I'm in a Serious Reading Slump. Share the Masterpieces You Consider Legendary

51 异 Otherworldly Shop System 341 PeopleEastern Fantasy5.2M WordsCompleted 10.9kReads8.3Score879Shelves

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In fact, they are all full of books, and the high scores on Tomato are all fake. At first glance, they are from Shua. After looking at the high scores, I went in and read, and the ten or twenty chapters came out immediately... It doesn't even have the most basic logic of normal people!

55 我 I Am the First Emperor of Qin, and I Have Lived in the Qin Dynasty for Ten Thousand Years. Sky Wind, Sea WavesHistorical1.0M WordsCompleted 186Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Become Qin Shi Huang for a time? Experience the hardships of childhood as one emperor through the ages, the murderous tactics as an adult, and the grudges and grudges that wipe out the six kingdoms? This book is the only one on the entire Internet that tells the story of Qin Shihuang/the official history of the Qin Dynasty in the first person. It is a non-time-travel imaginary text and has a strong sense of immersion! When searching for "Qin Shihuang" or "Great Qin" on the Tomato Novel website, "I am Qin Shi Huang, Great Qin Ten Thousand Years" is at the top! Welcome to read comments and update! #Qinshihuang#Qin#Tomato novel

57 冷 Cold War Wolf: the Ivanov Files AiboliEastern Fantasy181k WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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Jue [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss]

58 请 Call Me Lord Ghost Messenger The Cat from the Xu FamilyMystery2.1M WordsCompleted 176.2kReads9.6Score19.7kShelves

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These two books, these two books, they have become gods in my heart. They are super good-looking. They are not good at the beginning, but slow to develop. The only thing is that I hope they don't have a female protagonist. You must read it, I strongly recommend it. It's not good-looking and it doesn't cost money. Okay.

59 恶 The Evil Ghost Is Wild and Pure Simple Pig 2008482k WordsCompleted 46Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Uncle's little book boy

60 穿 Transmigrating as the Antarctic Immortal: Turning the Tables and Attaining the Dao in the Primordial World Heaven's Dream, Great HarmonyEastern Fantasy1.8M WordsOngoing 6.5kReads6.6Score311Shelves

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Come on, come on, babies

61 残 Residual Seal Dragon PestleUrban900k WordsCompleted 4.2kReads8.4Score502Shelves

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It is a high-quality book, a hard-core work for men in science and engineering. It is a low-end, high-end, imaginative and slow-burning type. It is a magical, realistic, suspenseful and brain-burning novel. The subject matter is novel and the logic is rigorous. There is no cheat code for the time-travel and rebirth system. The narrative is smooth and funny without watering down. The content covers history, workplace, military, scientific research, national security, criminal investigation, scheming, murder, as well as high-tech espionage, hacker warfare, and electronic warfare. The twist in the ending is in-depth and tailor-made for old bookworms. If it doesn't look good, I will kill myself to death!

62 朕 I Am the Song Dynasty: From the Chanyuan Treaty to Rome's Surrender Chubby Tangerine AguHistorical1.2M WordsCompleted 2.4kReads7.3Score113Shelves

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If you like the Song Dynasty and are looking forward to an iron-blooded Song Dynasty, you are welcome to come and give it a try!

63 修 Repairing Dragon Veins: Starting from Digging Dragons in the Three Gorges Liang ZiyuanUrban319k WordsCompleted 55Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Warning: This is not a tomb robbing guide! ‌ While the West is waiting for the "storm of spiritual energy" - the people of the Dragon Kingdom have tightened their grip on the wrench and ‌dived into the veins of the earth‌: using the plates as anvils and the veins as filters, they forge the dragon's energy into spiritual breath. Open this book and unlock the "Ley Line Calibration Power" buried in your DNA by your ancestors - the so-called recovery is just that humans have finally learned to tighten their own screws.

