the second most engaging time travel novel I have ever read. The first one is "Rebirth of 80's Wife Is Hot", the heroine is Xia Xiaolan, and the second one is "Rebirth of 60's with Space to Make a Fortune" is the heroine Lin Jian. This book begins in the arduous 1960s. The heroine is reborn and travels back in time. She relies on what she has learned in her previous life to help her family, friends and people around her escape poverty, and live a life that is not rich but is no longer hungry and cold but can provide enough food and clothing. The heroine did not break away from reality just because she had advanced technology. Instead, she silently changed and improved everything step by step, and devoted a lot of effort and energy to the development of the country. When I read Chapter 265, I thought it was about to end. So many exciting plots such as the college entrance examination, going to college, studying abroad, etc. Were skipped, which made me a little confused. But the following extras filled the gap in my heart, telling in detail and roughly everything that happened in those years. It was the most poignant when I read Lin Fan's memoirs. For such a big boy who grew up admiring his sister, her sister was the most important in his heart until he was old. The expectation before his death was just like when he was a child, waiting for his sister to come home. It made me burst into tears. This book is really exciting, but there is still a small regret, that is, there is too little description of the plot of Lin Jian's family "leaving" for the Kunlun Mountains. Looking forward to the author's next good book!

The beginning is quite nice, the space leads to the mysterious world, and it feels like it has a fantasy color, although only a few strokes here and there. When I saw the heroine returning to China to expand her career, I didn't want to watch the rest of it. Maybe it was because I was emotionally dull and had no desire to continue reading, so I just postponed it to the end and watched the ending.

This book is very good-looking and has some laughs, hahaha. The characters in it are very cute, especially the heroine and the hero, and the interactions between them, hehe.

I really don't understand the author's intention: Logically speaking, the heroine has space and strength, and her partner is also very good, so why is she so weak to the various villains that appear. Wouldn't it be over if all humanity were destroyed? You have to get a lot of words. Streamlined and decisive killing can make the character fuller.

It doesn't look good, the heroine is too stupid. 1. In the 1970s, when rice was not even eaten, the heroine took out all kinds of things that were not in line with the era and treated others as fools. 2. The Lin family who killed the original owner didn't take revenge. They just pretended to be ghosts and frightened them. The Lin family's nephew was adopted by the heroine's parents and went to work in the county town. When he came back, he bullied them. The heroine said that one of them wanted to seek revenge from him, but there was no revenge at the end of the story? 3. The heroine invested her own money, technology, and connections in the village to build two factories for the villagers to run, but the village committee used the factories as a favor and gave fertilizer to the entire county for free? In the end, the heroine found out and felt so disappointed that she left? Don't care? Then the village will directly buy the factory? 4. The heroine clearly knew that Ye Hongling was dangerous to her family, so she hired two people to protect her family, but she ignored her and didn't tell her family. As a result, her brother was almost beaten to death, and her mother was raped? 5. She clearly knew that Xiao Ran was evil and was targeting her, but she didn't care and acted like a monster to harm the heroine. She was just going to take her brother to sue her company? 6. What I can't understand the most is that the old man of the Lin family's old house knew that it was the third son who harmed the eldest son's family, but still gave him a box of gold. The heroine knew about it and didn't steal it. She said she didn't want the Lin family's money? That her father doesn't care about the Lin family's property? I just don't understand. It's his father's property, why not? Don't you like it if you donate it to the country?

It's pretty good, but the ending is a bit sketchy

Read it all. In fact, if the author writes more than 200 chapters and fast forwards to there in the past seven years, the hero and heroine lead the heroine's family to settle down and get engaged perfectly, it can be regarded as a super good short story. But it's okay to look at the back.

It's a bit too exaggerated. If someone were to investigate, the heroine wouldn't be able to withstand any investigation. She feels like she's treating everyone as a fool.

This book is good, the characters and style are my favorite type

Very nice!