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As long as I have male videos, I have read many books and I can't stand them anymore. After reading a little bit, I will know the routine behind it. There is nothing new. I am looking for new books that are different!
The subject matter is anti-internet novels. The content is bold, humorous, critical of reality, and ironic. It is not an ordinary Internet novel. It is rare to find works with literary tendencies.
Why don't you try this old-school Mingchuan novel? It's old-school but not cliche. It has no systematic cheats, the villain doesn't use his wits, and the protagonist uses his brains to beat all kinds of monsters and monsters. Dark plot + bloody battlefield + assassination and spy war, it has everything.
If you like science fiction, military and political thrillers, then The Fire Moth is definitely worth reading. This work uses a grand worldview as the background to build a complex world full of supernatural beings, corporate power and international political games. The plot is full of ups and downs, exciting battle scenes and complex political conspiracies, making it dizzying. .
I boldly recommend myself. A centenarian veteran of the Anti-Japanese War was reborn and returned to the Anti-Japanese War to save the country and the people. It is unsystematic and realistic. The writing style is simple and delicate. The prototype is my grandpa. He has upright views and is full of patriotism. Thank you for your support😊😊For those who like rebirth and anti-Japanese war spy stories, you can check out ⚆ɞ⚆
The author recommends: If you want to read novel books, please click here boldly! The first one is a non-traditional fantasy novel, with micro-group portraits, all members are not virgins, there is no female competition and brainless plot, the setting is novel and not cliché, it is refreshing, dense and exciting! The second book is a short story that tells a heart-warming story of mutual redemption between humans and kittens. It's super healing! Feel free to enter!
What do you mean? [Shy] Is it old-fashioned? Ancient adage - Machiavellianism - Growth, a lustful, witty, daring to love and hate, a female general with a high level of force🗡️
Dear friends, today's recommendation article is specially written for you who have been chasing the absurd universe of our workplace until now. If you got into the trap from "Guardians of Emotional Boundaries" and were warmed to your heart by the warmth of Shao An's cup of hand-brewed coffee; if you followed "Workplace Boundary Negotiator" and learned from Zhen Jie to use the most polite words to express the most unyielding uncompromise; if you are in In "Family Boundary Conflict", my mother's words "I don't care about you, I just ask" made me cry. Congratulations, you have unlocked the most valuable core asset in the universe: you have begun to realize that boundaries are not selfishness, but the most basic dignity of human beings. And these eight stories have now been assembled and are lying in your mobile phone waiting for you to turn over the cards. Tomato Bookstore, Tomato Music, Toutiao Express Edition, Toutiao, Changdu Free Novels, Danhua Free Novels - six platforms, all free, search and read at will. Our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, has searched one by one on the above-mentioned platforms, and the response is quick. Please pay attention when searching. Every story marked with "User 26182811" in front of it is the genuine story created by the old man himself. Today's recommendation article is to string these eight pearls into a necklace, break them apart for you one by one, and tell you why these eight stories are worth your time to read - and what things will quietly change in your life after reading them. Let's talk about the first pearl first, "Guardian of Emotional Boundaries". This story begins at 8:59 on Monday morning. The moment the protagonist pushed open the glass door of the company, a shrill cry pierced the eardrum like a red-hot iron hook, and the heart rate soared from seventy-two to one hundred and sixteen. Do you think the protagonist is crying? No, the one crying was Sister Zhou in the next work station, a woman you didn't know at all. Her sadness was like a boundless flood, overflowing the work station partition and flooding the nervous systems of everyone within a fifteen-meter radius. The protagonist is the one who suffers the most - she is a walking emotional sponge, absorbing everyone's joys, sorrows and joys. When others have finished crying and gone to eat, she is still feeling sad for others. Chronic gastritis, neurological migraine, and intermittent heart palpitations, the comment on the physical examination report changed from "pay attention to rest" to "recommend seeing a psychologist." Until Shao An showed up. The