Uplifting Books That Teach You Something, Especially About Law or Medicine

51 一 Once He Traveled Through Time, He Would Marry the Disabled Prince and Become the Favorite of the Group. Chen JiuAncient Romance230k WordsCompleted 90Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The first Feng Shui novel [top post]

52 匠 Ingenuity SandbagsUrban2.7M WordsCompleted 281Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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You can learn a lot from these two books, but I can't introduce them. Please move to the main text.

53 不 A Chinese Medicine Practitioner Who Can't Deliver Takeaways Is Not a Good Governor. Be SafeModern Romance964k WordsCompleted 11Reads—Score—Shelves

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You can learn a lot of things

54 弃 Abandoned Son Becomes Emperor: My Destiny Is up to Me and Not to God Shitou XiaoxiMystery113k WordsCompleted 15Reads—Score—Shelves

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These two books are high-quality novels that have a very correct outlook on life and allow you to learn more than just legal and medical knowledge!

56 国 Masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Starting from Community Internship Old Bookmaker from Prehistoric TimesUrban280k WordsCompleted 106Reads8.2Score—Shelves

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Highly recommended!

57 职 Workplace Cleverness Zhai XiaoyingUrban2.2M WordsCompleted 108Reads—Score—Shelves

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What I read in high school are economics books, so I will imitate them.

58 明 The Bright Moon Shines Brightly on Ancient and Modern Times Song of ClothesAncient Romance151k WordsCompleted 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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The Three Views are super upright. You can learn legal knowledge from the first book; the second book is fun to read and makes you feel happy. The Three Views Are Upright [Sending Hearts]

63 向 Born Towards the Sun Li XiangxiangUrban1.0M WordsCompleted 125.2kReads9.6Score14.2kShelves

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Improve self-cultivation

64 网 Online Games Reshape Life Wang DuziSports1.5M WordsOngoing 5.4kReads5.8Score343Shelves

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This is a novel that ordinary people can change their lives in real life after reading it. If you want to change your life against the odds, if you want to make more money, and if you don't want to dream about it every day, then this book is suitable for you. It is recommended to read it thoroughly. After you understand it, your life will be reversed.

65 汴 Bianjingchunshen WheatAncient Romance1.6M WordsCompleted 20.2kReads9.5Score2.6kShelves

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The three views are correct, I am very touched, and I can learn a lot of knowledge.

66 穿 A Wonderful Journey Through Ancient Psychological Counselors Mo MiaomiaoAncient Romance650k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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I think these books are good

67 刚 Just After Time Travel, a Big Case Was Solved, It Makes Sense, Right? DusikeUrban761k WordsCompleted 816Reads8.4Score100Shelves

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Three Views is Right, a crime-solving novel, related to the law. Easy and funny.

68 重 Back to 90, Starting as a Political and Legal Son-In-Law Carousel Eight Days a WeekMystery1.1M WordsCompleted 932Reads8.2Score—Shelves

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Book list highly recommended by a ten-year-old book friend [Love] [Original Party]

70 陛 Your Majesty, You Have to Pay More for Your Illness. Quit SmokerHistorical1.9M WordsCompleted 37.4kReads8.1Score3.9kShelves

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"I opened a clinic in the Tang Dynasty, and all the civil and military officials in the dynasty were sick": It tells the story of a modern emergency doctor who traveled to the Tang Dynasty and used modern medical skills to achieve dimensionality reduction. The author describes the professional vocabulary and working habits of the emergency department in detail, allowing readers to understand some modern medical knowledge. "My Healing Life": The author is Er Pingzi, and the novel has been completed. The doctors in the book have medical ethics, are patriotic and dedicated, and show various aspects of the medical industry through group portrait stories. The author has profound medical skills, allowing readers to learn medical knowledge. "A Good Marriage Is Never Forbearance": The author is Zhang Jing. This is a book on marriage law based on the new regulations of the Civil Code and judicial interpretations. The author uses 50 common love and marriage scenarios to help unmarried and married women resolve disputes in marriage and love, and provides "legal countermeasures + psychological counseling" through legal case analysis and legal education by lawyers. "The First Legal Enlightenment Book for Women": The author is Cao Zhaopeng. The stories in the book are adapted from real cases, closely combined with the current social reality, and provide women with legal support and solutions for the specific situations faced by women in society, such as the balance between childcare and work, gender discrimination in the workplace, and other issues. "100 Medical Stories That Affect Your Life": The author is Wang Yan. The book includes the pioneer of pulse diagnosis and treatment, Hua Tuo and "Ma Fei San", Jenner and the smallpox vaccine, the father of penicillin and many other important figures and events in medical history. Through each vivid story, readers can understand the development process and medical knowledge of medicine.

