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Five stories, five antidotes to life - Mr. Fu Shuiheng's "Feedback Delay" series is new again. This time the protagonists are not only Fang Keke and Lin Shen. Friends, do you still remember the old uncle Fu Shuiheng who has been farming in Chixi Village, Pengkou Town, Liancheng County, Fujian Province for 40 years, and almost admitted to college, but he simply didn't fill in the application form because he didn't want to apply? Do you still remember his two precious nephews who called him "uncle" - Fang Keke, who threw his smartphone into the stream of Pingkeng Falls and typed slower than talking on an old machine, and Lin Shen, who invented the cause-and-effect mirror and was almost chased by the whole village and called "crow's mouth"? They are back. And this time, there was a new face in the courtyard of Chixi Village - Fu Shuilan, a young man who resigned from Xiamen and returned to the village to farm. After graduating from university, he worked as an e-commerce operator for two years. One day, he suddenly announced that he would return to his hometown to become a farmer. His mother was so angry that she called her uncle and cried for 40 minutes. It took him forty days to grow spinach, and three days of waiting to learn how to see the seeds without peeling off the soil. He is now a student in the third phase of Chixi Village's "Slow Life Training Course" and a seed contestant in the firewood chopping competition. These five new stories happened among such a group of people. They are independent of each other, but when strung together, they form a complete training camp from "can't wait" to "can wait". I will talk to you one by one below, trying not to spoil anything, and only talk about the highlights. The sixth story: "Sowing Anxiety" - When you peel off the soil and look at the seeds, the seeds are also looking at you. The protagonist of this story is Fu Shuilan. The kid came to Chixi Village with a full set of equipment - a brand new jacket, hiking boots, a stack of agricultural books, and a bundle of hoes bought from the city's hardware store. The old uncle took one look at the hoe and said, "It's too light, and the handle is too thin. It's used by city people to grow flowers, not for farming." On the first day of plowing the ground, he got two shiny blisters on his hands; after sowing, he did what any impatient person would do - peel off the soil to see if the seeds had germinated. Fang Kele watched from the side with mixed feelings in his heart. Because he understands it too well - he was like this three months ago, lying on the ground every day wishing he could roast the seeds with his eyes. He set a rule for Fu Shuilan: he was only allowed to go to the field twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. He was not allowed to go at other times. He would drag him back when he went. Fu Shuilan tried to violate the rules seventeen times on the first day and was pulled back eleven times. But he finally endured it - the moment the seeds sprouted, he hugged Fang Keke and howled, and then said something that made Fang Keke almost cry: "This is the first time in my life that I have really waited for something for so many days." Suitable for people: You who want to see the results immediately in everything you do; you who can't help but refresh the background data repeatedly; you who always feel that "something will happen if you don't keep an eye on it". The seventh story: "Long Feedback Loop Education" - The old uncle taught a course, semester duration: ten years. On the day of the winter solstice, the old uncle called Fang Keke, Lin Shen and Fu Shuilan into the main room, and took out three grapefruit seeds, three blank thread-bound books, and an old pen from the camphor wood box. "Each person has a seed and a notebook. Plant it, water it every day, and write a line in the notebook every day. Keep writing until the grapefruit grows." How long does it take for a grapefruit to grow from seed to fruit? The old uncle raised a finger: "If you're lucky, seven or eight years. If you're not lucky, it'll be ten years." Fang Kele almost dropped the seeds in his hand. The longest planning period he has ever done in his life was four years in college, and now his uncle wants him to keep a diary for ten years? But Fu Shuilan said something that made everyone silent for a long time: "My uncle is not teaching us to plant trees, but teaching us how to talk to our future selves. Every line in this book is a letter from you today to you ten years from now." Suitable for the crowd: You who can't imagine yourself doing something for more than a year; you who always feel that "it's too long and not worth it"; you who need to redefine "time" with a