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1155 无 The Invincible Little Blacksmith Qingfeng HanwuUrban252k WordsCompleted 207Reads—Score—Shelves

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An ordinary person's counterattack. You and I are both dark horses. After reading this, we will become gods.

1159 重 Rebirth in 80, from the Scourge of the Courtyard to the Unparalleled National Scholar The Song Is Not FinishedUrban936k WordsOngoing 4.9kReads6.2Score265Shelves

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These two books are too evil. The first one is 🔥super burning🔥reborn in 80, from the scourge in the courtyard to the unparalleled national warriors. The second book is a scourge to the sky, a scourge to the earth, and a scourge to you, me and him.

1162 我 I Traveled to Shanxi to Fight Against Japan User 26182811Urban1.5M WordsCompleted 12Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Before the trumpet of victory sounded, someone was carrying the truth in the dark - why I couldn't close the book "From Ordinary to Legendary" late at night. The book spread out on my lap, the pages seemed to still carry the chill and smoke of Taihang Mountain in April. It was dark and quiet outside the window, but I was immersed in the turbulent time and space in the spring of 1945, and it was difficult to calm down my mind for a long time. If you think this is just an ordinary anti-Japanese novel, then you will miss a precious opportunity to face the complex texture of history and the texture of human nature. The most moving part of "From Ordinary to Legend" is precisely that it tears away the halo of "legend" and allows us to see how flesh and blood make choices and bear in the torrent of the times, and how to walk out of the true "extraordinary" step by step in the torn apart between faith and reality. Highlight 1: The deepest undercurrent on the eve of victory - a breathtakingly real historical texture. The story begins after a big victory. The independent brigade commander Fu Bikang led the soldiers in triumph, and flowers, applause, and commendations followed one after another. But the cruelty of war is that the most dangerous moments often lurk in the dawn of victory. The author does not let the hero stay in the glory of victory, but with a twist of writing, he drags us into a deeper and more complex battlefield: the Japanese "Remnant Star" task force lurks in the mountains like a poisonous thorn, trying to destroy war crimes and assassinate key figures; and what is even more spine-chilling is that some "friendly forces" actually colluded with the enemy, traded intelligence, and delineated their spheres of influence. When I read those decrypted secret messages, I seemed to be able to touch the coldness of the paper - they were not fictitious conspiracies, but real shadows in the folds of history. When Fu Bikang discovered the truth but was forced to seal up the evidence, the feeling of powerlessness penetrated the back of the paper, making us instantly understand: some wars really start only after the guns stop. Highlight 2: Every choice is a purgatory of conscience - an in-depth narrative that transcends binary opposition. The dilemma faced by Fu Bikang is the most heart-wrenching part of the book. This iron-blooded brigade commander can command thousands of troops and charge into battle in a hail of bullets, but he falls into an unprecedented struggle in front of a few pieces of paper. Reporting the truth may lead to a breakdown in the united front, giving the Japanese an opportunity; remaining silent means allowing traitors to run free, and ordinary people who risk their lives to support the Anti-Japanese War may be purged. The author does not give a simple answer, but takes us step by step into Fu Bikang's inner storm - the pain that he has to endure even though he knows where justice lies, the suffering of watching his comrades sacrifice but being unable to seek justice for them. This is no longer a simple narrative of "good guys fighting bad guys." Here, everyone has their own position, calculation and last resort. The gentle but dangerous beating of Staff Officer Zheng when he visited late at night; the heaviness behind the words of military chief Chen Mo, "Protecting the living is sometimes more important than exposing everything"; the details of Fu Bikang's knuckles turning white from exertion when he finally sealed the evidence... Everywhere is filled with the complexity and weight of the adult world. Highlight three: Those names forgotten by history - how ordinary people create legends. The title of the book is "From Ordinary to Legendary", but what shocked me the most was those ordinary people who did not "move towards legends". Nineteen-year-old scout Sun Xiaohu, before he died, he was thinking about his sick father in his hometown and had a simple wish to "go to school and study medicine when he wins." The moment he pounced on the enemy and fired the grenade, what he shouted was: "Tell my dad that I am worthy of him!" There were no heroic words, only the last attachment to ordinary life. War doctor Lin Wanning, Fu Bikang's wife, her battlefield is on the operating table. When her husband was seriously injured and unconscious, her hand holding the scalpel trembled for the first time - the author uses this detail to tell us that no matter how strong a person is, there are weaknesses. And what she said to Fu Bikang, "There are some bottom lines that cannot be broken," became the spiritual coordinate of the whole book. There are also Aunt Li who took out her own shroud and put it on the fallen soldiers, Lao Wang from the cooking team who sent his only son to the battlefield and treated the army as his home, and the young man in the translation team who knew the danger but still deciphered the documents all night long... The glimmers of these ordinary people gathered into the warmest flame in the darkness. They let us understand that a legend is never the story of one person, but a group of ordinary people who used their lives to illuminate each other's path in extraordinary times. Highlight 4: There is a breath of mountains and rivers in the words - an immersive reading experience. The author's words have a rare texture. You can smell the smell of soil mixed with blood after the rain in Heifengling, you can touch the cold and wet rock walls of Laojun Cave, and you can see the long shadow cast by the oil lamp in the ancestral hall before dawn in Zhaojiazhuang. When Fu Bikang sealed the evidence in the cellar late at night and slowly poured the wax oil to solidify, the ritual feeling of "locking the weight of countless innocent souls into the darkness" came over him. When Lin Wanning changes the dressing for the wounded, her fingers tremble slightly but her movements are precise, the restraint and depth of love in the battlefield are self-evident. When Sun Xiaohu's coffin was carried to the back mountain in the morning light, and the whole village bid farewell to it in silence, the solemnity of collective mourning made me hold my breath in front of the screen. This is not history viewed from a distance, but an immersive past. You will bump along the rugged trails of the Taihang Mountains with Fu Bikang, and your wounds will ache as the stretcher rises and falls; you will race against time in front of the operating table with Lin Wanning, sweat dripping from your forehead into your collar; you may even feel in a daze that you are the seventeen-year-old correspondent Xiao Li, sobbing over the bodies of his comrades in the ancestral hall. Why should you open this book? Because in an era of entertainment to death, we still need some "heavy" stories to anchor the weight of life. "From Ordinary to Legend" does not provide an easy reading experience, it provides the tension of thinking, the depth of emotion and the sense of historical depth. It tells us: heroes are not born, but are tempered through dilemmas one after another; victory is not taken for granted, but is paved with the bodies of countless people at the junction of light and darkness. When you close this book, you will remember Fu Bikang's oath in front of the martyr's tomb: "As long as I am alive, I will never forget it." You will remember Lin Wanning's words in the morning light: "The ability to maintain pain is actually a kind of preciousness." You will understand that the so-called legend is the courage to still choose to move forward after recognizing the complexity of history and the limitations of human nature. This is not only a story about war, but also a modern apocalypse about responsibility, conscience, love and sacrifice. When everyone is rushing forward, it invites us to stop and look at the footprints deeply embedded in the national memory on the way here. Tonight, let "From Ordinary to Legend" take you through the mists of time and touch that not-so-distant but meaningful time. You will find that the light of those souls struggling to move forward in the dark night of history can still illuminate our way forward.

