Educational Books 学习类书籍

1. 201 地 A Thousand Years of Sign-In in the Underworld, Then Reincarnating Makes the Empress Cry 地府签到千年，投胎气哭女帝 Invincible Master无敌大神Eastern Fantasy1.2M WordsCompleted After Li Heng died, his soul entered the underworld. He thought he would be reincarnated, but instead he unlocked a sign-in System in the Hall of the King of Hell. And so he became a lowly underworld officer who swept floors, wandering through every corner of the underworld. “Ding! You signed in at the Hall of the King of Hell and received the King of Hell's Sword!” “Ding! You signed in on the Eighteenth Level of Hell and received the Primordial Demon God Spear!” “Ding! You signed in at the Hall 12.3kReads8.6Score14.3kShelves

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2. 202 开 From the Start, I'm an Emperor: Building an Ancient Divine Sect 开局大帝境，打造太古神宗 Night-Roaming Wolf Lord夜游狼君Eastern Fantasy1.1M WordsCompleted After Wang Yi became sect leader, he activated a System and was rewarded with the cultivation of a Great Emperor. He vowed to build the greatest divine sect of the ancient era. Looking at the many prodigies hoping to join his sect... “What? You have a Supreme Bone and want to become a Holy Son? Sorry, in our sect, people with Supreme Bones are only good enough to guard the gate!” “You have the bloodline of a Heavenly Phoenix? Not bad! The kitchen needs a chef who can produce phoenix fire, so the 51.7kReads8.4Score2.8kShelves
3. 203 弃 Cast Aside, I Become Emperor: My Fate Is Mine to Command 弃子成皇：我命由我不由天 Stone Little Xi石头小西Mystery113k WordsCompleted Yesterday, I was a discarded pawn. Today, I am the emperor. From pawn to player, and finally to the throne. This is the road of a ruthless hero, paved with mountains of corpses and seas of blood. Everyone who stands in my way will become a stepping stone on my path from “discarded pawn to emperor.” 15Reads—Score—Shelves

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4. 204 窗 The Road Outside the Window and the Sea in My Heart 窗外的路与心中的海 Stone Little Xi石头小西Modern Romance207k WordsCompleted If you have ever: · Struggled to balance your dreams and reality · Tried to understand your parents' silence while also making sense of the next generation's boldness · Worked to protect a little undying light amid an ordinary, or even difficult, life Then open this book. Here, you'll find a sea of your own. 4Reads—Score—Shelves
5. 205 都 The Old Chinese Doctor of the City 都市老中医 Apricot Grove Physician杏林郎中Urban396k WordsCompleted This is the story of a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, a hard-core novel about traditional Chinese medicine. (Note: All the medical cases are real.) 1.5kReads9.1Score264Shelves
6. 206 高 High-EQ Conversation Skills for a Better Life 高情商聊天术，创造美好生活 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人Urban193k WordsCompleted My new story is here! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 7Reads—Score—Shelves

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7. 207 高 The Art of the Perfect Reply: Win People Over with Every Word 高情商回话术开口就让人喜欢 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人180k WordsCompleted High-EQ responses are an art of communication centered on wisdom and empathy. They are not simply a pile of clever lines, but a way of reading someone’s emotions and needs, then conveying sincerity with tactful words to ease awkwardness and foster understanding. Respond to praise with humility to bring people closer; face criticism with self-reflection to show perspective; handle disagreements with empathetic words to find common ground. High-EQ responses respect others’ feelings while expressin 77Reads6.5Score—Shelves
8. 208 做 The Way of Being Human: How to Conduct Yourself and Get Along with Others 做人之道之为人处事 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人408k WordsCompleted Introduction to the Art of Conducting Yourself The art of conducting yourself is the delicate balance between interacting with others and cultivating yourself. At its heart lies a two-way practice: keeping true to yourself within and empathizing with others without. Within, sincerity comes first. Avoid putting on a show, and never deceive others or yourself. Build your life on an authentic foundation, and you can earn lasting trust. Next comes knowing your responsibilities: do your best to honor 4Reads—Score—Shelves
9. 209 会 People Who Know How to Speak Win from the Moment They Open Their Mouths 会说话的人，一开口就赢了 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人295k WordsCompleted This book explores the importance of emotional intelligence and good communication skills in everyday life, and the positive impact they can have. It explains that emotional intelligence helps us sense other people's feelings, understand their perspectives, and manage our own emotions effectively, creating harmonious relationships. Good communication skills help us express our thoughts clearly, accurately, and vividly, making conversations smoother at work, in social settings, and with family. T 131Reads—Score—Shelves
