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

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It is a crossover book with high IQ, many twists and turns, and logic that is so tough that it can poke people to death. It will not be pushed to the setting if it cannot be edited, and it will not fool anxious young readers under the guise of changing their lives. Following the plot, the book contains the most useful knowledge from 17 disciplines including psychology, economics, logic, game theory, and advanced mathematics, as well as cutting-edge mainstream scientific explanations, which will quickly build your thinking framework and improve your cognitive level. Feng shui metaphysics, divination and fortune telling are no longer things that can fool you (if you have any questions, skip 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 reader's fault for laughing has nothing to do with the author. As for the plot, you are really good at guessing it. Even if you put aside the knowledge points, the plot of the whole book is a suspense story with rigorous logic. There are a lot of foreshadowings. The second and third chapters are all interesting. It is not a scattered plot put together for the purpose of telling knowledge. Some chapters are specially designed to train diverse thinking. Reading slowly can improve your reasoning ability and make your brain grow stronger after reading it. If you find that the plot logic is unreasonable, the author will lie down on the ground and let you beat him. Good things have different opinions. Some people became bald just to write this book! There is no content in the book and it cannot support this advertisement. How to build a strong self, this book will sincerely tell you. . .

57 刑 The Power of Torture Instruments Wen MingHistorical103k WordsCompleted 91Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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These are the crystallization of human thinking and wisdom. Take them.

58 世 A Brief History of World Trade Wars Zhao TaoHistorical97k WordsCompleted 113Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Study good books, religious philosophy, classics

59 三 Ternary Consciousness and Memory Mapping Principle Philosophical CatSci-Fi & Apocalypse102k WordsCompleted 1.5kReads9.2Score540Shelves

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As an aspiring young man in the 21st century, you must understand some philosophy! "Ternary Consciousness and Memory Mapping Principle" uses philosophical reasoning to decipher the secrets of human lifespan, as well as reasoning about some historical truths and supernatural phenomena in ancient times. There is also a lot of reasoning content in the back that will subvert your three views! An exciting learning book!

60 蜀 The Restoration of the King of Shu: Starting from the Defeat of Zhang Xianzhong Still a Little PiggyHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 13.3kReads8.7Score1.2kShelves

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It is a historical fictional novel. Reading this novel can help you learn more about the social situation in the late Ming Dynasty. You can also have a deeper understanding of the true conduct and behavior of some historical figures that you don't know much about, such as the positions of Zuo Liangyu and Qin Liangyu in troubled times, such as the noble conduct of the famous anti-Qing general Li Dingguo, and how the small court of the Southern Ming Dynasty headed by Shi Kefa lived in peace. This novel is based on the character traits and behavioral stances of real historical figures. Reading this novel can help you better understand the social turmoil in the late Ming Dynasty and the dire straits of the people's lives. This is a very good work, with a strong sense of substitution, and it is also very interesting and fascinating to read.

61 一 A Book to Quickly Understand Legalist Thought Tao ShourenHistorical13k WordsCompleted 197Reads9.0Score—Shelves

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Nine Thousand Years Old Wei Gonghu/

70 半 Half-Hour Cartoon About the History of China Chen Lei·half Hour Comics TeamHistorical203k WordsCompleted 2.8kReads9.6Score841Shelves

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I think these books are more meaningful, you can read them

71 中 Know All About Chinese History Zhu LichunHistorical470k WordsCompleted 40Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Come on, come on, come on

72 坐 Travel All over China by Bus A BookshelfUrban733k WordsOngoing 5Reads—Score—Shelves

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Are you longing for a fun trip that also provides you with a wealth of knowledge? Open "Traveling All Over China by Bus", the author uses a unique bus journey to take you to appreciate the customs and customs of various parts of the motherland. During the journey, the author used AI knowledge to make ancient Chinese culture vivid and interesting. In remote villages, AI helps interpret dialects, making communication full of joy; in front of ancient buildings, AI reveals historical stories, which is eye-catching. By reading this book, you can not only experience the fun of travel, but also learn rich cultural knowledge. It is an educational and entertaining reading feast. Come and start this cultural journey where knowledge and fun coexist.