man who used a vernier caliper to measure the diameter of coffee beans, with a cup of hand-brewed coffee and a set of emotional boundary-building plans, taught the protagonist one thing: emotions are not viruses, but they are more contagious than viruses; boundaries are not indifference, but a necessity for psychological survival. The most cruel thing about this story is that it makes you realize that those times when you are "tired for no reason", "you want to cry without knowing why" or "don't want to say a word when you get home from get off work" are not pretentious or glassy, but the body's cry for help after your emotional boundaries have been violated for a long time. The second pearl is "Workplace Boundary Negotiator". If you think emotional boundaries are hard enough, work-life boundaries are hell mode. The protagonist Gu Xiaomo squatted in the company's bathroom stall and answered her mother's call in a breathy voice. The project manager Lao Cao shouted outside, "The client's plan needs to be revised tonight." At that moment, she made a crazy decision and said two words to the door: "We will talk about it on Monday." These two words slammed shut like two heavy iron doors, separating the boundary that she had never guarded in the past two years. Then Zhenjie appeared. The man wearing a wrinkle-free white shirt, with a two-meter-square gray carpet under his feet, and holding a silver pointer in his hand, taught the entire company a "boundary negotiation lesson" that was so absurd that it made people slap their thighs. He turned overtime into a formal negotiation that required filling out an IOU, and disassembled every sentence of "just one hour of extra work" into quantifiable evidence of time encroachment. One thing you will learn after reading this story: All violations of your boundaries are disguised as "little things." "Just a message", "Just a small favor", "Just a short meeting on the weekend" - every word "just" is a dull knife, cutting away your only rest time. What Zhen Jie teaches you is how to see through these blunt knives. The third pearl, "Family Boundary Conflict." This is the most silent of the eight pearls. Because you can use negotiation skills to maintain boundaries in the workplace, but when facing that mother who is wearing a supermarket discounted apron and simmering braised pork ribs for you in the kitchen for three hours, all your words will fail. The protagonist's first meal back home took less than five minutes in total, from "Why have I lost weight again?" To "When will I find a partner?" To "Your second aunt's daughter has given birth to a second child." And the mother's classic "I'm wrong to care about you" is a counterattack after translating your request for boundaries into a complete denial of her. The most heart-wrenching thing about this story is that it allows you to see that the root cause of family boundary violations is not the desire for control, but fear. Mother is afraid that you are too far away from her, too far away from her. And you have to love her deeply and at the same time refuse her to control you in the name of love. This is not confrontation, this is balance. Just like the sentence at the end, "It's not about you, it's just about asking" - it's not perfect, but it's already a glimmer of light that lights up at both ends of the boundary line at the same time. The fourth pearl, "Digital Border Firewall". At 3:17 in the morning, you are sitting on the toilet scrolling through your phone, including work groups, family groups, short videos, news feeds, and advertising pop-ups—your brain is like a 24-hour information landfill. Designer Xiao Wang threw his phone on the ground and shouted, "I blocked 17 work groups and 23 new groups popped up" - is this scene absurd? Absurd. But have you ever thought about throwing your phone? Yao Shu appeared. The man wearing a dark blue halo bracelet on his wrist built a "digital border firewall" for the entire company - push trial, digital diet control, attention curfew, and 48-hour digital disconnection challenge. He puts the notification permissions of each APP on the bench, allowing you to judge for yourself whether they are worthy of waking you up in the early morning. After the training, Lao Cao handed his phone to Yao Shu and said, "Help me get the firewall" because his daughter asked him, "Dad, why do you keep looking at your phone and not me?" This story makes you realize the truth: your attention is the most precious non-renewable resource of this era, and the smartest brains in the world are studying how to mine it from you every day. If you don't protect it, no one will protect it for you. The fifth pearl, "Time Boundary Management". When you clock in on Monday morning, the machine does not display "Punch in successfully", but "Your life balance is insufficient" - this