10. 210 搞 The Art of Making Money 搞钱之道 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人Urban392k WordsCompleted The key to making money lies in the “way”: you need both practical action and clear, insightful thinking. First, focus on creating value. Whether you’re advancing your career, starting a business, or trying a side hustle, the key is to solve problems for others: specialists provide expert solutions, business owners meet market needs, and content creators share useful information. The more scarce the value you offer, the greater the reward. Next, ride the wave. Understanding trends matters more t 22Reads—Score—Shelves
11. 211 格 Recognizing Your Own Perspective 格局的自我认清 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人218k WordsCompleted Prologue to The Bigger Picture Life is a boundless voyage, and we are all searching for the way forward. The Bigger Picture is like a lighthouse, illuminating the path to a broader perspective. This book focuses on five key dimensions for broadening your perspective: position, direction, method, pace, and rhythm. No matter where you start, you can accurately understand your position, like locating your coordinates on a vast star map; find the right direction, like setting the correct sails on a 2Reads—Score—Shelves
12. 212 回 Master the Art of Conversation and Become a Great Speaker 回话有招练就好口才 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人728k WordsCompleted My new work is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 1.8kReads6.4Score176Shelves
13. 213 读 Reading and Conduct: The Twofold Discipline of Life 读书与做人，人生的双重修炼 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人168k WordsCompleted My new work is here! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 14Reads—Score—Shelves
14. 214 做 Don't Be Too Honest 做人不要太老实 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人214k WordsCompleted In real life, don't be too honest and accommodating. Honesty is a virtue, but taken too far, it can leave you in a difficult position. People who are too accommodating often don't know how to say no. When faced with unreasonable demands, they force themselves to agree, leaving themselves exhausted and risking that others will take them for granted. At work, they quietly take on a heavy workload but don't know how to showcase their achievements, so promotion opportunities often go to people who k 89Reads—Score—Shelves
15. 215 人 Life Lessons That Cut to the Bone 人生感悟，句句入骨 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人189k WordsCompleted To get along in life, you need to know how to handle people and be emotionally intelligent. When you speak, you need to know what to say and how to say it well. Life is full of pitfalls, so be tactful. Words can trip you up at every turn, so say what people want to hear if you want a chance. 1.1kReads—Score133Shelves
16. 216 孙 The Thirty-Six Stratagems in The Art of War 孙子兵法中的三十六计 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人180k WordsCompleted The Art of War and The Thirty-Six Stratagems are outstanding examples of ancient Chinese military strategy and wisdom, and have had a profound influence on later generations. The Art of War, written by Sun Wu, is one of the world's earliest military works. It covers every aspect of warfare, including strategy, tactics, military management, and intelligence gathering. Sun Tzu stresses that "know yourself and know your enemy, and you will never be defeated," emphasizing the importance of accuratel 12Reads—Score—Shelves
17. 217 三 Success Is 30% Doing and 70% Speaking: The Art of Communication 三分靠做七分靠说，说话的艺术 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人184k WordsCompleted The idea that "success is 30 percent doing and 70 percent talking" is profoundly reflected in many areas of life. It does not belittle the importance of taking action. Rather, it emphasizes the crucial role that expression and communication play on the road to success. In the business world, an excellent product or service is certainly important. But if its value and advantages are not communicated effectively to consumers, it may well be overlooked by the market. In that case, "talking" become 302Reads—Score—Shelves
18. 218 提 Polish Your Writing: The Essay Score-Boosting Guide 提升文笔：作文提分宝册 Rousseau's Forest Cabin卢梭的森林小屋420k WordsCompleted “Classmate ‘Overachiever’? The book everyone’s secretly reading!” In a relaxed atmosphere, quickly improve the writing skills of middle and high school students, and learn to write perfect essays for entrance exams. Enjoy beautiful writing that goes down easy. Includes: (1) Essays written in response to actual middle and high school entrance exam prompts (2) Excellent writing on a wide range of topics and in many styles (3) Humorous takes on historical figures (4) A wealth of cultural heritage e 83Reads—Score—Shelves

