Highly recommend "I Have Three Wishes"! The heroine + scheming + reincarnation and destiny + sweet pet, the book famine will be cured in one go! The plot twists and turns again and again
After her husband dies and debts pile up, the sudden appearance of mysterious lawyer Gao Jun gives Ruan Zhenzhen hope. However, behind this "salvation" is a carefully designed conspiracy. Tenderness and traps coexist, and there is a thin line between redemption and abyss...
To understand this book, you can only read it carefully. When you start in a different world, you are still in the game. When you return to the current world, you are still in the game. You think you have jumped out, but you are still in the game. Visually, it is at least four levels. Dare to write anything!
Extremely smart [laughing] Before the college entrance examination, the programmer registered many domain names in one go, cooperated with the first Internet goddess, and then took the investment queen under his command... Surrounded by beautiful women, the legend begins [naughty]...
This apocalyptic novel is so different! There is no system without cheating, it is all high IQ games and amazing reversals. The foreshadowing of the plot is deep, the pattern is large, and the human nature of the apocalypse is thoroughly written. The more you watch, the more you get excited.
It is a very interesting new book. It can be seen that the author has good foundation. Not only is the logic clear, but the control of people's hearts is also extremely precise. It is a good criminal investigation book. I recommend everyone to read it.
This work outlines Sima Yi's life from a boy in Hanoi to a powerful man in a detailed way. From the early years of dormancy in "The Wind Rises in Hanoi", to the court dealings of "Wei Mu Hidden Jiao", to the battlefield showdown in "The Crouching Dragon Fights the Tomb Tiger", to the determination and ambition shown in "Luo Shui Devours the Promise", the plot has ups and downs, and the characters are rich and three-dimensional.
Just by looking at the title of the book, you can tell that it is. The male protagonist is a gentle scumbag who likes to wear masks and is blinded by fear of blood. When he sees the female protagonist, he will kiss her and take her by force. If he leaves her, he will die. The female protagonist is a growth type. She approaches the male protagonist to find out the truth, but is manipulated by him. The plot is rich and brain-burning. You need to use some brains to read it.
Not stupid. Come on! Leng Nuoluo was born as the "marrow tool" of the Leng family - in order to preserve Leng Baozhu's life, she was forcibly conceived by her husband-in-law Bai Zuhui and an illiterate daughter. For eighteen years he lived on his own, with only his mute servant Wu Ma by his side. When Cheng Fenghe, the heir to the Chen family, unexpectedly entered a lonely life, Leng Debin suddenly packaged the abandoned daughter into a beauty chess piece. Little did he know that Cheng Fenghe had already set up a surveillance network, and when his younger brother Cheng Zihe was stirring up trouble, he stared at the forged "encounter" video and chuckled: "Miss Leng, who is the angler between you and me?" The bloody rose bloomed in lies, and the bone marrow contract concealed the abnormal debt of two generations.
Wall Crack recommendation, the protagonist's IQ is really hard to believe! I fell to my knees in the first challenge in the first few chapters. I thought I had guessed it, but I didn't know that I was on the third floor and the protagonist was in the atmosphere!
The pursuit of high-dimensional cognition: Seeing the folds of the world through breaking boundaries and connecting. "Cognition" is never a flat map, but a three-dimensional prism. In low-dimensional cognition, we are trapped in measuring the world on a "black and white" scale; in high-dimensional cognition, we can see through the many sides of the prism, the dispersion of light, the layers of shadow, and the hidden connections hidden in the interlacing of all things. The so-called "search for high-dimensional cognition" is essentially a continuous breakthrough of the "boundary of self-cognition": instead of accumulating more knowledge fragments, it expands the coordinate system of cognition from "single point" to "network", grows from "static" to "dynamic", and shifts from "me-centered judgment" to "understanding of symbiosis with the world". 1. Break the "low-dimensional cage" first: the shackles of cognition are never "ignorance", but "known". The typical form of low-dimensional cognition is to stuff the world into an "inherent frame" and cut it. It's like measuring everything with a fixed-scale ruler: when you see the difference between rich and poor, you label it as "bottom/top"; when you encounter differences in ideas, you draw the "right/wrong" boundary; even when interpreting other people's choices, you always use "what would I do" as the standard answer. The fatal thing about this cognitive model is that it regards "partial experience" as the "whole truth" and "temporary conclusions" as "eternal laws". Just like the blind man who touched the elephant in the fable: the person who touched the legs said "the elephant is a pillar", and the person who touched the ears said "the elephant is a fan" - they are not lying, they just mistook the "partial touch" for the "elephant itself". The "low-dimensional cage" in reality is more hidden: some people are trapped in "empiricism" and always say "I have eaten more salt than you have eaten rice", but forget that the times have long replaced the "value of salt" with a new algorithm; some people are trapped in "dual opposition" and talk about "interests". "Denies "feelings", talks about "rules" and rejects "temperature", but fails to see that all things are "symbiotic": "interest exchange" and "emotional connection" in the workplace have always coexisted, and the "bottom line of rules" and "humanistic flexibility" in society are inherently dependent on each other. The first step in high-dimensional cognition is to admit the "limitations of the known." Just like standing halfway up the mountain when climbing, don't rush to declare "this is what the top of the mountain looks like", but first see clearly "which cloud is blocking your view at the moment". The real value of reading thousands of books and traveling thousands of miles is never to prove "I know more", but to encounter more things "I didn't know I didn't know": when reading history, I discovered "how many neglected individual struggles are hidden in the so-called 'conclusive conclusions'"; when traveling far away, I saw "how much wisdom we have lost in life in the so-called 'backward' lands" - these "encounters" will break the inherent framework and crack the cognitive cage first. 