1164 中 Common Knowledge of Ancient Chinese Culture Wang LiHistorical132k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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🍬Chinese and history related knowledge📚

1167 特 Special Battle Glory: a Bloody Attack on Yan Poyue at the Beginning Love to Eat Huaiyinhou374k WordsCompleted 4.7kReads8.3Score254Shelves

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❤Qin Yuan traveled to the world of special warfare glory, and his family was full of loyalists. My great-grandfather was a veteran of the Anti-Japanese War. My grandfather was a first-generation drug police officer, and my father was a second-generation drug police officer who died in the line of duty. He was trained by the one-armed grandfather and wanted to join the Cheetah Commando. As soon as he entered the military camp, he activated the god-level gene system and started to soar into the sky. At this time, Yan Poyue's trouble also came. What wonderful performance will Qin Yuan have? What will happen to Yan Poyue? People are looking forward to this passionate legend. 🔥

1168 戏 The Drama Continues and the Pearls Are Returned Night Waiting for Dawn240k WordsCompleted 268Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Logic plot online

1171 修 Cultivation of Immortality Is a Philosophy Good LifeUrban96k WordsCompleted 389Reads5.8Score142Shelves

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There is no end to birth, old age, illness and death, but through cultivation and enlightenment one can achieve transcendence. I am a vulgar person, but I have become an immortal. If I don't suffer, I won't enjoy it.

1177 雍 Pictures of Yongzheng Swordsmen (Volumes 1 and 2) Chang JiemiaoHistorical1.0M WordsCompleted 862Reads9.5Score101Shelves

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Chinese masterpiece ceiling

1178 北 Northern Spy Fight AgainUrban908k WordsCompleted 95Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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I highly recommend the first book. It describes the mental journey of a Northeastern beard who joined the revolutionary ranks to fight against Japan. Despite the low score given by Tomato, the writing is really good, unsystematic, and not time-travelling. The other two books are also rare and good books!

1179 千 Who Is the Beauty of the Ages? Master Fu KongHistorical1.9M WordsOngoing 75Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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There are historical figures that are heart-wrenching, there are men and women in the workplace who hate evil, the styles are different, and the stories are touching.

1184 抗 Anti-Japanese War: Tiger Ben? No, Please Call Me Great Power! Huangbei 97Urban2.0M WordsOngoing 6kReads5.8Score687Shelves

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Then read this top-notch article on the Anti-Japanese War Zone. You can even read it all night long. It is very refreshing and full of positive energy.

1185 科 A Flower in Scientific Research Escapes from Marriage Again and Again Qing E XiModern Romance1.1M WordsCompleted 7.1kReads9.2Score929Shelves

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A female PhD student in mathematics can fly through time without a golden finger. She is highly intelligent and humorous.

1189 何 Why Not Cross by Boat? Xian YukeAncient Romance483k WordsCompleted 184.5kReads9.7Score30.4kShelves

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🩰I have been reading Tomato for more than two years, and the one I think is very good at the moment is "Why Don't You Cross the Boat". The writing is superb, and it's not just about love, but about the righteousness of family and country. I highly recommend it and it's super good-looking.

1194 北 Northern Wei Dynasty Mouguo: This Xuande Is Too Strong Dudu Who Lives on the MoonHistorical3.2M WordsCompleted 2.5kReads7.3Score160Shelves

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Rebuilding the Han Empire in the Southern and Northern Dynasties

1197 做 You Don't Have to Be Too Normal, a Professional Valet Is Very Busy ButterflyModern Romance261k WordsCompleted 22.7kReads9.4Score3.9kShelves

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🔥🔥Others in the book are either vicious female supporting characters or beautiful cannon fodder. When the time comes, they dress up as the male protagonist's valet. "It's been a long time since I saw the young master smiling so happily." "The young master brought a woman home for the first time." "I've never seen the young master be so interested in a woman." 🔥As long as the male protagonist utters these three famous quotes that shocked the romance industry after meeting the female protagonist, she can successfully complete the task.