64 隔 Next Door Drama User26182811Historical2.8M WordsCompleted 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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"The Play Next Door": Three Lamps, Illuminating the Forgotten World If you have ever felt that modern life is missing something - less awe, less warmth, less moments for the soul to stop - then, please enter the world of "The Play Next Door". There is no grand war epic here, no lingering love between children, only three "little people": an old man from the temple who always calls for prayers half a quarter of an hour early, a mute uncle who keeps the temple with his hair to refill lamp oil, and a dancing girl who broke her leg in the snow. But their stories illuminate the deepest losses and longings of our time. 1. "The Caller of the Mosque": In an era when every second counts, who leaves us that "half-quarter of an hour"? "Time is money" – we are taught this. So we optimize every minute, compress every gap, and turn life into an efficient assembly line. But Khalid, the caller, had insisted on climbing the minaret half a quarter of an hour earlier for thirty years. In this half-quarter of an hour, the apprentices in the dyeing shop have time to cover the paint bucket, the mother has time to call back her playful children, and the veterans who have been traumatized by the war can slowly withdraw from their memories. This half-quarter of an hour is not slackness, but compassion; it is not an error, it is a blank space; it is not a violation of rules, but the deepest understanding of human nature. Until the new elder brought a copper kettle and dripper and demanded "absolute punctuality." A craftsman fell from the sundial, a mother almost lost her child, and the heartbeat of the city was disrupted. What we see in this story is more than just a dispute over a monastery? That is the epitome of the entire modern civilization - when algorithms determine our sleep, KPIs cut our time, and efficiency crushes all human touches, do we still remember: the ultimate purpose of all rules is to make people live more like human beings? The most shocking part of this chapter is what the elder said when he finally woke up: "I made the mistake of taking unity as the goal. In fact, the goal should be connection." After reading this, every modern person who is chased by a deadline will feel a tremor in his heart. 2. "Candle Keeper in the Ancestral Hall": In an era when everything is clearly priced, what is worth guarding "uneconomically"? The new patriarch made some economic calculations: the ever-burning lantern consumes sixty taels of oil a year, which is not as good as turning it off at midnight and lighting it at Mao hour. The money saved can be used to build the ancestral hall, pay the tutor, and provide extra meals for the whole family. This logic is so familiar, it's chillingly familiar. Aren't we calculating this way too? Ancient buildings occupy "useless land," traditional crafts have "no market," and ancient rituals are "a waste of time." When everything is priced, the soul begins to wander. But the dumb uncle, the almost forgotten candle keeper, secretly returns to the ancestral hall every night. When the oil ran out, he cut off his own hair and woven it into a wick; when he ran out of money, he pawned his ancestral jade pendant to change the oil. He resisted silently and used the most clumsy way to protect an "uneconomical" lamp. Until a severe drought came, the patriarch dreamed that his ancestors shouted angrily: "If the lights go out, the pulse will break!" Until he saw half a jade pendant and the lock of white hair in the dumb uncle's hand. "The lamp is not a lamp," said the dumb uncle. Yes, that is not an oil lamp. It is the coordinates for the wanderers to go home, the code for the separated people to recognize each other, and the spiritual code of "the reason why a group of people become us". This story questions every modern person: In the era of pursuing cost-effectiveness, are we personally extinguishing the ever-lasting light of our own civilization? 3. "Temple Dancers": What did we lose in the carnival of entertainment to death? Suyue's dance was once a miracle. Twice a month, they dance without music in the morning light, and believers "see it as if they are seeing God." Until the new owner decided: one show every day, with music, adapted actions, and sell tickets to watch. As expected, there were more pilgrims, the applause was warmer, and the coins jingled. But the old pilgrims left quietly: "It was noisy, like going to a market. Miss Suyue was still dancing, but the god was gone." This is simply an accurate metaphor for our cultural situation. When sacred rituals become tourist performances, when profound thoughts become internet celebrity chicken soup, and when all spiritual experiences are packaged into consumable products, we gain excitement but lose touch; we gain convenience but lose awe. The moment Su Yue finally fell and broke her leg in the snow, muttering "God is gone", was the lament of all eras of cultural decay. The aftertaste of the story is even more thought-provoking: many years later, she saw light again in the eyes of a little girl - perhaps, the true holiness is not in the form, but in the preparation of the heart; not in the number of onlookers, but in whether the dancer is as clean as a mirror. Why must you read "The Play Next Door"? Because this is not just a novel, but a mirror that holds up the collective symptoms of our times: · When we get lost in the obsession with efficiency, Khalid's half-quarter-hour reminder: humanity needs gaps to breathe. · When we are indifferent in utilitarian calculations, the dumb uncle's continued light shows: there are values ​​that transcend abacus. · When we are empty in the entertainment carnival, Su Yue's broken leg warns: once the sacred becomes secular, it can never be regained. The author uses the simplest narrative to explore the most fundamental issue: How should people get along with time? How should traditions be passed on? How should the sacred survive? These seemingly ancient propositions are precisely the "brakes" that are most urgently needed in our rapidly rotating era. The text of "The Play Next Door" is like warm rice wine in winter. It is dull at first but has a long lasting power. It is not in a hurry to preach, but just quietly demonstrates: Look, there were people who lived like this; listen, these almost forgotten wisdoms. When you close the book, you will find that you have changed - walking on the street, you may notice the "untimely" slowness; when you return to your hometown, you may see the dusty lamp in the ancestral hall again; when facing the numerous cultural performances, you may ask: Is there a soul underneath this bustle? In this world where everything is too fast, too noisy, and too practical, "The Show Next Door" is a place where you can slow down, calm down, and think. There are three lights inside: one that shines on the mercy of time, one that shines on the weight of inheritance, and one that shines on the sacred boundary. They may not be able to change the world immediately, but they can first illuminate you who reads them - and don't all changes begin with one person who is illuminated? "The Play Next Door" has lit up these three lights for you, now all you need to do is push open the door.