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19. 219 天 The Five Signs of Decay 天人五衰 Chen Ci Rotting Away陈辞烂掉7k WordsCompleted The Five Signs of Decay 4Reads—Score—Shelves
20. 220 中 Essential Knowledge of Chinese History: A Beginner’s Guide to China’s National History, a Bestselling Classic Since the Republican Era 中国历史常识(一本品读中国国史的入门巨著，民国以来畅销不衰的国史读本) Lü Simei吕思勉Historical125k WordsCompleted Written by Lü Simian, a modern Chinese historian, master of Chinese studies, and preeminent scholar of history, this monumental work is held in the highest regard by Huang Renyu, Qian Mu, Bai Yang, Yi Zhongtian, Gu Jiegang, and many others. It is a perennially popular guide to Chinese history. Common Knowledge of Chinese History is the acclaimed work that established Lü Simian, a modern historian, master of Chinese studies, and preeminent scholar of history, as a leading figure. It was also the 28Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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21. 221 伤 The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases 伤寒杂病论爆笑详解版 Eight Hundred Miles of Wind and Clouds风云八百里1.7M WordsCompleted The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases is a medical classic interpretation that turns tradition on its head. With witty, humorous language, the book presents a fresh take on Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases, breathing new life into this ancient text on traditional Chinese medicine. Skillfully blending modern elements with ancient wisdom, the author uses entertaining stories and vivid examples to explain complex, dif 59Reads—Score—Shelves

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    "The Hilarious Explanation of Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" is a work of interpretation of medical classics that subverts tradition. This book uses humorous language to give a unique explanation of Zhang Zhongjing's "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", giving this ancient Chinese medicine classic a new lease of life. The author cleverly combines modern elements with ancient wisdom. Through interesting stories and vivid examples, the author explains complex and difficult medical theories in a simple and easy-to-understand way, allowing readers to understand the essence of traditional Chinese medicine while laughing. Whether you are a beginner who is interested in traditional Chinese medicine or a professional who wants to examine the classics from a new perspective, you can gain both knowledge and fun from it.

22. 222 饮 The Way of Eating: A Low-Fat, Whole-Food, Plant-Based Journey 饮食大道：低脂纯素之路 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音449k WordsCompleted A low-fat, whole-food, plant-based diet is the most suitable, scientific, convenient, affordable, and effective path to healthy eating in today's society. Thanks to its scientific basis and broad applicability, this way of eating is becoming a key solution to modern health problems. Based on whole plant foods, it avoids animal products and heavily processed foods, cutting off at the source factors that cause many chronic diseases and offering people from all walks of life an effective, economica 15Reads—Score—Shelves
23. 223 逆 From Junior Employee to Tech Tycoon 逆袭，从小职员到科技老总 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音6k WordsCompleted A comeback story, from junior employee to tech mogul —Reads—Score—Shelves
24. 224 唐 Tang Girl’s Guide: Understanding Tang Culture Through One Book 唐妞驾到：一本书读懂唐文化 Mr. Erqiao二乔先生Historical9k WordsCompleted Er Qiao, a comic artist, drew a portrait of a cute Tang dynasty pottery figurine of a woman. To his surprise, she came to life and even called him Dad, giving him quite a scare. It turned out the girl was from the Tang dynasty, though she remembered only fragments of its history. Er Qiao named her Tang Niu, and the two began calling each other father and daughter. Tang Niu brought a lot of joy to Er Qiao's life, but also plenty of trouble. In the end, Er Qiao decided to send her back to the Tang 103Reads9.4Score—Shelves
25. 225 开 From the Start as a Toilet Cleaner to the Ultimate Winner 开局扫厕所，到最终大赢家 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音Modern Romance6k WordsCompleted From the start, he was cleaning toilets. In the end, he became the ultimate winner —Reads—Score—Shelves
26. 226 笑 With a Smile Like Flowers, She Becomes a Seductress in Northern Myanmar 笑靥如花，她在缅北做蛇蝎诱 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音8k WordsCompleted With a smile like a flower, she works as a femme fatale seductress in northern Myanmar —Reads—Score—Shelves
