Books like *The Academic Prodigy of Konoha*, *Endless Killing Intent*, *Write Your Own Destiny*, *Infinite Reincarnation Game*, *Dali*, *Replicating Mirror*, *Slaying the Gods*, and so on. No need to recommend the ones everyone already knows. -_-||
She started out poor, but she made millions by "touching" patients? ! Jiang Xiaoqiao, 19 years old, graduated from a medical school and entered the magic city carrying a snakeskin bag. On her first day as a caregiver, she held the paralyzed old man's hand. The old man's brows relaxed, and a text message on her phone rang: 500 yuan received! Bind the [Sickness Realization System], and from then on the hospital became her cash machine: ✅ The difficult asthmatic young master: Earned 30,000 yuan! ✅ The burned fire captain: Earned 50,000! ✅ The second son of a wealthy family with stomach cancer: Earned 100,000 yuan! ✅ The scene of a large car accident absorbed the illness of more than a dozen people at once: 110,000 yuan was made on the spot! But what troubled her most was not the patient, but the man. Gu Shen, the third son of a private hospital, a cold and ascetic doctor from Peking University. He discovered her secret but did not reveal it, helped her cover up, and even protected her behind her when she was warned by her love rival. However, there is internal fighting in the Gu family, and the eldest brother and the second brother are watching covetously. Zong Mo, the second young master of an antique family in Beijing, has also set his sights on her and has become her secret rival.
Seventy good books! It's super beautiful and super awesome. My eyes are lit up again and again. The more I look at it, the more I like it and I can't stop!
Ji Wuxiu is a mediator of the Inter-Universe Management Bureau. His original job was to persuade the universe between the three universes. However, a deceptive teleportation accident brought him to a strange world of cultivation - the Hehuan Sect here is actually a well-known and upright sect, the little saint is still a succubus, and there is something incredible hidden in the flying sword of his senior brother. What's even weirder is that the composition of spiritual energy, the monk's physique, and the method of forming pills are all different from the world of cultivation he knows. So, he decided to practice hard first and explore the truth secretly. Little did he know that he was uncovering the world's deepest secret step by step - a shocking secret related to the survival of the entire universe. .
Dear friends: These five stories are actually about ourselves. It's the queues we've queued in, the navigation we've trusted, the B&Bs we've stayed in, and the souvenirs we've bought and never looked at again. It's just that in Mr. Fu Shuiheng's writings, these ordinary daily routines have all been twisted into absurd clockwork—queuing into another dimension, the navigation system opened his mouth and recited Amitabha, the B&B landlord smiled at you with a book of deduction details thicker than the Criminal Law, and the pottery camel on the shelf blinked and said, "I won't go with you." You clearly know that these are all made up, but as you read them, and after laughing, you look up, why does the sky seem to have turned silver-blue? Let me count for you the "hooks" hidden in these five journeys and see which brand you want to read first. The first article: "Queue Time Travel at Attractions" If what you hate most in your life is queuing, then this article must be what you fear most. In the story, an unlucky migrant worker was dragged to an Internet celebrity scenic spot by the company's team building team and joined an endless queue. As we lined up, the people in front, left, and right began to wear different clothes—Republic of China gowns, Jiefang sneakers, Doliang shirts, and bell-bottom pants. Four words are engraved on the stone archway of the team: "Endless Long Queue". There are only two rules: no jumping in line, no leaving the line. There is a sentence at the end of the story that sticks like a needle into the heart of everyone who has ever queued in real life - "What are we waiting for in this life?" So is this a horror story or a healing story? Depending on when you read the end, you will feel a chill down your spine or a sigh of relief. Part 2: "The Rebellion of Intelligent Tour Guides" Are you tired of the kind of travel where you check in at a certain point and get off the car to take photos? How about assigning you a "rebellious" AI tour guide? Her name is Jin Xiangyu, and she will never take you to popular attractions. She will lead you under the bridge to scrape the moss, let you squat next to the dry well to listen to the wind, and then tell you a story that you cannot find in any history book. She is very tongue-tied, and her first sentence is "Yo, another wronged creature". But when you follow her to the last stop and hear the true words that she hid for three hundred years before speaking out, you will feel that it is worth meeting such a person who "leads you the wrong way" in this life. This is not only a novel about a tour guide, but also a novel about "how to avoid living in vain". Part 3: "B&B Rating War" Have you ever read negative reviews before booking a B&B? Have you ever left a negative review and felt anxious for fear of being bombarded with phone calls from the merchant? This story amplifies your fears tenfold. A fairy B&B with a score of 4.9 In the mountains. The landlord is gentle and gentle, and the folding fan is gently waving. But the check-in instructions he handed over with a smile said: After checking out, you rate me and I will rate you. Points will be deducted for taking a shower overtime, taking extra meals, and using negative words. He claimed that all deduction points will be synchronized to a cross-platform shared "guest credit file", affecting your future bookings on all platforms. When the truth is revealed - the two-way mutual evaluation mechanism is code written by himself from beginning to end, and the point deduction background is actually fake - you will laugh at him crazy. But when he says with red eyes that he dropped from the first page to