65 重 20 Years After Rebirth, from Stubborn Master to Four-Year-Old Youth Mr. Red FlagUrban1.7M WordsCompleted 5.2kReads7.5Score367Shelves

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Beijing-style chronicle. If you have experience and don't read Shuangwen, you can click to read it.

66 穿 Dressed as a Tigress from the Beast World LaoqingganAncient Romance528k WordsCompleted 5.9kReads9.1Score391Shelves

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Read this book to change your mood. [Praise]

67 大 Great Ming: Zhu Di Leads the Northern Campaign, and I Come to Oversee the State I Have Heard of High AntiquityHistorical2.0M WordsCompleted 17.2kReads5.8Score1.4kShelves

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Recommend! Five-star recommendation to everyone. Don't miss this beautiful article.

71 末 Doomsday Evolution: The Zombie Overlord Three Winds 11Sci-Fi & Apocalypse1.1M WordsCompleted 10.1kReads8.9Score732Shelves

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Very nice zombie story

72 破 The Haunted House Live Room of the Bankrupt Master Sulfon YuanMystery356k WordsCompleted 70Reads—Score—Shelves

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Read this book to save yourself from the book shortage

73 亿 A Hundred Million HP Boost Just Came Through, and My Dad Tells Me to Get Lost? Jing JiangyanUrban3.5M WordsOngoing 105.2kReads8.6Score13.7kShelves

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Recommended for an all-nighter! The single heroine is a cool story, and the war between all the races in the academy never stops!

74 仙 Immortal Martial Emperor Six Realms, Three PathsEastern Fantasy9.4M WordsCompleted 105.2kReads5.8Score18.1kShelves

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Recommend super good-looking books. Book lovers who are serious about reading can check them out. The mysterious ones, the urban ones, the fantasy ones.

81 网 The Online Game Catches the Goose and Pinches the Goddess, She Kicks the God King into a Girl My Name Is SarahSports116k WordsOngoing 16Reads—Score—Shelves

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I recommend this book, you will definitely not lose money if you read it [The Master of Sparrow Food]

82 东 Northeast Memory: Past Events on Qingyun Road Sheng AnjunUrban519k WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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[The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food]

83 无 The One Without Desires Qian XiaoUrban1.7M WordsCompleted 63.5kReads9.4Score6.7kShelves

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Well, it's very beautiful, a masterpiece in my heart

87 白 White Noise: the All-Seeing Eye CantorUrban482k WordsOngoing 34Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Specializing in curing book shortages, do you dare to take a look?

88 火 Naruto: The Story of My Two Souls in One Body Field Snail256k WordsCompleted 1.1kReads8.9Score126Shelves

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All I can say is, these are really nice!!

94 震 Shocking! I’m a Buddha, Yet I Slaughtered the Spirit Mountain Murong LongchengEastern Fantasy539k WordsCompleted 11.4kReads9.2Score938Shelves

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I won't talk about the first one The second book personally feels good The third book is about beast control. The content is good, but the update is too slow. The fourth book I read half a year ago was quite exciting in the early stages, but I have to read more about patience later on.

97 超 Superpowers: I Have a Replication Mirror Three Nine Sound DomainUrban1.5M WordsCompleted 151.6kReads9.6Score17.4kShelves

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Personally, I think there are only these two books

98 商 Tongjian of Business History Mu Feng Wuchen SemicolonHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 128Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Good quality writing

99 穿 After Transmigrating into a Villainess, the Male Leads Eavesdrop on My Thoughts The Breeze Has a Mind of Its OwnAncient Romance776k WordsCompleted 17.1kReads9.2Score2.7kShelves

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Goose goose, the first book made me laugh to death