72 重 Rebirth of Water and Warm Life Itchy HairUrban293k WordsCompleted 3Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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It's hard not to study if you sink your mind to study!

73 震 Shock! the Master of Metaphysics Got His Mind Read Yellow Peach SoilModern Romance1.3M WordsCompleted 138.8kReads9.5Score23.4kShelves

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"Is it common for fortune tellers who study law to be common?" " Is a novel that combines elements of modern romance and metaphysics. The story tells the story of the heroine who tells fortunes online, while the hero is anti-superstition. The two embark on a love story full of fun and conflict in the context of a modern city. The novel not only explores the subtle relationship between law and fortune telling, but also shows people's exploration of the unknown and respect for tradition in modern society. Opening this book, you will be taken into a modern and mysterious world and feel the unique romance and wisdom.

75 韭 The Path to Advanced Leeks Old Leek 75Urban637k WordsOngoing 143Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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76 大 Ming Xue Xue Qingyuan XiyuHistorical251k WordsCompleted 5Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Is it possible to study the mind? Can you look through it?

87 思 Siwo Wen HuanzhangSci-Fi & Apocalypse175k WordsOngoing 12Reads—Score—Shelves

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Philosophy and human nature

88 我 My Lawyer Is a Female Taoist Priest Drifting Firefox Is a Bit StupidModern Romance57k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Lawyer's real practice experience

89 和 Embers of Peace Yun MengUrban101k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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(International law is also law...)

90 作 As a Miracle Doctor, I Have a Golden Finger My Head Is Full of Snow After Reading This ArticleUrban125k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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A detailed and hard-core book on traditional Chinese medicine knowledge that was delayed by the title. It is full of useful information and is well worth reading.

91 茶 Tea Spirit Chang'an Caramel Bean JuiceHistorical217k WordsCompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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A cup of "Wuqiu Tea" washes away greed and connects the past and present [Sparrow Food Masterpiece].

92 主 Anchor: My Talent Is to Send People to Jail Li Ju Loves to Eat PotatoesUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 602Reads8.5Score102Shelves

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This could have been done.

94 国 Chinese Medicine: One Person Supports a Tertiary Hospital A Gentleman Like HengUrban3.1M WordsCompleted 68.9kReads9.5Score8.6kShelves

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I think these four books are very good. Books 1, 2, and 4 can help you learn some medical knowledge, know the magic of traditional Chinese medicine, and understand the greatness of traditional Chinese medicine. The third book is a workplace article. The author has a lot of knowledge about the workplace. It has enough chapters and is full of useful information. It is worth reading.

95 当 When Doctors Have a Simulated Operating Room Coriander RootUrban2.4M WordsOngoing 38.4kReads9.2Score3.2kShelves

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These three books are all very good-looking, each has its own characteristics, and all have high ratings. They are refreshed n times a day to see if there are any updates. They are all doctor's books, and the first one is the best!

97 临 Dying Wish Sister Lei's Old Licking DogMystery322k WordsOngoing 130Reads5.8Score102Shelves