27. 227 中 Five Thousand Years of Chinese History 中国上下五千年 Zhang Qi章祺Historical107k WordsCompleted A History of China Through Five Thousand Years recounts nearly five millennia of Chinese history, from the legendary Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Throughout its long history, the great Chinese nation has given rise to countless remarkable figures: politicians, military strategists, thinkers, scientists, writers, artists, and outstanding women. A History of China Through Five Thousand Years selects events that had a major impact on the course of Chinese histo 11kReads9.5Score1.6kShelves
28. 228 系 After the System Crashed, I Somehow Became a Winner in Life? 系统崩溃后，我反而成了人生赢家？ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音6k WordsCompleted After the System crashed, did I end up becoming a winner in life instead? —Reads—Score—Shelves
29. 229 系 The System Exchanged Three Beast Experience Vouchers for Me 系统为我兑换了三张畜生体验券 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音9k WordsCompleted The System exchanged three beast-mode experience coupons for me —Reads—Score—Shelves
30. 230 就 I Just Ate a Snake, So Why Did Everything Go So Wrong? 就吃了条蛇，结果昨这么糟？ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音11k WordsCompleted I only ate a snake. How did things end up this badly? —Reads—Score—Shelves
31. 231 从 From Nurse to His One and Only! 从护士逆袭白月光！ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音7k WordsCompleted From nurse to the one he treasures most! —Reads—Score—Shelves
32. 232 安 Safety First. Don't Call Me Paranoid When I Beat Someone Up 安全为要，别说我偏执要揍人 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音6k WordsCompleted Safety comes first. Don't call me paranoid unless you want a beating. —Reads—Score—Shelves
33. 233 历 A Collection of History Too Gruesome to Read Closely (Complete in Two Volumes) 历史不忍细看合集（共2册） Zhao Yue赵越Historical359k WordsCompleted "History Is Too Painful to Examine Closely: A Refined Edition" This book gathers a wealth of forgotten and misunderstood historical material, separating fact from fiction and clearing away the dust to reveal history in its true colors. From power struggles and writers’ private lives to palace intrigues and tales from the streets, it cuts through layers of mystery with clear, accessible explanations. Long-standing misconceptions are corrected with lively, witty accounts, bringing the colorful yea 1.1kReads9.1Score248Shelves

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34. 234 当 When a Phone Addict Meets an Immortal Venerable Who's Gone Offline 当手机奴遇上断网仙尊 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音Modern Romance5k WordsCompleted When a phone addict meets an immortal who has never been online —Reads—Score—Shelves
35. 235 解 After I Untied the Knot in My Heart, I Gained the Most Precious Reward! 解开心结后，我得到了最珍贵的收获！ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音5k WordsCompleted After I untied the knot in my heart, I gained the most precious thing of all! —Reads—Score—Shelves
36. 236 欠 Owe 180 Million? I'll Short Wall Street with My Ancestors' Code! 欠债1.8亿？我用老祖宗代码做空华尔街！ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音7k WordsCompleted Owe 180 million? I'll short Wall Street with my ancestors' code! —Reads—Score—Shelves
37. 237 洪 The Hongwu Secret Files: The Untold History of Zhu Yuanzhang 洪武密档：朱元璋不为人知的历史 Ren Xiao任逍Historical453k WordsCompleted 🔥 Tomato’s masterpiece of mystery and investigation, Hongwu Secret Files: The Untold History of Zhu Yuanzhang, unveils the forbidden secrets of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Great Ming! 📜 Born into abject poverty, the cowherd Zhu Chongba went from begging as a monk at Huangjue Temple to becoming a warlord of the Red Turban Army. In the end, he climbed to the throne over the corpses of Chen Youliang and Zhang Shicheng. Yet behind this legendary rise lurk bloody mysteries that officia 13Reads—Score—Shelves

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    The autumn rain in Hongwu's seventeenth year was more lingering than in previous years. Xu Da was lying on the hospital bed in the mansion, listening to the sound of water dripping from the eaves outside the window, like a drum beating in his heart. His back was rotten to the bone. The imperial physician came to see him three times, but each time he just shook his head. In the end, he left the words "General, enjoy your life and rest in peace" and hurriedly left. When Fu'an, the personal servant, came in with a medicine bowl, the mud on the soles of his boots rubbed against the gold bricks, leaving a few dark marks. "Master, it's time to take medicine." Fu'an's voice was very low, and he glanced at the top of the tent from the corner of his eyes - the banner that accompanied the conscripts hung there, and the corners were already frayed. Xu Da didn't respond. He put his skinny hands on the quilt. His knuckles were deformed from holding the knife for a long time, but he didn't even have the strength to clench his fists at this moment. He remembered that last month, Zhu Yuanzhang sent his chamberlain to visit, and the ginseng he brought was thicker than his arm, but when he smelled the ginseng, he felt his heart was