is not science fiction, this is the alarm that automatically pops up in the mind of the protagonist Gu Xiaomo after he has calculated two years and three months of unpaid overtime in Excel. Nine hundred and fourteen hours, thirty-eight days. The way Shi Shulu appeared was accurate to the second - he wore a watch on both wrists, with a mechanical left hand and an electronic one on the right. The second hand jumped to the hour the moment he opened the door and entered the conference room. He issued a "time loan voucher" to the entire company, requiring anyone to fill in a IOU before taking up your non-working time, indicating the return date and method of compensation. When Lao Cao signed for the first time, the tip of his pen almost cut the paper. The most shocking twist in this story is that Lao Cao later took the initiative to find the protagonist and said, "I probably owe you more than ninety unsigned IOUs" - he was not admitting guilt, but acknowledging his debt. The moment the account is acknowledged, time changes from something stolen to something that can be reclaimed. The sixth pearl is "Topic Restricted Area Map". Zhao Xiaotang single-handedly used more than two years of observation notes to draw a "minefield map" for everyone in the company - Xiao Wang will explode if his superiors look at him for more than three seconds, Amy will burst into tears when she hears "drag the team", and Sister Zhou cannot listen to others saying that her Teddy is "just a dog." A huge map covering the entire wall reveals everyone's most vulnerable switches. Then a miracle happened—after the minefields were revealed, they began to fail. Xiao Wang said, "As long as you tell me in advance that you want to look at me, I don't care if you look at me for a minute." Mr. Jiang said, "My hearing in my left ear is only 40%. Please sit on my right side during the meeting." This story tells you that the most hurtful thing in communication is never touching a minefield, but that you don't know there is a minefield. Being informed is a prerequisite for all boundaries to be respected. The seventh pearl is the continuation of "Time Boundary Management" - "Dean Fu, let me book a pension place first." "My Home" Nursing Home, No. 83, Yonghang Road, Fengcheng Street, Yongding District. Vice President Fu Meihua, thirty-five years old, graduated from health school thirteen years ago, can remember the dietary taboos of each of the sixty-three elderly people. On the third day after Grandma Zhang's arrival, the cafeteria was cooking braised pork ribs. Fu Meihua had already placed a separate plate of steamed pork ribs without soy sauce on her dinner plate - she noticed that Grandma Zhang moved her chopsticks three times in the soy sauce dish on the first day, picked it up and put it down three times. Three times and she remembered it. Zhao Xiaotang has to reserve a bed at the age of 28. He said, "Retirement care does not start on the day you retire. Every time your weekend is taken away and every time you are awakened by work news late at night, you are already overdrawing your future." This story makes you understand that every victory you win in the border war in the workplace today is to save a decent old age for yourself thirty years from now. The eighth pearl is also the ultimate easter egg that connects the previous seven - "Dean Fu's Good Intentions". The origins of the gods in all the previous stories - Shao An, Zhen Jie, Yao Shu, Shi Shului, Silence - are all hidden in this nursing home. Dean Fu is the ultimate boss of the entire border universe, and "Dean Fu's Good Intentions" is the final work that lifts this veil. In the book, you will see how the young Dean Fu taught these boundary management masters step by step, how Fu Meihua went from a health school graduate to a "living care textbook" that can remember all the living habits of 63 elderly people, and how 13-year-old Luo Zihan danced in the square of the nursing home for an audience with an average age of seventy-eight. Her mother asked her why her grandparents took so seriously, and she said, "They see the youth in me." There are so many laughs that your neighbor knocks on the wall, and so many joys that you get bruises by slapping your thigh. But after you laugh and feel good, there will be something that will quietly stay in your heart - what kind of adult do you want to live when you grow old. These are the eight pearls of Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Emotional boundaries teach you to ward off the emotional intrusions of the world. Boundary negotiation allows you to learn to say "no" to unreasonable demands. Family boundaries help you find the tightrope between family affection and freedom. Digital firewalls snatch your attention back from algorithms. Time boundaries give everyone Locked in one