2. Rebuilding the "connection network": The core of high-dimensional cognition is "seeing relationships" rather than "judging in isolation." Low-dimensional cognition looks at "things themselves", while high-dimensional cognition looks at "relationships between things". It's like looking at a big tree: from a low-dimensional perspective, you only care about "whether the tree is tall or straight." From a high-dimensional perspective, you can see how its roots symbiotically coexist with underground fungi, how its leaves provide habitats for insects, and how its fallen fruits make the soil more fertile - it is not an isolated "tree", but a "node" in the forest ecology. This "relationship perspective" allows us to break away from the narrow view of "single cause and effect". For example, talking about "individual choice": some people always say "he is not living well because he does not work hard enough", but cannot see the "invisible network" behind him composed of educational resources, family support, and opportunities of the times; some people criticize "certain types of behavior are selfish", but do not realize that behind "selfishness", it may be the lack of a sense of security in existence, and the clumsiness of never being taught "how to share with others." High-dimensional cognition is not eager to "judge", but is accustomed to asking "why": why did he make this choice? What force is driving him? What invisible chains will his choice affect? As economist Xue Zhaofeng said: "The wisdom of economics is to see the 'invisible'." The same is true for the wisdom of high-dimensional cognition - seeing "the demand behind the behavior", seeing the "situation behind the demand", and seeing the "system behind the situation". For example, looking at the "reproduction instinct": low-dimensional cognition may simply label it as "bottom thinking," but a high-dimensional perspective can see that for groups lacking a sense of security, "reproduction" may be a way to combat the "sense of individual insignificance" - just like farmers in the old era regarded "a house full of children and grandchildren" as "insurance against famine and loneliness"; for people who pay more attention to spiritual connection, "reproduction" may be transformed into "spiritual sustenance for the continuation of life." There is no absolute "high or low", only "different choice logics under different situations". 3. Finally entering "dynamic evolution": high-dimensional cognition is not the "end", but "on the road". What is most easily misunderstood is that "high-dimensional cognition" is a "standard answer" that can be solved once and for all once it is reached. In fact, it's just the opposite: high-dimensional cognition is a "dynamic balance" - it acknowledges that the world is changing, and cognition should also grow with it; it accepts that "understanding at this moment" may be the "starting point of the next moment"; it even allows itself to "overturn past conclusions", because new experiences and new encounters will always add "new edges" to the prism of cognition. Just like the scholar Liang Shuming talked about the "three stages of life": "pursuing", "disgusting" and "solemn" - when we were young, we were always "pursuing" specific answers. Later, we found that there were too many answers and we were confused, so we became "disgusted". Only then did we finally understand "solemn": it is not to seek an "immutable conclusion", but to renew our understanding of "people" and "things" with awe and openness in every collision with the world. The pursuit of high-dimensional cognition is also "solemn" in this way: it is not to stand on a "commanding height" and look down on all living beings, but to flow through the earth like water - bypassing rocks when encountering them, filling up when encountering depressions, and always maintaining a "flowing attitude". For example, the perception of "success": when you are twenty, you may feel that "success is making a lot of money", which is a low-dimensional "single-point judgment"; when you are thirty, you may find that "success is the balance of 'money' and 'likes'", which is a two-dimensional "relationship cognition"; later you may understand: "Success is "Being able to be responsible for one's own choices" - some people choose to make money to support their families, which is success, and some people choose to keep a small shop and do what they like, which is also success. Conclusion: The ultimate in high-dimensional cognition is to "let yourself become a prism" In the final analysis, the pursuit of high-dimensional cognition is never for the purpose of "being smarter than others", but for the purpose of "living more transparently" - transparent enough to accept "the complexity of the world" and to understand "human limitations"; transparent enough not to be trapped by "labels" and not blocked by "prejudices"; transparent enough to understand that each of us is a "prism" of cognition, both refracting the light of the world and being refracted by the light of the world. As mentioned at the beginning: cognition is a three-dimensional prism. When we no longer insist on "looking at everything with a mirror", but let our cognition have more "edges" - more sharpness in "seeing relationships" and less arbitrariness in "black and white"; more humility in "dynamic growth" and less arrogance in "holding the final conclusion"; more empathy in "connecting with the world" and less "self-centered" closure - then we are moving closer to high-dimensional cognition. This road has no end, because the world is always growing, and we who are "willing to grow with the world" are the best in high-dimensional cognition.
Just use the first 6 chapters to tell you what a protagonist with a real brain and high IQ looks like. Don't rely on your opponent to outwit you at all.
The officialdom is hot and cold, and it is the same in ancient and modern times. There are historical facts and literary talent! The style is unique and humorous. If you understand Hong Xiuquan, you will understand the man!
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