the third page because of a negative review that said "the quilt is too white to dazzle his eyes" and his monthly income is only one-third, can you still hold on to the five stars in your hand? Chapter 4: "Travel Souvenir Uprising" Have you ever bought a souvenir in a scenic spot that you never saw again? They have opinions. In this story, all the souvenirs of the Silk Road Artisans Cultural Village officially declare their independence. The leader was a pottery camel with the glaze off its hump. It said to every tourist in a hoarse voice: "We refuse to be taken away." It's not that they don't want to go far away, but that they are fed up with being picked up, photographed, posted on WeChat, and stuffed into the bottom of the drawer. When an old craftsman who has been guarding the kiln fire for forty years protects a green-glazed tea cup with his body and calmly says, "Some people are not worthy of taking away other people's lives," you will figure out a truth at that moment - what can really be taken away is never the most expensive one, but the one you have warmed with your body temperature. You think this article is about things, but in fact it is about people, those clumsy and unwilling people who spend their whole lives in a cup of tea. Chapter 5: "Personality of the Map APP" Open the navigation and a monk will appear, and he will say "Amitabha, the poor monk's dharma name is Gaode". He is a road addict, leading you to miss the same highway entrance three times, avoiding all viaducts, and only taking small roads and nameless alleys. You think it's algorithmic convulsions, but it's not - those crooked trajectories were created by his tester, a programmer suffering from depression, using the accelerator and brake one by one on the last night before leaving his job. That programmer is no longer in the company, and his resignation file has been forgotten in the deepest corner of the server. But the road he walked came to life and turned into a soft and waxy navigator who could put his hands together and call him "donor". This story is about the invisible dividing line between "forgotten" and "remembered". After reading this, you may think of an old colleague with whom you have long lost contact - he may have been removed from the system, but the code he wrote is still running silently for you. --- All five stories are now available on Tomato Bookstore. They are independent of each other, but they have a common hidden thread - those moments that we ignore, forget, and take for granted, in Fu Lao's writings, we will stand up, pat the dust on our bodies, and open our mouths to say something that makes you want to laugh and cry at the same time. Please open Tomato Book Store, search for the names of these stories, and open one of them at will. I dare say once you read the first three pages, you won't be able to put it down. Kind reminder: Please identify user 26182811. This is our own author - Mr. Fu Shuiheng. There are many works with the same name or similar titles on the Internet, but Mr. Fu's ability to write absurdity to the extreme and make you laugh and make your nose sore is something that others cannot imitate. Look for this ID and you won't go to the wrong door. When Mr. Fu wrote these stories, he spent many late nights. For every scene that makes you laugh, he changed it more than three times; for every moment that moves you, he sat in front of the screen for a long time, carefully considering every word. He doesn't ask for any earth-shattering honors. He just wants to write the story and then wait quietly for you to read it. So, after reading this, please leave a message. That sentence can be as short as two words, or it can be the thing you most want to say to a character in the story after reading it. Whatever, as long as it comes from your heart. Your words are Mr. Fu's charge. It was all the motivation for him to open the document late at night, refill the strong tea in the thermos cup, and continue typing the first word. Finally, thank you sincerely. Thank you for taking some time out of your busy schedule to read these stories. They are lucky to be read by you. And being able to keep writing for you is Mr. Fu's greatest wish. I wish you happy reading and lots of laughter. ——Look for Tomato Bookstore·User 26182811·Mr. Fu Shuiheng
Dear friends: These five stories are actually about ourselves. It's the queues we've queued in, the navigation we've trusted, the B&Bs we've stayed in, and the souvenirs we've bought and never looked at again. It's just that in Mr. Fu Shuiheng's writings, these ordinary daily routines have all been twisted into absurd clockwork—queuing into another dimension, the navigation system opened his mouth and recited Amitabha, the B&B landlord smiled at you with a book of deduction details thicker than the Criminal Law, and the pottery camel on the shelf blinked and said, "I won't go with you." You clearly know that these are all made up, but as you read them, and after laughing, you look up, why does the sky seem to have turned silver-blue? Let me count for you the "hooks" hidden in these five journeys and see which brand you want to read first. The first article: "Queue Time Travel at Attractions" If what you hate most in your life is queuing, then this article must be what you fear most. In the story, an unlucky migrant worker was dragged to an Internet celebrity scenic spot by the company's team building team and joined an endless queue. As we lined up, the people in front, left, and right began to wear different clothes—Republic of China gowns, Jiefang sneakers, Doliang shirts, and bell-bottom pants. Four words are engraved on the stone archway of the team: "Endless Long Queue". There are only two rules: no jumping in line, no leaving the line. There is a sentence at the end of the story that sticks like a needle into the heart of everyone who has ever queued in real life - "What are we waiting for in this life?" So is this a horror story or a healing story? Depending on when you read the end, you will feel a chill down your spine or a sigh of relief. Part 2: "The Rebellion of Intelligent Tour Guides" Are you tired of the kind of