minute, the topic restricted area map allows you to know how to avoid other people's mistakes and write down your own mistakes. Retirement booking allows you to draw a respected blueprint for your old age in advance - and "Dean Fu's Good Intentions" is the starting and ending point of it all. Dear friends, these eight stories can be read for free on all platforms including Tomato Bookstore, Tomato Music, Toutiao Express Edition, Toutiao, Changdu Free Novels, and Danhua Free Novels. Just open any one and search for "user 26182811". When you see this number, you will find our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng's secret code. There is this mark in front of every story. Look for it and click on it to get it right. Our own gentleman has already searched on the above-mentioned platforms one by one. He responds quickly and is accurate every time he searches. Please pay attention when searching to see if the works of the gentleman are neatly lined up there waiting for you to turn over. After reading it, remember to blow the creative charge to our own Mr. Fu Shuiheng - leave a message in the comment area, write a sentence and your thoughts after reading it. Even if it is just an expression or a thumbs up, it is telling this old monkey brother from western Fujian: someone is reading every word you write, someone is laughing where you have laughed, and someone is wiping the corners of your eyes where you have hurt your heart. Let the old man know that his readers are always here, and he will continue to write us more absurd and humorous series of stories to make the universe more and more lively. Let Shao An continue to make his coffee, let Zhen Jie continue to use the most polite words to crush his opponents at the negotiation table, and let Yao Shu continue to give AP to those who steal your attention. P did the dissection, let Shi Shugui continue to use his countdown hourglass to measure the dignity of every minute, let Silence continue to set up road signs next to every minefield, let Fu Meihua continue to take care of her all day long with three slow and slow knocks on the door at six o'clock every morning, and let Luo Zihan's square dance bring out more smiles of the elderly. Finally, I would like to say a few words of heartfelt thanks. In this fast-paced era, you are bombarded with work messages every day, short videos compete for your attention, and you are chased by endless red dots. Your time is cut into pieces and your attention is torn into strips. In such a pace of life, you can still find time to click on these stories and read this line word by word - this investment of time and attention is really a blessing for the work and a blessing for the old man. I sincerely thank each and every one of you, thank you for staying for these stories despite your busy schedule, thank you for being willing to laugh and be silent, and thank you for being willing to walk with all the characters in this absurd workplace universe for so long. Every time you read, every search, and every footprint you leave in the comment area, you are extending the life of this universe. Thank you again for your time. See you in the next story!
Dear friends, today's recommendation article is specially written for you who have been chasing the absurd universe of our workplace until now. If you got into the trap from "Guardians of Emotional Boundaries" and were warmed to your heart by the warmth of Shao An's cup of hand-brewed coffee; if you followed "Workplace Boundary Negotiator" and learned from Zhen Jie to use the most polite words to express the most unyielding uncompromise; if you are in In "Family Boundary Conflict", my mother's words "I don't care about you, I just ask" made me cry. Congratulations, you have unlocked the most valuable core asset in the universe: you have begun to realize that boundaries are not selfishness, but the most basic dignity of human beings. And these eight stories have now been assembled and are lying in your mobile phone waiting for you to turn over the cards. Tomato Bookstore, Tomato Music, Toutiao Express Edition, Toutiao, Changdu Free Novels, Danhua Free Novels - six platforms, all free, search and read at will. Our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, has searched one by one on the above-mentioned platforms, and the response is quick. Please pay attention when searching. Every story marked with "User 26182811" in front of it is the genuine story created by the old man himself. Today's recommendation article is to string these eight pearls into a necklace, break them apart for you one by one, and tell you why these eight stories are worth your time to read - and what things will quietly change in your life after reading them. Let's talk about the first pearl first, "Guardian of Emotional Boundaries". This story begins at 