grapefruit seed. The eighth story: "Visualizing Invisible Progress" - Lin Shen drew dozens of pictures and pinned the invisible growth on paper. Lin Shen planted grapefruit seeds for forty-three days, and wrote "Water. No change." Forty-three times in his diary. He collapsed - not because of lack of willpower, but because he needed to "see" progress. So he invented a "progress visualization system" using his uncle's papyrus, Uncle Yang's brushes, and chalk from Atubo's fields. He divided the growth of grapefruit into ten stages and drew marks on the graph paper every day - circles represented the completion of observations, arrows represented directional progress, and stars represented staged breakthroughs. After the news spread, A Tubo came to his door and asked Lin Shen to help him draw a "Paddy Field Temperament Tracking Chart"; Sister A Hua wanted to record changes in beer sales in the canteen; Uncle Yang wanted to record the flowering cycle of orchids; Lao Qiu wanted to record the winning and losing ratios of playing chess with Uncle Yang - the data showed that his winning rate had increased from 30% three years ago to 45%. After reading the chart, Uncle Yang was silent for a long time and said, "There must be something wrong with your picture", but with a smile on his lips. Suitable for people: You who need to "see" to "believe"; you who are easily lost in the long process; you who like to talk with data but don't want a cold APP. The ninth story: "Reverse Hunger Syndrome" - Fang Kele and Lin Shen collapsed at the same time, and the old uncle only said, "I'm going to dig the floor." On the forty-seventh day of long-term feedback education, Fang Kele lay in bed and didn't want to get up, while Lin Shen sat at the desk and stared at the chart in a daze. The two people fell into "psychological hunger" at the same time - they did a lot of things, growing vegetables, chopping firewood, writing diaries, and drawing charts, but no one gave them feedback. No likes, no comments, no one saying "you did a good job". Fang Kele said: "It's not that I don't want to persevere, I'm just too hungry to have the energy to persevere." The old uncle didn't make sense. He sat beside Fang Kele's bed for a while, then stood up, picked up the hoe, and said, "I'm going to dig the ground." Fang Kele and Lin Shen looked at each other, silently picked up their hoes and followed. That afternoon they plowed a large piece of sloping land, and in the evening my uncle made a pot of grapefruit tea using grapefruits from the trees. While drinking tea, the old uncle said: "If people are still willing to work when they are hungry, they are not really hungry, but just greedy. They are hungry for feedback, hungry for recognition, and hungry for other people's words. Greedy is not a disease, but a habit. People who are used to eating takeaways suddenly cook for themselves, and there will always be a few days when they are particularly hungry for the MSG smell outside. Just get over it." Suitable for the crowd: You who suddenly feel "what's the point of it all" on the way to perseverance; you who know clearly that waiting is right but just can't wait any longer; you who need someone to tell you "you are just greedy, not hungry". The tenth story: "Delayed Gratification Accelerator" - Lin Shen invented something again, this time his uncle used a 20-year-old kitchen timer to end everything. Lin Shen found a 20-year-old clockwork timer from his uncle's kitchen window sill, and suddenly had an idea: Can he invent a "Delayed Gratification Accelerator"? Instead of skipping the process and looking at the results - that's the mistake of the cause and effect mirror - the long wait is cut into short segments, and each segment is equipped with a mini reward so that people don't starve to death while waiting. He built a "time amusement park" in the yard: a giant hourglass, a wall clock and a mirror, and tree trunks filled with reward bags. Fang Keke was pulled to test "Hourglass Blind Waiting" - sitting in front of the hourglass without moving for two hours, he almost drilled a hole in the bottom of the hourglass to make the sand flow faster. Lin Shen was personally tested by his uncle on the "no-feedback squat" - squatting until his legs were shaking. He thought he only squatted for four minutes, but actually squatted for more than eight minutes. After the test, the old uncle put the twenty-year-old kitchen timer on the ground and asked, "How are the devices you made different from my timer?" Lin Shen was stunned. There are no scales on the timer, no cards, no mirrors, and no auxiliary functions. It only has a knob and a bell that rings. For twenty years, the old uncle twisted it once every time, waited, heard the sound, and turned off the