73 天 Secret Decoding Xuanyuan DomineeringUrban919k WordsCompleted 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Ability and luck from a high-dimensional perspective: chance is an undecoded necessity, and ability is the key to deciphering the rules. If you stand in the daily perspective of the three-dimensional world, luck always carries the filter of "accident" - it is an opportunity encountered around the corner, an unintentional harvest; ability is like a "real" tool - it is a craft that has been practiced for ten years, and it is the experience of staying up for hundreds of nights. But if you go one level higher and look at the more essential regularity dimension, the boundary between the two has actually been quietly rewritten: luck is never an isolated accident, but the manifestation of systematic rules at a certain moment; ability is never a static skill, but a person's ability to adapt to and decipher the rules. The so-called high-dimensional cognition is nothing more than seeing through the transformation code of "accidental" and "inevitable" - the essence of ability is to make oneself a "same frequency" of the rules, so that luck can change from "random wind" to "light coming along the track". Let's first look at the high-dimensional nature of luck: it never "comes out of nothing", but is a "probability node of the system". From a three-dimensional perspective, we always attribute luck to "coincidence": for example, entrepreneurs caught up with the trend and made money and said it was "good luck"; scholars suddenly made research breakthroughs and said it was "just a coincidence." But if you zoom out and look at it, behind any "coincidence" lies the operating logic of the system. Just like the blooming of flowers in spring is not "luck" - it is the temperature, humidity, and nutrients in the soil that have accumulated enough, and it blooms naturally at a certain point; the success in the trend is not "luck" - it is the market demand, technological maturity, and supply chain completeness, and at a certain point someone will naturally catch it. "Luck" in high-dimensional cognition is more like "examination questions thrown by the system": it will always appear only at regular "critical points" and only for those who are "close to the critical point". A farmer will not think that "sowing in spring and harvesting in autumn" is luck - because he knows the "law of timing"; an old hunter will not think that "crouching on the animal trail to catch prey" is luck - because he knows the "law of habit". The so-called "no luck" essentially means not standing in the "probability enrichment area" of the system: either it is too far away from the law, or it does not wait long enough for the law to take effect. Just like some people complain about "missing a good opportunity", but the opportunity never appears suddenly - it is the accumulation of countless "small signals" and the "arrival time" written in the dark by rules. It is just that most people are unable to recognize it, so they classify "missing it" as "bad luck". Let's look at the high-dimensional core of ability: it is never a "stack of skills", but "the ability to adapt to rules". From a three-dimensional perspective, we often equate ability with "what you know" - being able to program, negotiate, and solve problems. But from a high-dimensional perspective, the real ability is "what laws can be connected": the core ability of programmers is not the speed of typing code, but understanding the system connection of "user needs-technical logic-business implementation"; the core ability of entrepreneurs is not being able to speak well, but capturing the regular nodes of "supply and demand gap-resource flow-value closed loop". Just like a key can open the door, not because it looks good, but because its tooth marks adapt to the structure of the lock cylinder - the "sharpness" of its ability never depends on its "weight", but on its "fit" with the rules. More importantly, high-dimensional ability has its own "scalability": it can make a person "lucky" in different fields. Some people wonder, "Why do some people still succeed in changing industries?" It's not that they are particularly lucky, it's that what they master is not "how to do something", but "the underlying laws of doing anything" - such as "how to identify key variables", "how to wait for critical points", and "how to try and make mistakes with minimum cost". These laws are like water and can adapt to different containers: used in business to "catch the trend", used in academics to "find breakthroughs", and used in life to "avoid pitfalls". The so-called "people with strong abilities will never have bad luck" essentially means that they have become "conductors of rules" - no matter what signal the system throws, they can quickly catch it and turn what others see as "accident" into "inevitability" in their own hands. Finally, look at the dynamic relationship between the two: ability is the "translator" that turns accidental luck into inevitable results. In the three-dimensional world, luck and ability are often regarded as "competitors": some say "luck is more important than ability", while others say "ability can crush luck". But from a high-dimensional perspective, they are "symbioses": luck is the "undecoded necessity", and ability is the "key to decoding"; luck provides "possibility", and ability turns "possibility" into "certainty". Just like the discovery of penicillin: Fleming saw the mold on the petri dish killing the bacteria. This was "luck" - the mold happened to fall on the culture medium, and he happened to not throw away the contaminated vessel. But this "luck" can be turned into a drug that saves tens of millions of people, relying on the ability to follow up: Flory and Qian's team spent ten years purifying mold, conducting animal experiments, and solving mass production problems - it was they who disassembled "accidental discoveries" into "microbial suppression laws" and fanned the "spark of luck" into an "inevitable flame." Without the "luck signal" in the front, ability may not be able to find its strength; without the "ability decoding" in the back, luck is just a passing cloud. People with high-dimensional cognition understand this truth: don't be greedy for "rootless luck", but only practice "the ability to receive luck". They will not envy others for "what they happen to encounter", they will only ask themselves "can they recognize the pattern"; they will not complain about "luck has not come to them", they will only check "how far they are from the critical point of the pattern". Just like a gardener does not look forward to "sudden rain", he only concentrates on "loosening the soil and digging channels" - loose soil can store rain, and dug channels can lead water. Even if it doesn't "happen to rain", he can also divert water for irrigation; even if it rains suddenly, he can catch it steadily and prevent it from running away in vain. In the final analysis, looking at ability and luck from a high-dimensional perspective is like looking at a river and a boat: luck is the water in the river, sometimes fast and sometimes slow, sometimes rising and sometimes falling; ability is the keel and sail of the boat - if the keel is strong enough, it will not be afraid of strong water; if the sail can borrow the wind enough, it can use up the rising water. Water is never the enemy of the boat, and the boat never has to compete with the water on "who is more powerful": the wisdom of the boat is to adjust its direction along the flow of the water, and rely on the buoyancy of the water to carry things forward. The same goes for people in life: don't always ask "when will luck come", ask "can you be that ship?" Practice your ability in "recognizing the rules, waiting for the opportunity, and receiving the signals", so that your keel is strong enough and your sails are flexible enough - then you will find that: the so-called luck is just the arrival of the rules; the so-called necessity is just the ability to get the stops. This may be the ultimate meaning of high-dimensional cognition: don't compete with chance, just go with the rules, and let every step be on the track "from possibility to necessity".