8:59 on Monday morning. The moment the protagonist pushed open the glass door of the company, a shrill cry pierced the eardrum like a red-hot iron hook, and the heart rate soared from seventy-two to one hundred and sixteen. Do you think the protagonist is crying? No, the one crying was Sister Zhou in the next work station, a woman you didn't know at all. Her sadness was like a boundless flood, overflowing the work station partition and flooding the nervous systems of everyone within a fifteen-meter radius. The protagonist is the one who suffers the most - she is a walking emotional sponge, absorbing everyone's joys, sorrows and joys. When others have finished crying and gone to eat, she is still feeling sad for others. Chronic gastritis, neurological migraine, and intermittent heart palpitations, the comments on the physical examination report changed from "pay attention to rest" to "recommend seeing a psychologist." Until Shao An showed up. The man who used a vernier caliper to measure the diameter of coffee beans, with a cup of hand-brewed coffee and a set of emotional boundary-building plans, taught the protagonist one thing: emotions are not viruses, but they are more contagious than viruses; boundaries are not indifference, but a necessity for psychological survival. The most cruel thing about this story is that it makes you realize that those times when you are "tired for no reason", "you want to cry without knowing why" or "don't want to say a word when you get home from get off work" are not pretentious or glassy, but the body's cry for help after your emotional boundaries have been violated for a long time. The second pearl is "Workplace Boundary Negotiator". If you think emotional boundaries are hard enough, work-life boundaries are hell mode. The protagonist Gu Xiaomo squatted in the company's bathroom stall and answered her mother's call in a breathy voice. The project manager Lao Cao shouted outside, "The client's plan needs to be revised tonight." At that moment, she made a crazy decision and said two words to the door: "We will talk about it on Monday." These two words slammed shut like two heavy iron doors, separating the boundary that she had never guarded in the past two years. Then Zhenjie appeared. The man wearing a wrinkle-free white shirt, with a two-meter-square gray carpet under his feet, and holding a silver pointer in his hand, taught the entire company a "boundary negotiation lesson" that was so absurd that it made people slap their thighs. He turned overtime into a formal negotiation that required filling out an IOU, and disassembled every sentence of "just one hour of extra work" into quantifiable evidence of time encroachment. One thing you will learn after reading this story: All violations of your boundaries are disguised as "little things." "Just a message", "Just a small favor", "Just a short meeting on the weekend" - every word "just" is a dull knife, cutting away your only rest time. What Zhen Jie teaches you is how to see through these blunt knives. The third pearl, "Family Boundary Conflict." This is the most silent of the eight pearls. Because you can use negotiation skills to maintain boundaries in the workplace, but when facing that mother who is wearing a supermarket discounted apron and simmering braised pork ribs for you in the kitchen for three hours, all your words will fail. The protagonist's first meal back home took less than five minutes in total, from "Why have I lost weight again?" To "When will I find a partner?" To "Your second aunt's daughter has given birth to a second child." And the mother's classic "I'm wrong to care about you" is a counterattack after translating your request for boundaries into a complete denial of her. The most heart-wrenching thing about this story is that it allows you to see that the root cause of family boundary violations is not the desire for control, but fear. Mother is afraid that you are too far away from her, too far away from her. And you have to love her deeply and at the same time refuse her to control you in the name of love. This is not confrontation, this is balance. Just like the sentence at the end, "It's not about you, it's just about asking" - it's not perfect, but it's already a glimmer of light that lights up at both ends of the boundary line at the same time. The fourth pearl, "Digital Border Firewall". At 3:17 in the morning, you are sitting on the toilet scrolling through your phone, including work groups, family groups, short videos, news feeds, and advertising pop-ups—your brain is like a 24-hour information landfill. Designer Xiao Wang threw his phone on the ground and shouted, "I blocked 17 work groups and 23 new groups popped up" - is this scene absurd? Absurd. But have you ever thought about throwing your phone? Yao Shu appeared. The man wearing a dark