clogged. With a "squeak" sound, the outer door was pushed open. Fu'an was about to scold who was so rude, but when he saw who was coming, his face turned pale, and he knelt on the ground with a pop: "Wang... Wang Gonggong." The person who came was the eunuch Wang Jin, the eunuch Wang Jin, the eunuch Bingbi, the most useful person around Zhu Yuanzhang. He was wearing an azure python-patterned undershirt, holding a gold-painted lacquer box in his hand, followed by four royal guards. The black robes looked like four pieces of indestructible ink on a rainy day. "General Xu, Your Majesty has given you some supplements because of your hard work." Wang Jin's voice was sharp and thin, like ice scraping across tiles. Without letting his servants take over, he walked straight to the bed and placed the lacquer box on the bedside table. Xu Da turned his head hard and his eyelids were as heavy as lead. He saw a smile on Wang Jin's face, but the smile didn't reach his eyes, but there was something chilling in his heart. Three years ago, when Hu Weiyong's house was ransacked, it was Wang Jin who took him there. When he came back, the blood on the soles of his boots was not wiped off. "Excuse me, father-in-law." Xu Da's voice was as hoarse as a broken gong. Every time he said a word, the sores on his back hurt as if they were being pricked by needles. Wang Jin opened the lacquer box with a smile: "Your Majesty knew that the general had a bad appetite, so he asked the imperial chef to make a light dish." The box was covered with bright yellow brocade, and a shiny steamed goose lay on it. The goose skin is steamed until it becomes translucent, and you can see the pink and tender meat underneath. The wolfberry and Codonopsis pilosula stuffed in the abdomen are faintly red, and the heat comes out wrapped in the aroma of the meat, filling the humid air. Xu Da's pupils shrank suddenly, and the blood all over his body seemed to freeze instantly. With his gangrenous back, he was most afraid of food, especially goose meat. Imperial doctors have repeatedly warned that not to mention eating, just smelling the smell may aggravate the condition. Who doesn't know about the civil and military affairs of the Manchu Dynasty? Zhu Yuanzhang had been in the army for half his life and knew these military taboos best. How could he just give him a steamed goose? "General, eat it while it's hot." Wang Jin's smile deepened, and he reached for the silver chopsticks. "His Majesty said that he will be relieved to see that you enjoy the meal." Xu Da's eyes fell on the steamed goose, and many scenes suddenly flashed before his eyes - during the Battle of Poyang Lake, he and Zhu Yuanzhang shared a piece of roast goose. At that time, the goose feathers were still stuck to the corners of their mouths, but the two of them smiled like children; on the day when Yuan Dadu was captured, Zhu Yuanzhang put his arm around his shoulders and said "When the world is at peace, I will treat you to goose every day"; and last year, before he retired and returned to his hometown, Zhu Yuanzhang held a banquet in the palace. During the banquet, he specially asked the imperial chef to serve stewed goose, but stopped him before he could use his chopsticks and said with a smile, "You will not forgive me for your gangrene. This goose, I will wait until you recover." It turns out that he knows everything. Tears welled up without warning, flowing down the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes, dripping on the pillow, leaving a small dark wet mark. It's not that Xu Da has never cried. When he saw his brothers dying in front of him on the battlefield, he cried. Later, when his son died in Mobei, he also cried. But this time, it was the pain of my heart being torn apart. That's not sadness, that's despair. It's the despair of following a person from birth to death for thirty years, and finally being handed a sugar-coated knife. "Eunuch..." Xu Da's voice was trembling. He raised his hand to push the box away, but as soon as his arm was raised halfway, it went limp. "I... I will eat." Wang Jin finally showed a satisfied look in his smile: "The general is a sensible person." Xu Da asked Fu An to help him sit up. The pain in his back almost made him faint. He watched Fu'an cut the goose meat into small pieces with a silver knife. Each cut seemed to cut into his heart. He thought of the soldiers under his command, the bricks he had laid on the walls of Nanjing with his own hands, and the life-saving bowl of porridge Zhu Yuanzhang had given him in Haozhou. It turns out that all the affection is no match for the four words "great achievements shock the master". "Fu'an," Xu Da's voice suddenly calmed down, so calm that it made people panic, "go and call the wife and children." When Mrs. Wang came in with her three sons, she saw the steamed goose on the bedside, and her face instantly turned pale. The eldest son Xu Huizu was about