75 吟 Yin Ze LingxiuAncient Romance718k WordsCompleted 17.4kReads9.3Score2.6kShelves

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The first two are for people who want to learn human body painting. They are still useful, although less. The third is for traditional Chinese medicine, and the fifth is for looking at hand lines to understand physical problems, whether it is a liver problem or a heart problem. It feels a bit like divination.

76 二 Erha and His White Cat Master Meat Bun Won't Eat Meat1.4M WordsCompleted 116.7kReads9.7Score22.6kShelves

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Undefined

80 挑 Challenge the Ancients for 100 Days: Move to the Southern Song Dynasty YunjiaHistorical40k WordsCompleted 6Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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The Pei family of Hedong, the magnificence of the Five Dynasties: Song Zhi

81 人 A Guide to Human Enlightenment and Becoming an Immortal Ouyang MiguoEastern Fantasy997k WordsCompleted 1kReads9.4Score112Shelves

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If ordinary people cultivate immortality, everyone will become an immortal. Mortals can practice Taoism and become immortals. The era of spiritual recovery has arrived, and the era of everyone cultivating immortality has arrived! What are you waiting for, fellow Taoist? Time waits for no one, so act quickly, this book has been waiting for the right person. Twenty one

84 历 Complete Collection of Examination Papers for the Number One Scholar's Palace in the Past Dynasties Lin GuohuaHistorical401k WordsCompleted 1.9kReads9.3Score542Shelves

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Come on! [Laughing][laughing][laughing]

85 惊 I'm so Shocked. the Cultivation Methods in the Novel Are Real. Refute the TruthUrban143k WordsOngoing 7Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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There are those introducing boxing rules, and there are other miscellaneous ones.

86 人 A Brief History of Human Torture Mark P. DonnellyHistorical151k WordsCompleted 13.1kReads9.6Score1.8kShelves

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The first one is not 9.9, It is just a smear campaign [laughter], they are all very good learning materials.

