Reborn in a Pocket Dimension: The Little Landlord of the 1990s

Only if Su Yin sticks to his original intention will he have good fortune in the future. After his rebirth, Su Yin always said, "If someone tries to kill someone, it will come back to bite him." People who are favored by God will be fine wherever they go. Now that everything is so good, the ending can be more satisfactory. Their children, An An, Zhuangzhuang and their beautiful lives, and even Ling Zhicheng can arrange a partner for him...

It's good to watch, but it ends too quickly. College life is very similar to post-engagement life, married life is not there, and there are no extras.

It was contradictory, so I read a few chapters. One chapter said that the heroine asked her adoptive mother for money for the 50 yuan exam fee in her previous life, and was scolded by her adoptive mother. The next chapter said that the heroine had saved almost a thousand yuan in a drawer. The author wrote that the common salary in 2000 was only a few hundred yuan a month, so this thousand yuan should be a lot. 🤔

The plot is exciting and the writing is brilliant

The part I disliked very much was when her parents came from the countryside to pick her up. The time was clearly set by her, but they also said they should treat her biological parents well. As a result, I went to attend a birthday party with my adoptive parents in front of my parents, leaving them somewhere. I immediately felt sick and vomited

The heroine's character becomes more and more uncomfortable the more I look at it

I originally thought it was a story about someone who is reborn and is self-reliant. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I feel that the heroine is a bit love-minded and is also a younger brother. I don't really like this.

When I first came in, I saw this title. It doesn't look like there's anything wrong with it from the beginning, but the plot behind it is a bit awkward. The whole story describes the heroine's younger brother An An's eyes as dark as grapes 👀 There are so many, it makes me tired to look at them. Also, from the beginning, it was always written that the heroine in the previous life was in charge of the Ling family's large villa of several thousand square meters. I know it's to highlight the heroine's difficult past life. But it's really embarrassing when it happens repeatedly. And some parts of the plot are not up to par🌝🌝 Also, the general money aspect, I always feel that the description of prices is too modern. Maybe it's because I don't know the financial resources of the wealthy families of that era. But in the 1990s, jacuzzis, shopping malls, etc. Appeared. It's really unimaginable. It always feels like it's written in the 1990s with reference to modern prices. But it's not to say it's ugly. But if you like simple period stories, you might not be able to stand this one.

It sucks, but the front part is particularly beautiful.

The further back you look, the more boring it becomes