to speak, but Xu Da stopped him with a look. This man who dared to block the Mongolian cavalry on the battlefield had red eyes at the moment, but he gritted his teeth to prevent tears from falling. "I don't have much time left." Xu Da looked at them, his voice as soft as a sigh, "Huizu, you have an upright temperament. From now on, you should talk less in court and do more. Remember, descendants of the Xu family are never allowed to hold military power." Xu Huizu choked and nodded, clenching his fists tightly. "Second brother, you are on duty in Jinyiwei," Xu Da looked at his second son, "Remember, don't ask what you shouldn't ask, don't look at what you shouldn't see. Only by keeping your duty can you save the lives of the whole family." The second son, with tears streaming down his face, knelt on the ground and kowtowed. "The third child is still young," Xu Da's eyes fell on the youngest son, who was only ten years old. He was so frightened that he cried, "Let him study hard, don't learn martial arts, don't be an official, just be an ordinary citizen." Wang covered her mouth and cried so hard that her whole body trembled. Xu Da gave some more instructions about the family affairs, from the land to the servants, one by one, in a clear and logical manner, as if he was not explaining the funeral affairs, but arranging a battle. Wang Jin stood aside, holding a tea cup and drinking slowly, as if all this had nothing to do with him. After explaining the last thing, Xu Da asked Fu An to hand over a piece of goose meat. The meat was warm and had a rich aroma, but in his eyes, it looked like a red-hot iron. He looked at the rain outside the window. The rain hitting the banana leaves made a rustling sound, just like the rain of arrows on the battlefield. "Your Majesty... I... Take the order to thank you." He murmured and put the piece of goose meat into his mouth. The meat is very tender and tastes good. It is the workmanship of the imperial chef. But as he chewed, he felt as if a stone was stuck in his throat, and the sores on his back felt like they were being burned by fire. The pain made his eyes black. He forced himself to swallow and asked Fu An to pass the second piece. Mrs. Wang and her children knelt on the ground, crying heartily, but no one dared to stop them. They all know that this is the emperor's order, and the consequences of resisting the order will be the destruction of the entire Xu family. Xu Da ate one piece after another, sweat rolled down his forehead and soaked the white hair on his temples. He remembered what Zhu Yuanzhang said back then: "We brothers, we must live and die together." Now, we cannot live together, but we must fulfill this oath in death. After eating half of the goose, Xu Da couldn't hold on any longer. He leaned forward and fell on the pillow. He breathed heavily and looked at Wang Jin, the last light in his eyes gradually extinguished: "Eunuch... Thank your majesty for me..." Wang Jin put down the teacup, stood up and walked to the bed, checked his breathing, and then shouted outside: "General Xu... Passed away." The sound of the rain seemed to get louder, beating on the window lattice and every inch of the Xu family's mansion. Xu Huizu hugged his father's increasingly cold body and finally couldn't help but let out a suppressed cry, like a wounded cub. Wang Jin adjusted his robes and left quietly with the royal guards. The carriage had been waiting outside the house for a long time. The wheels ran over the waterlogged road, and the splashes of water hit the wall, like fleeting blood flowers. The rain is still falling, as if it wants to wash away all the sadness and helplessness in the world. Xu Da's mourning hall was quickly erected, and the white flags fluttered in the wind and rain, like silent flags. There was an endless stream of people coming to express their condolences, and everyone had sadness on their faces, but deep in their eyes, there was a hint of luck—fortunately, it was not him who fell this time. Only Wang knew that on that autumn rainy afternoon, when her husband took his last breath, there were still tears in the corners of his eyes. In those tears, there were memories of the past, reluctance to leave his family, and more importantly, the deepest disappointment for the emperor he had assisted his whole life. Many years later, the story of the steamed goose was still circulated in Nanjing. Some people say that Zhu Yuanzhang was afraid that Xu Da would rebel, while others said that Xu Da deserved to die because of his great achievements. Only on the anniversary of Xu Da's death, an old servant would bring a steamed goose to the grave, put three sticks of incense, and sigh at the tombstone: "General, this goose... Is bitter." The wind blew through the pines and cypresses on the grave, making a whimpering sound, as if telling the past that was soaked by the autumn rain, and the final sadness of a founding hero.