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This is the most distinctive cross-border book you can find. Follow the plot and it will contain the most useful knowledge from 17 hard-core subjects such as psychology, economics, logic, game theory, and advanced mathematics, as well as cutting-edge mainstream scientific explanations. It will quickly build your thinking framework and improve your cognitive level. Feng Shui metaphysics, divination and fortune-telling and other market smarts will no longer be able to fool you. (If you have any questions, jump directly to Chapter 134, explain the problem from the root, and rub the charlatan on the ground.) The story is funny, but not ridiculous. The group of protagonists is not normal. The reason why readers laugh has nothing to do with the author. As for the plot, it's up to you to guess it. Even if you put aside the knowledge, the plot of the whole book is a suspense story with strict logic, with a lot of foreshadowing. The second and third chapters are all interesting. It is not a scattered plot put together to teach subject knowledge. To put it bluntly, you feel tired when reading some chapters because the content of these chapters itself is designed to train multiple thinking. You feel tired because you are growing your brain. If you find that the reason why you are tired from reading is because the logical structure of the plot is unreasonable, I will lie on the floor and let you beat me! Dear readers, it's free to watch, I became bald just to write this book! This advertisement is sincere. I don't pay anyone to recommend the book, and I don't believe that all readers are unintelligent children.

99 神 The Magical Diaozuiya Chose a Little Miracle Doctor Ding Li's Original DeityUrban1.5M WordsCompleted 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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The protagonist practices medicine for others and does not hesitate to sacrifice himself to exchange for the happiness of others. In fact, there are many such people and things in life. Everyone will meet someone who has silently helped him in his life. By the time you want to repay something, this person or these people have already disappeared into the sea of ​​people. Maybe we will never meet again in this life. Of course, there are also our familiar relatives and friends.

