The Last One to Catch a Sideline Heir

After being confused for half a life, I understand that kindness and conscience are sometimes so fragile in the face of naked interest entanglements and heavy power crushing, and human nature cannot withstand the test the most. The world seems to be wrapped in carefully woven routines. Those appearances that look extremely real and words that sound extremely sincere may not be the complete truth. There are many scams in the world, and I have stepped into more or less traps and experienced disasters. I think that only by personal experience can I understand the complexity of this world and see clearly the true and false of this human heart. All words, things, and relationships are wandering between true and false, half-truth and half-false, and intertwined with reality and reality, testing our cognition, judgment, and adaptability all the time. Some people spend their entire lives in an ordinary life but are enthusiastic, silently helping others, sticking to their original intentions, and living a pure and generous life; some people have been rich all their lives, but they climb up on the shoulders of ordinary people, accumulating wealth at the expense of harming others, and living an empty and despicable life. Laws formulated by human hands may be able to draw the bottom line of behavior, but after all, it is difficult to truly restrain the desires and darkness deep in the human heart. Real restraint is never external discipline, but comes from inner awe and self-control - it is the firm choice after knowing good and evil, the sobriety and self-control in the face of temptation, and the original heart and conscience that is still unwilling to betray after the ups and downs of the world. We have been practicing in this game of truth and falsehood throughout our lives. We must not only develop a pair of eyes to distinguish right from wrong, but also keep an original intention that is not contaminated by the world. But this is not easy. We are all ordinary people. Who can break free from the shackles of greed, anger, ignorance, pride, and doubt? They are greedy for the dividends brought by shortcuts, complain about the unfair situation in the world, are obsessed with illusory illusions, are arrogant about temporary gains and losses, and doubt the authenticity of people's hearts. These weaknesses rooted in human nature are like invisible vines, always entangled in our footsteps, making us hesitate between choices, waver between right and wrong, and get lost in routines. Life seems to be an illusion, and it will eventually become nothing.

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The anchor spoke very well

I feel like Mr. Zheng is pretty good I feel like Mr. Lou is a Bai Laogui or a member of the black network.

If you can get through it, you won't want to listen to many books after hearing them.

It sounds great. Do you have any recommendations for similar books?

It's amazing, I can't stop listening to it

A different novel, the more I listen to it, the more I like it