fire. Never felt bad. Suitable for people: You who like to use tools to solve psychological problems; you who always feel that "you can't wait because there is no good way"; you who need to be taught a lesson by a twenty-year-old timer. Why are these five stories worth reading in one sitting? Because these five stories solve a progressive proposition. "Sowing Anxiety" allows you to see that your anxiety is not a character flaw, but an instinctive reaction that everyone has. It is not a sin to peel off the soil to see the seeds, but it is a matter of ability not to peel them. "Long Feedback Loop Education" allows you to accept that some things just take ten years to see results. Not all seeds are harvested within thirty days. The time from seed to fruit of grapefruit is longer than the time from birth to elementary school. "Visualizing Invisible Progress" gives you tools - during the long wait, you need some visible anchors. It's not about deceiving yourself, it's about letting you feel that you are moving forward even in the dark. "Reverse Hunger Syndrome" gives you a warning - even if you have the tools, understand the principles, and resist digging into the soil, you will still feel hungry at a certain point. That is not a failure, it is an inevitable reaction in the transformation process. The moment the old uncle said, "I'm going to dig up the ground," you knew what Dinghai Shenzhen was. "Delayed Gratification Accelerator" gives you reflection - you try every means to make waiting easier, but a real master of waiting does not need to make waiting easy at all. They have made waiting a daily routine, as natural as breathing. Five stories, five steps. From "can't wait" to "can't wait", from "need feedback" to "generate feedback", from "reliance on tools" to "living it as a habit". Mr. Fu Shuiheng's writing style is as always - Hakka dialect mixed with earthy idioms, which will make you laugh so hard that your nose will suddenly feel sore. Fang Kele and Lin Shen are responsible for making jokes and acting evil, one fanning the flames and the other igniting the fire; the old uncle is responsible for sitting firmly on the Diaoyutai, using a kitchen timer, a hoe, and a pot of grapefruit tea to untie all the knots in an understatement. Finally, let's talk about the online platform. These five stories have been simultaneously launched on Tomato Music, Tomato Novel, Toutiao Express Edition, Toutiao, Wukong Browser, Danhua, and Changdu Novel. Be careful when searching - only user 26182811 is our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Don't search wrongly, there are several accounts called "Shui Heng" on the market, but only this one will tell you the truth about life using the aroma of sweet potato porridge and the sweet and sour grapefruit tea. If you feel that you are still interested after reading this - I believe you will, because Fang Keke and Lin Shen still have a long way to go to become monsters - then go blow the creative charge for the old man. Tell him that someone is waiting for his next pot of old Hakka wine, waiting for a new bamboo chair to be moved into the yard of Chixi Village, and waiting for the old uncle to dig out the next seed with a name engraved on it from the camphor wood box. This kind of author deserves to be seen by more people, and this kind of story deserves to be a reason for you to slow down in this era where everything is pursuing "fast". Thank you for taking the time to read this recommendation. If these five stories can make you think of the words "seedling stage" at a certain moment when you can't wait, or think of your uncle's words "I'll dig the ground" at a certain late night when you want to give up, then Mr. Fu Shuiheng's grapefruit seeds will bear another fruit.
A fairy tale for adults about cultivating immortality, which is exciting, lustful, and heaven-defying. "Is your life enough to pay for it?" ", Written by Bu Qiuzhang, the male protagonist is dumped at the beginning and is in poverty. He accidentally obtained the inheritance of cultivating immortals. He practices to be supreme and forgets his feelings, but he insists on controlling the cause and effect - whoever betrays him will be repaid a hundredfold; whoever loves him will protect him to the death. I met girls of all kinds along the way, and I treated them all sincerely. Double cultivation is not only a warming of feelings, but also a breakthrough in cultivation. From a mortal to the pinnacle, he has done it: not only to keep his beauty, but also to surrender to the world.
Every chapter is a masterpiece. I was attracted to this book as soon as I opened it. It is a high-quality and nutritious book, and the animation is also very exciting.
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