100 恒 Hengji Fengjie Xuanyuan DomineeringModern Romance1.2M WordsOngoing 8Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Proverbs for the four seasons under the old locust tree: Taking huge profits without virtue will lead to great disaster. If there are hardships for doing good, there will be blessings later. Keep your heart and follow the right path, and you will live long. If you are greedy and take shortcuts, you will often get into trouble. If you deceive others and hide your true feelings, you will never escape the warning of God. On the plain beside the Qingxi River, there stands an old locust tree that has lived for thousands of years. The trunk is so thick that more than a dozen adults can hold it hand in hand. The branches are spread out, covering half an acre of shade. Even in violent storms, it remains still. Under the tree lived an old farmer named Chen. Everyone called him Uncle Chen. He guarded a few acres of thin fields, planted in spring and harvested in autumn. He was neither greedy nor impetuous, and lived an ordinary but stable life. This old locust tree is the habitat of all creatures within a hundred miles. Birds often settle down and animals rest under the tree. Even the fish and shrimps in the river will swim along the stream to the tree under the tree when the weather is hot to escape the scorching heat. The old locust tree never speaks, but quietly observes the various situations in the world, hiding countless principles of life. Mr. Chen spent time with the locust tree every day, working at sunrise and resting at sunset. Through farming, wind and rain, he gradually realized the fundamentals of life and work. The stories of the four seasons surrounding the old locust tree have also become fables passed down from generation to generation in the countryside, teaching the world the simplest survival wisdom. In spring, the ice and snow melt, the streams rumble, everything on the plains revives, and there is life everywhere. Uncle Chen picked up his hoe before dawn and went to the fields to turn over the soil, prepare the land, and sow seeds. He did not let go of an inch of land or waste a moment. The young boy next door, Wang Er, always stays in bed and takes a nap. When the sun rises and the sun shines through the fields, he slowly walks to the edge of the fields and puts his hands on his hips to watch the excitement. He looked at Old Man Chen hunched over and sweating profusely while working, and curled his lips and said disdainfully: "Old man, you are too stubborn. Spring is going on for a long time. Planting a few days later won't delay the harvest at all. Why bother yourself to be so tired?" Old Man Chen straightened up and wiped his forehead. With sweat on his head, he pointed to the tender sprouts that had just sprouted on the old locust tree and said: "Look at this locust tree, it sprouts as soon as the spring breeze comes, and takes root as soon as the spring rain falls. It doesn't waste a moment. The weather waits for no one. If the seeds miss the time of sowing, it will be difficult to germinate and bear fruit if they are planted again." Wang Er didn't take these words to heart at all, and continued to procrastinate and be lazy. It wasn't until all the fields in the village were planted that he hurriedly sowed the seeds, watered them casually, and then ignored them again, neither weeding nor fertilizing. It didn't take long for the gap to become apparent: the seeds in Mr. Chen's field were sprouting green seedlings, which were neatly arranged, growing happily, and full of vitality in the spring breeze; while the seedlings in Wang Er's field were sparse and withered heads. Some withered as soon as they were unearthed, and some were covered by wildly growing weeds, unable to get any sunlight and nutrients. Wang Er looked at the vastly different scenes on both sides and felt anxious and annoyed, but he still complained about the bad land and bad luck. At this time, the branches and leaves of the old locust tree swayed gently and rustled, as if they were sighing silently: Everything must be in line with the weather, be down-to-earth, be lazy, take tricks, and be perfunctory, and ultimately nothing will be accomplished. The summer is scorching, the sun is like fire, and the earth is scorching hot. The old locust tree has become the best place to escape the summer heat within a hundred miles, with coolness and refreshing breeze. A cicada landed on a high branch of a locust tree and chirped all day and all night. The sound was noisy and harsh, making the passing birds and animals anxious. But this cicada felt good about itself and felt that its singing voice was moving. It screamed harder and harder, for fear that the creatures in the world would not notice it. One day, a woodpecker flew down on the old locust tree and concentrated on pecking away the bark and cleaning out the pests in the trunk. It silently guarded the health of the locust tree and never made any unnecessary noise. When the cicada saw the woodpecker, he mocked with disdain: "You spend all your time pecking at insects and are unknown. Who will remember you? Look at me, sing loudly, everyone can hear my voice, attract attention wherever you go, this is called living a glorious life!" The woodpecker did not stop what he was doing, and while carefully removing insects, he responded softly: "I live not to let others hear my voice, but to do what I should do. You only know how to bluff and shout in vain all day long, but never do anything practical. It is just more noise and meaningless." The cicada is still unconvinced. , Continued to make loud noises, but the summer was fleeting, the autumn wind gradually blew, and the cicada's life came to an end, leaving only a hollow chirp, which was soon forgotten by the world; while the woodpecker's silent guarding of the trees and diligent efforts were remembered by Mr. Chen and the country people, and everyone praised it as the guardian of the trees. The old locust tree watched all this quietly, sheltering the diligent woodpeckers with its dense branches and leaves, and letting the noisy cicadas leave on their own. It wants to tell all living beings in the world: You must be pragmatic and do your duty. Don't be greedy for false fame. Paying silently and doing things in a down-to-earth manner are far more valuable than sensationalism and superficiality. Autumn is coming, the sky is high and the air is crisp, the grains in the fields are ripe and golden, and there are harvest scenes everywhere. Old Uncle Chen's fields are full of fruits. The millet bends down like a heavy waist, the corn bursts his coat, and the sorghum is red on the branches. He is busy harvesting, and his face is full of contented joy. In Wang Er's fields, the crops were sparse and thin, and the harvest was so meager that he could not even provide for his own food and clothing. Looking at the scene in front of him, Wang Er finally regretted his mistake and ran to Old Man Chen with a blushing face. He