38. 238 捡 I Picked Up an Immortal and Became a Big Shot! 捡到个神仙后，我翻身变大佬！ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音6k WordsCompleted After finding an immortal, I rose to the top! —Reads—Score—Shelves
39. 239 从 From One Phrase to a Master of Chinese Classics 从一句话入门到国学大师 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音6k WordsCompleted From a single phrase to a master of Chinese classics —Reads—Score—Shelves
40. 240 救 Emergency Money Can't Fill the Bottomless Pit of Desire! Losing More Than Just Money? 救命钱堵不住欲望的窟窿！输掉的何止金钱？ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音6k WordsCompleted Emergency money can't fill the hole left by greed! What did I lose besides money? —Reads—Score—Shelves
41. 241 结 After Three Years of Marriage, I Nearly Destroyed the Man Who Loved Me Most! 结婚三年，我差点亲手毁了最爱我的男人！ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音6k WordsCompleted Three years into our marriage, I nearly destroyed the man who loved me most with my own hands! —Reads—Score—Shelves
42. 242 从 From Good-for-Nothing to Coffee Legend 从废柴逆袭到咖啡传奇 Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音13k WordsCompleted From Good-for-Nothing to Coffee Legend —Reads—Score—Shelves
43. 243 等 Will I Find a Surprise or a Fright? 等到的是惊喜，还是惊恐？ Liaoran Miaoyin了然妙音Completed Will It Be a Surprise, or a Scare? —Reads—Score—Shelves
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45. 245 天 With Unrivaled Talent, All I Want Is to Stay Alive 天赋无敌的我，一心只想苟活 Xi Ruohuang惜若黄Eastern Fantasy3.0M WordsOngoing [Feel-good power fantasy + Invincible + King of Keeping a Low Profile] Because of his youthful arrogance, Lin Feng paid for it with his life. He arrived in a place called the Nine Provinces Continent and became the useless eldest senior brother of the Divine Firmament Sword Sect. I died after living loudly in my previous life. This time, I want to live quietly. Unfortunately, his master was ambushed by villains, leaving Lin Feng no choice but to reveal a tiny sliver of his talent and shock the w 162.4kReads8.3Score7.7kShelves
46. 246 国 Cultivation Survival for the Nation's Fortune: I Can See Hidden Hints 国运修仙求生：我能看见隐藏提示 Ye Mofan叶默凡Urban1.4M WordsOngoing [National Fortune Survival + Livestreaming + Immortal Cultivation + God-Tier Hints] Blue Star’s resources are running dry, and the National Fortune Game has arrived! Two people from each country are randomly selected to enter the Cave Realm and cultivate immortality. If a contestant dies, their country’s national fortune will be deducted and a natural disaster will follow. Resources obtained by contestants in the Cave Realm have a chance of being returned to their countries with a critical bonus 46.4kReads7.8Score4.1kShelves

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47. 247 金 The Golden Son-in-Law 金牌帝婿 Misty Rain’烟雨’Historical3.0M WordsCompleted [Farming] [Lighthearted] [Alternate world] [No System] Qin Yu transmigrates, and from the start he’s the second son of the Prince of Qin’s household. His father is a non-imperial prince of Great Wei and the Minister of Revenue. His mother is a wealthy daughter of a prominent Jiangnan family. His older brother is a peerless general who guards the frontier. With such powerful connections and an exalted position, Qin Yu gives up on ambition, indulging in wine, women, and song, and reclining in the 58.1kReads9.0Score6.3kShelves
48. 248 一 A Beginner's Journey into Traditional Chinese Medicine 一个小白的中医之路 Go with the Flow 9527和光同尘9527Modern Romance314k WordsCompleted An original work on Tomato Novel. The author’s first novel. Fang Xiaobai knew nothing about medicine, but she saw many people around her go to the hospital without getting better, spending money only to suffer. When her mother fell ill and needed surgery, it inspired Fang Xiaobai to teach herself traditional Chinese medicine so she could save her loved ones. And so she began her journey of learning medicine on her own... Please don’t use the remedies in this novel indiscriminately. They are ent 16Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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50. 250 公 Building a Collection of Essay Materials for the Civil Service Exam 公考申论素材积累 Little Dong Only Snow小冬只雪94k WordsCompleted A collection of study materials for China's civil service examination essay section, including memorable quotes, model essays, standard terminology, trending events (such as Ne Zha...), profiles of notable figures (Huang Xuhua, Sun Jiadong, Pan Jianwei...), and official documents. Let's help everyone pass the exam and land a civil service job. 802Reads—Score272Shelves

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