blue halo bracelet on his wrist built a "digital border firewall" for the entire company - push trial, digital diet control, attention curfew, and 48-hour digital disconnection challenge. He puts the notification permissions of each APP on the bench, allowing you to judge for yourself whether they are worthy of waking you up in the early morning. After the training, Lao Cao handed his phone to Yao Shu and said, "Help me get the firewall" because his daughter asked him, "Dad, why do you keep looking at your phone and not me?" This story makes you realize the truth: your attention is the most precious non-renewable resource of this era, and the smartest brains in the world are studying how to mine it from you every day. If you don't protect it, no one will protect it for you. The fifth pearl, "Time Boundary Management". When you clock in on Monday morning, the machine does not display "Punch in successfully", but "Your life balance is insufficient" - this is not science fiction, this is the alarm that automatically pops up in the mind of the protagonist Gu Xiaomo after he has calculated two years and three months of unpaid overtime in Excel. Nine hundred and fourteen hours, thirty-eight days. The way Shi Shulu appeared was accurate to the second - he wore a watch on both wrists, with a mechanical left hand and an electronic one on the right. The second hand jumped to the hour the moment he opened the door and entered the conference room. He issued a "time loan voucher" to the entire company, requiring anyone to fill in a IOU before taking up your non-working time, indicating the return date and method of compensation. When Lao Cao signed for the first time, the tip of his pen almost cut the paper. The most shocking twist in this story is that Lao Cao later took the initiative to find the protagonist and said, "I probably owe you more than ninety unsigned IOUs" - he was not admitting guilt, but acknowledging his debt. The moment the account is acknowledged, time changes from something stolen to something that can be reclaimed. The sixth pearl is "Topic Restricted Area Map". Zhao Xiaotang single-handedly used more than two years of observation notes to draw a "minefield map" for everyone in the company - Xiao Wang will explode if his superiors look at him for more than three seconds, Amy will burst into tears when she hears "drag the team", and Sister Zhou cannot listen to others saying that her Teddy is "just a dog." A huge map covering the entire wall reveals everyone's most vulnerable switches. Then a miracle happened—after the minefields were revealed, they began to fail. Xiao Wang said, "As long as you tell me in advance that you want to look at me, I don't care if you look at me for a minute." Mr. Jiang said, "My hearing in my left ear is only 40%. Please sit on my right side during the meeting." This story tells you that the most hurtful thing in communication is never touching a minefield, but that you don't know there is a minefield. Being informed is a prerequisite for all boundaries to be respected. The seventh pearl is the continuation of "Time Boundary Management" - "Dean Fu, let me book a pension place first." "My Home" Nursing Home, No. 83, Yonghang Road, Fengcheng Street, Yongding District. Vice President Fu Meihua, thirty-five years old, graduated from health school thirteen years ago, can remember the dietary taboos of each of the sixty-three elderly people. On the third day after Grandma Zhang's arrival, the cafeteria was cooking braised pork ribs. Fu Meihua had already placed a separate plate of steamed pork ribs without soy sauce on her dinner plate - she noticed that Grandma Zhang moved her chopsticks three times in the soy sauce dish on the first day, picked it up and put it down three times. Three times and she remembered it. Zhao Xiaotang has to reserve a bed at the age of 28. He said, "Retirement care does not start on the day you retire. Every time your weekend is taken away and every time you are awakened by work news late at night, you are already overdrawing your future." This story makes you understand that every victory you win in the border war in the workplace today is to save a decent old age for yourself thirty years from now. The eighth pearl is also the ultimate easter egg that connects the previous seven - "Dean Fu's Good Intentions". The origins of the gods in all the previous stories - Shao An, Zhen Jie, Yao Shu, Shi Shului, Silence - are all hidden in this nursing home. Dean Fu is the ultimate boss of the entire border universe, and "Dean Fu's Good Intentions" is the final work that lifts this veil. In the book, you will see how the young Dean Fu taught these boundary management masters step by step, how Fu Meihua went from a health school graduate to a "living care textbook" that can remember all the living habits of 63 