humbly asked for advice: "Old man, I now know that I was wrong. I should not be lazy and aim too high. But is there any way to remedy it now?" Old Man Chen pointed to the locust horns hanging on the old locust tree and said sincerely: "How much sweat you put in in the spring, how many fruits you will harvest in the autumn. This old locust tree silently digs deep into the soil on weekdays. Only by taking root everywhere, working hard to absorb nutrients, and never complaining or being impatient can you produce plump locust horns in autumn. The same is true for people. There is never a harvest in this world. All the results are obtained through hard work every day. If you know your mistakes now, you can start from scratch next year, cultivate on time, take care of yourself, and you will have a good harvest. " Wang Er listened and nodded repeatedly, keeping these words in mind. From then on, he completely got rid of his laziness and learned farming from Old Man Chen every day. He worked at sunrise and rested at sunset, carefully tending every inch of the field. At the same time, the weeds on the edges of the fields have also produced seeds, which are scattered everywhere by the autumn wind, hoping to occupy the fertile fields and gain something for nothing next year. The fallen leaves of the old locust tree fall slowly and turn into nutrients to nourish the land under your feet. It tells the earth with its actions: good will be rewarded with good, evil will be followed by evil. Practical efforts will eventually be rewarded, and opportunism will eventually fail. It's cold in winter, the north wind is howling, and the snow is flying. The entire plain is covered with thick white snow, and everything is silent. The old locust tree has lost all its leaves, and its bare branches are still standing tall and straight despite the biting cold wind, without bending. The little animals in the forest are facing the most difficult time: some have prepared for the rainy day and have stored enough food in the autumn, making their nests warm and stable for the winter; some only focus on fun and enjoyment on weekdays, never making long-term plans, without saving any food, and are hungry and cold in the heavy snow, with nowhere to hide. A little squirrel is the playful one. Throughout the autumn, it chased and fought in the forest, unwilling to collect pine cones at ease. When the heavy snow closed the mountains, it could only go hungry, shivering with cold, and secretly cried under the old locust tree. Seeing the other squirrels living peacefully, it felt full of regret, but had nothing to do. At this time, a few dry locust beans remaining on the branches of the old locust tree were gently blown down by the wind, and landed just in front of the little squirrel. This little bit of food, like the silent comfort of the old locust tree, also hides the most profound truth: only by taking precautions and making preparations in advance can we deal with sudden difficulties. If you only focus on immediate comfort, muddle along without making long-term plans, you will be helpless and suffer the consequences when a crisis comes. The little squirrel held the locust bean and finally understood the reason. It secretly vowed that by next spring, it would get rid of its playful habits, plan ahead, reserve food carefully, and never covet temporary comfort again. The old locust tree, on the other hand, silently takes root in the ground in the cold winter, accumulates strength, endures the severe cold, and quietly waits for the next spring to sprout new buds again and usher in a new round of vitality. In this way, spring, summer, autumn and winter, the four seasons reincarnate, and the stories under the old locust tree are played out day after day, year after year. Uncle Chen guards the old locust tree and several acres of thin fields. He uses his own personal experience and the inspiration conveyed by the old locust tree to educate generations of young people and let these simple principles spread in the countryside. Someone made a special trip and asked Mr. Chen: "What is so magical about this old locust tree that can make people realize so many truths?" Mr. Chen always answered with a smile: "The old locust tree has no magical power, and it will not give people wealth, but it hides the simplest and most true principles in the world. It tells us how to be a human being. We must follow the rules, be down-to-earth, and never be lazy or opportunistic; we must be pragmatic and hard-working, and do not seek false fame, and must not try to flatter others or deceive ourselves; we must stick to our true intentions, do good and be upright, and never violate our conscience and seek unjust gains; we must plan ahead and plan for the long term, and never just care about the present and live by it." These principles may sound simple and straightforward, but they contain great wisdom about how to behave in the world. Everything in the world has rules and regulations, just like an old locust tree, which grows in spring and grows in summer, harvests in autumn and hides in winter, and never violates the laws of nature; just like farming, planting in spring and harvesting in autumn, diligence can make up for weakness, and never let down those who work hard. Later, the stories under the old locust tree spread further and further. Pedestrians passing by, students studying, and working people would come to the tree specially to listen to Mr. Chen telling these ordinary and profound stories. Everyone gradually understands that all success in this world is not accidental; all happiness requires careful management and persistence. Don't complain about the wrong timing, don't envy others' gains, and don't try to get something for nothing, take shortcuts, or seek personal gain. Like an old locust tree, it silently takes root, accumulates strength, sticks to its original intention, and goes through ups and downs without changing its original intention; like a diligent farmer, it keeps its feet on the ground, makes efforts, does good and upright things, and walks a good life step by step. Follow the weather, stick to the right path, do things pragmatically, treat people sincerely, and make long-term plans. No matter what situation you are in, you can stick to your original intention, steady your steps, reap your own fruits, and live your life calmly and calmly. Thousand-year-old locust trees still stand quietly by the Qingxi River, watching the fireworks in the world, guarding the cycle of the four seasons, hiding these simple mottos in every fallen leaf, every branch, and every growth ring, waiting for the world to slowly understand and practice them. And these fables originating from life and hiding conscience are like the roots of the old locust tree, deeply rooted in people's hearts and passed down from generation to generation, guiding people to follow the right path, do the right things, and keep their true intentions, becoming a life-long wisdom in life.