87 炒 Stock Trading to Support Your Family Fifty-Six Flowers Are One FamilyUrban1.2M WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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In the turbulent waves of the capital market, how many people have dreams of wealth, but are beaten black and blue by the ruthless reality, are heavily in debt, and even go to a dead end. The author once witnessed with his own eyes a powerful investment tycoon who had been in the stock market and futures market for many years. He skillfully avoided risks time and time again and made a lot of money. However, a short-term speculation operation caused him to encounter Waterloo, and his funds shrank significantly in an instant. This painful experience was like a heavy hammer that woke him up. In an instant, he no longer hesitated and decisively bid farewell to the battlefield of short-term speculation, which was full of risks and excitement, and turned to the camp of long-term investment, seeking long-term and stable development. He was full of emotion and said with a long sigh: [In this unpredictable capital market, no one can tell whether they will make a profit or a loss as long as they have not completely withdrawn! Every man of the hour who was once revered as the "stock god" disappeared like a meteor, and quickly faded after his glory; in the end, not only did he lose all his money, he was even heavily in debt, and even worse, his wife and children were separated, and they were on the road to death. ] [As for Buffett, a legend in the investment community, his average annual return rate was only 20% before he ascended to the throne of the richest man; he did not pursue the myth of getting rich overnight, but relied on compound interest (that is, compound interest), a powerful force hailed as the eighth wonder of the world by Einstein; adhering to the investment philosophy of steady and steady, amidst the ups and downs of the market, step by step, accumulated over time, and finally stood at the top of wealth. ] He paused for a moment, then said seriously: [Quit now and you will still make money. I am ready to switch to the path of long-term investment, use time to accumulate profits, and once again create my own investment myth. This book is based on a series of real stories in capital markets such as stocks and futures, peeling off the cocoons, analyzing layer by layer, and deeply exploring the underlying logic and laws behind the capital market; after countless analyzes and judgments, it only seeks to find the key to making profits without losing money in the capital market; I hope it can bring you a new perspective and help you move forward steadily. Starting from an ordinary ordinary person, working hard in the stock market full of risks and opportunities. They may not have a deep background or extraordinary talent, but with their passion for stock trading and unremitting efforts, they have gradually figured out an investment strategy that suits them. In this process, they have experienced countless ups and downs, and sometimes suffered huge losses due to a wrong decision; but they are never discouraged and always firmly believe that through their wisdom and persistence, they will be able to succeed in the stock market. Finally, after a long period of accumulation and precipitation, they mastered the skills of stock trading, began to make steady profits, and gradually achieved the goal of supporting their families through stock trading. Not only that, they also skillfully used their wisdom to gradually get rid of their financial constraints and achieve financial freedom. When they achieve financial freedom through stocks, they can enjoy a comfortable and happy life with their families, whether it is food, travel, art or other hobbies. Such a life change is undoubtedly what many people dream of. However, achieving this goal is not easy and requires a lot of time, energy and patience. Dreams are the compass of life, guiding us in the direction forward. And struggle is the ladder to achieve our dreams. Every step of our efforts brings us closer to our goals. As long as you closely combine dreams with struggle and seize opportunities, you can create your own glory.

88 官 Guanyi Talking in Dreams About Spring and AutumnUrban399k WordsOngoing 31.6kReads7.4Score1.2kShelves

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Opening a book is beneficial, and there is knowledge everywhere

94 高 High Emotional Intelligence and Social Skills Ordinary Ordinary PeopleUrban330k WordsCompleted 448Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Good book to study

95 十 Social Arts of the Ten Gods Philosophical CatUrban130k WordsCompleted 51Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Books on learning and psychology!

96 学 The Scumbag Counterattacks: Domineering Math Falls in Love with Me LysineModern Romance300k WordsCompleted 671Reads8.6Score158Shelves

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This is definitely enough for you to learn.

97 温 Wenzhou People's Diary of Getting Rich WealthUrban139k WordsCompleted 22.8kReads9.6Score2.6kShelves

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"I would rather sleep on the floor than be the boss" "Dare to be the first in the world and brave to be a pioneer cow" There are many useful stories about Wenzhou people's fortune.

98 中 1000 Questions About Ancient Chinese Common Sense YaserHistorical368k WordsCompleted 1.5kReads9.1Score568Shelves

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Recommendation index: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

99 堂 Don Quixote's Adventures in China My Heart Is Long and I Have a Close FriendEastern Fantasy233k WordsCompleted 30Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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After hearing this, the Wood Fairy greatly praised: "It is truly the greatest adventure in the world. If sir, you can save this knight-errant Don Quixote, it will be the greatest wonder since the beginning of the world, and it will be a great merit. However, this time when I go to Spain, sir, I don't understand the language. Don Quixote wants to come to China, and he doesn't understand the language either, but what can I do...

100 风 Feng Shui Wonders! Chen JiuUrban524k WordsOngoing 85.2kReads5.8Score6.2kShelves

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Come, come, this Feng Shui novel