elderly people, and how 13-year-old Luo Zihan danced in the square of the nursing home for an audience with an average age of seventy-eight. Her mother asked her why her grandparents took so seriously, and she said, "They see the youth in me." There are so many laughs that your neighbor knocks on the wall, and so many joys that you get bruises by slapping your thigh. But after you laugh and feel good, there will be something that will quietly stay in your heart - what kind of adult do you want to live when you grow old. These are the eight pearls of Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Emotional boundaries teach you to ward off the emotional intrusions of the world. Boundary negotiation allows you to learn to say "no" to unreasonable demands. Family boundaries help you find the tightrope between family affection and freedom. Digital firewalls snatch your attention back from algorithms. Time boundaries give everyone Locked in one minute, the topic restricted area map allows you to know how to avoid other people's mistakes and write down your own mistakes. Retirement booking allows you to draw a respected blueprint for your old age in advance - and "Dean Fu's Good Intentions" is the starting and ending point of it all. Dear friends, these eight stories can be read for free on all platforms including Tomato Bookstore, Tomato Music, Toutiao Express Edition, Toutiao, Changdu Free Novels, and Danhua Free Novels. Just open any one and search for "user 26182811". When you see this number, you will find our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng's secret code. There is this mark in front of every story. Look for it and click on it to get it right. Our own gentleman has already searched on the above-mentioned platforms one by one. He responds quickly and is accurate every time he searches. Please pay attention when searching to see if the works of the gentleman are neatly lined up there waiting for you to turn over. After reading it, remember to blow the creative charge to our own Mr. Fu Shuiheng - leave a message in the comment area, write a sentence and your thoughts after reading it. Even if it is just an expression or a thumbs up, it is telling this old monkey brother from western Fujian: someone is reading every word you write, someone is laughing where you have laughed, and someone is wiping the corners of your eyes where you have hurt your heart. Let the old man know that his readers are always here, and he will continue to write us more absurd and humorous series of stories to make the universe more and more lively. Let Shao An continue to make his coffee, let Zhen Jie continue to use the most polite words to crush his opponents at the negotiation table, and let Yao Shu continue to give AP to those who steal your attention. P did the dissection, let Shi Shugui continue to use his countdown hourglass to measure the dignity of every minute, let Silence continue to set up road signs next to every minefield, let Fu Meihua continue to take care of her all day long with three slow and slow knocks on the door at six o'clock every morning, and let Luo Zihan's square dance bring out more smiles of the elderly. Finally, I would like to say a few words of heartfelt thanks. In this fast-paced era, you are bombarded with work messages every day, short videos compete for your attention, and you are chased by endless red dots. Your time is cut into pieces and your attention is torn into strips. In such a pace of life, you can still find time to click on these stories and read this line word by word - this investment of time and attention is really a blessing for the work and a blessing for the old man. I sincerely thank each and every one of you, thank you for staying for these stories despite your busy schedule, thank you for being willing to laugh and be silent, and thank you for being willing to walk with all the characters in this absurd workplace universe for so long. Every time you read, every search, and every footprint you leave in the comment area, you are extending the life of this universe. Thank you again for your time. See you in the next story!
I just discovered a new book. The style is light and funny, the plot is compact, not brainless, and the jokes are non-toxic. All the people are pretending to be immortals, but only the male protagonist is really cultivating immortals. He uses the slang of immortality to explain modern society. It's a great new book. I highly recommend it. It has a unique style and an alternative approach to immortality.
This book is very novel, with both suspense and emotional reversal online. The author of the online article was officially announced to have passed away three years ago, and he posted a memorial, which made readers shed a lot of tears. Now, suddenly, it has returned to bubbling. What the hell?
