
The End of Mystery
神秘的尽头
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 88k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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45Chapters
5Reads · 30 days
16kReads · all time
6.7Score
1Listens
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Grateful to have met you! There is true meaning within, each taking what they need. Where are the immortals? In your heart, in your perception. Indeed, the end of science is metaphysics. Wishing the author and their family happiness, abundant wealth, and the attainment of enlightenment. 🤭 I'm off to read another book by the author.
It's a bit short. I thought it would cover a second startup, but it ended too soon, which is a shame. The relationship between big vendors, small vendors, and workers exists in many industries, and the author's grasp of human nature is truly unique. 👍
I saw a comment saying it was very well-written and I read it in one go. I did read it in one go, but I didn't feel much about how well it was written. However, a few lines did evoke a wonderful, dreamlike feeling; the otherworldly elegance of Li Fuyao, Daoist Qingyang, and Daoist Yuqing was vividly portrayed in the book.
"The flowers you try to bloom may not bloom, but the willows you plant unintentionally may thrive." This book by the author surpasses a considerable number of books on the market; it is truly a rare gem.
The only short story I read in one sitting; pure, unadulterated content, no fluff, just solid stuff. Definitely worth reading; books like this are hard to find these days. Highly recommended.
I finished the whole book and didn't even have time to add it to my bookshelf! The author really put their heart into it! 👍👍
It's great, so why is the rating so low?
The author's writing is excellent, with exceptional insights and profound thought. 👍
Good, worth reading. There aren't many books that you can truly learn something from reading. 👍👍👍 Hard work doesn't necessarily lead to wealth; monopolies are inevitable in any industry, and it's also human nature. Some valuable insights here. 👍
Well written, worth reading.