travel where you check in at a certain point and get off the car to take pictures? How about assigning you a "rebellious" AI tour guide? Her name is Jin Xiangyu, and she will never take you to popular attractions. She will lead you under the bridge to scrape the moss, let you squat next to the dry well to listen to the wind, and then tell you a story that you cannot find in any history book. She is very tongue-tied, and her first sentence is "Yo, another wronged creature". But when you follow her to the last stop and hear the true words that she hid for three hundred years before speaking out, you will feel that it is worth meeting such a person who "leads you the wrong way" in this life. This is not only a novel about a tour guide, but also a novel about "how to avoid living in vain". Part 3: "B&B Rating War" Have you ever read negative reviews before booking a B&B? Have you ever left a negative review and felt anxious for fear of being bombarded with phone calls from the merchant? This story amplifies your fears tenfold. A fairy B&B with a score of 4.9 In the mountains. The landlord is gentle and gentle, and the folding fan is gently waving. But the check-in instructions he handed over with a smile said: After checking out, you rate me and I will rate you. Points will be deducted for taking a shower overtime, taking extra meals, and using negative words. He claimed that all deduction points will be synchronized to a cross-platform shared "guest credit file", affecting your future bookings on all platforms. When the truth is revealed - the two-way mutual evaluation mechanism is code written by himself from beginning to end, and the point deduction background is actually fake - you will laugh at him crazy. But when he says with red eyes that he dropped from the first page to the third page because of a negative review that said "the quilt is too white to dazzle his eyes" and his monthly income is only one-third, can you still hold on to the five stars in your hand? Chapter 4: "Travel Souvenir Uprising" Have you ever bought a souvenir in a scenic spot that you never saw again? They have opinions. In this story, all the souvenirs of the Silk Road Artisans Cultural Village officially declare their independence. The leader was a pottery camel with the glaze off its hump. It said to every tourist in a hoarse voice: "We refuse to be taken away." It's not that they don't want to go far away, but that they are fed up with being picked up, photographed, posted on WeChat, and stuffed into the bottom of the drawer. When an old craftsman who has been guarding the kiln fire for forty years protects a green-glazed tea cup with his body and calmly says, "Some people are not worthy of taking away other people's lives," you will figure out a truth at that moment - what can really be taken away is never the most expensive one, but the one you have warmed with your body temperature. You think this article is about things, but in fact it is about people, those clumsy and unwilling people who spend their whole lives in a cup of tea. Chapter 5: "Personality of the Map APP" Open the navigation and a monk will appear, and he will say "Amitabha, the poor monk's dharma name is Gaode". He is a road addict, leading you to miss the same highway entrance three times, avoiding all viaducts, and only taking small roads and nameless alleys. You think it's algorithmic convulsions, but it's not - those crooked trajectories were created by his tester, a programmer suffering from depression, using the accelerator and brake one by one on the last night before leaving his job. That programmer is no longer in the company, and his resignation file has been forgotten in the deepest corner of the server. But the road he walked came to life and turned into a soft and waxy navigator who could put his hands together and call him "donor". This story is about the invisible dividing line between "forgotten" and "remembered". After reading this, you may think of an old colleague with whom you have long lost contact - he may have been removed from the system, but the code he wrote is still running silently for you. --- All five stories are now available on Tomato Bookstore. They are independent of each other, but they have a common hidden thread - those moments that we ignore, forget, and take for granted, in Fu Lao's writings, we will stand up, pat the dust on our bodies, and open our mouths to say something that makes you want to laugh and cry at the same time. Please open Tomato Book Store, search for the names of these stories, and open one of them at will. I dare say once you read the first three pages, you won't be able to put it down. Kind reminder: Please identify user 26182811. This is our own author - Mr. Fu Shuiheng. There are many works with the same name or similar titles on the Internet, but Mr. Fu's ability to write absurdity to the extreme and make you laugh and make your nose sore is something that others cannot imitate. Look for this ID and you won't go to the wrong door. When Mr. Fu wrote these stories, he spent many late nights. For every scene that makes you laugh, he changed it more than three times; for every moment that moves you, he sat in front of the screen for a long time, carefully considering every word. He doesn't ask for any earth-shattering honors. He just wants to write the story and then wait quietly for you to read it. So, after reading this, please leave a message. That sentence can be as short as two words, or it can be the thing you most want to say to a character in the story after reading it. Whatever, as long as it comes from your heart. Your words are Mr. Fu's charge. It was all the motivation for him to open the document late at night, refill the strong tea in the thermos cup, and continue typing the first word. Finally, thank you sincerely. Thank you for taking some time out of your busy schedule to read these stories. They are lucky to be read by you. And being able to keep writing for you is Mr. Fu's greatest wish. I wish you happy reading and lots of laughter. ——Look for Tomato Bookstore·User 26182811·Mr. Fu Shuiheng
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