If there is no routine, don't watch it! Anti-Japanese War spy war theme, non-fiction, no time travel, no system, no cheats, no trickery, no tricks, only real spy war stories, full of patriotic passion, updated steadily every day
These two books completely break away from the traditional routines, and each one has its own innovation: "Jin Yan Mou" is not the common "female protagonist counterattacks and slaps in the face" template, there is a game of human nature hidden in the house fight. The heroine uses modern thinking to solve the problem in the deep house. Every step is based on realistic logic. There is no villain who forcibly outwit the plot, and there is no golden finger from the sky. The plot line is solid and delicate. "Mr. Bao, are your crescent moons attached?" "The title of the book is so ridiculous that I thought it was a joke, but it is actually a historical double penetration that goes against the grain. The protagonist uses modern knowledge to get things done in the Northern Song Dynasty. The plot twists do not follow routines. The historical details are exquisite and the character motivations are solid. It is not an assembly line product at all. They are all innovative and anti-routine works, and there is no shortage of books to fill!
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2.9kReads8.8Score283Shelves
Zhang Sangou's Notes on Getting Rich
46.8kReads8.7Score6.1kShelves
Legacy of the Herald 1 Broken Prism
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Legacy of the Herald 2 Fire Moth
1Reads—Score—Shelves
Reborn from the Ashes: from Troubled Times to Glory
20kReads9.2Score8.4kShelves
Fourth Master Just Wants to Lie Down and Not Be the Richest Man
10.4kReads5.8Score1kShelves
The Hidden Immortal: Blast Through Another World with a Cat and Space
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I Embrace the Warm Starlight in the Cold and Wet Alley
—Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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10Reads5.8Score—Shelves
One Night of Absurdity, He Actually Treated the Pharmaceutical Genius as a Cowherd!
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At the Wedding Scene, I Remarried the Groom's Best Man
1Reads8.5Score—Shelves
After Being Fucked by My Mother-In-Law During the Live Broadcast, I Sent Her to a Top Nursing Home
—Reads8.4Score—Shelves
Eat Pickles Three Days After Having a Caesarean Section, and Eat Prison Rice on the Day of the Birthday Party
—Reads8.4Score—Shelves
My Mother-In-Law Pulled Out My Life-Saving Needle, and I Cut Off Her Path to a Wealthy Family.
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
Warm Gray
3Reads8.7Score—Shelves
Marriage Is a Scam
3.2kReads7.4Score644Shelves
The Lonely Boat Is Happy to Carry the Meaning in the Clouds
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Mechanical Strange Stories
77Reads5.8Score—Shelves
Lianke
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Dean Fu, Let Me Book a Pension Place First.
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
Topic Restricted Area Map.
—Reads8.4Score—Shelves
Time Boundary Management.
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
Digital Perimeter Firewall.
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
Family Boundary Conflicts.
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
Workplace Boundary Negotiator.
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
Emotional Boundary Keeper.
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
Dean Fu's Good Intentions.
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
Hehuan Sect Cracks Down on Pornography? I Use My Sword to Run Away with the Technician.
10Reads—Score—Shelves
Women Are Like Flowers
—Reads8.4Score—Shelves
Love to the Depths of Attachment
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
Xuanzanglu
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Black and White Yin Yang Sword
38Reads—Score—Shelves
The Takeaway Car That Travels Through the World of Mortals
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After Dawn
—Reads5.8Score—Shelves
Meat Feeders, Meat Eaters and Meat Eaters
4Reads—Score—Shelves
After Disappearing for Many Years, She Finally Updated Again
15.1kReads9.0Score—Shelves
The Japanese Praised Me for My Kindness? I Will Send Him to the West with My Backhand
42Reads—Score—Shelves
She Was the First to Bear the Brunt of Her Entrepreneurial Journey
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Book of Magic
231Reads5.8Score—Shelves
Jinyanmou
286Reads—Score—Shelves