Recommend Some Educational Books. Anything Goes, Just Not Fiction 来点学习的书，来者不拒，不是小说就行

1. 151 人 The Many Sides of Human Nature 人性的那些事儿 Bouncing Little Carp蹦蹦跳的小鲤鱼1.5M WordsOngoing There is no black-and-white good or evil here, only ordinary people wavering between desire and conscience. Peeling back the light and shadows within human nature, this book reveals the extraordinary glimmers of humanity within every ordinary person. 3.1kReads7.0Score112Shelves

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2. 152 挣 The Complete Guide to Making Money 挣钱一本通 Bouncing Little Carp蹦蹦跳的小鲤鱼1.0M WordsCompleted A Complete Guide to Making Money focuses on building wealth and becoming stronger. It continually shares practical money-making mindsets and actionable methods, along with hard-won insights on personal growth, helping you avoid detours on your path to wealth and steadily improve your abilities. 81Reads7.5Score—Shelves
3. 153 每 The Daily Guide to Defying Fate and Changing Your Destiny 每日必知逆天改命宝典 Bouncing Little Carp蹦蹦跳的小鲤鱼Marriage & Romance1.1M WordsCompleted While most people passively accept the fate laid out for them, this book has already prepared a “fate editor” for you. It’s not empty motivational fluff, but practical tools for changing your life; not obscure theories, but proven formulas for turning your fortunes around, tested by successful people throughout history. Learn one life-changing principle a day, reshape your thinking in three months, rise into a higher social class in six months, and completely rewrite your destiny in a year. Fate 40Reads6.7Score—Shelves
4. 154 中 Li Hongzhang: One of the Four Great Statesmen of the Restoration 中兴四大名臣李鸿章 Liang Qichao梁启超Historical64k WordsCompleted Li Hongzhang (1823–1901) was a powerful late Qing official, founder and commander of the Huai Army and the Beiyang Fleet, and one of the leading figures of the Self-Strengthening Movement. Alongside Zeng Guofan, Zuo Zongtang, and Zhang Zhidong, he was known as one of the Four Great Ministers of the Tongzhi Restoration. His life spanned nearly all of the most turbulent, humiliating, and arduous years of China’s modern history. His achievements and failings remain an important subject of scholarly 2Reads8.1Score—Shelves
5. 155 不 The History of Emperor Taizu of Song, Too Gruesome to Read Closely 不忍细看的宋太祖史 Cai Dongfan蔡东藩Historical82k WordsCompleted Did you know? In the long sweep of Chinese history, the Song dynasty is one of those extraordinary dynasties you simply can’t leave out. The History of Song Taizu: Too Wild to Read Closely is a fascinating book that will have you laughing your way through those years of the Song dynasty. From Zhao Kuangyin’s dramatic rise from the start, when he was “cloaked in the yellow robe,” to the tragic end of the Southern Song, emperors, generals, ministers, and famous scholars spring vividly to life, as 1Reads7.7Score—Shelves
6. 156 野 Wild History Isn’t Necessarily False 野史未必假 The Breeze and Cold Wind Howl微风冷风呼呼吹Historical658k WordsCompleted History is more than the rigid record preserved in official histories. The overlooked scraps at its edges often conceal truths that are livelier, more outrageous, and closer to human nature. Do you think Liao Hua was just a minor figure who rose to prominence because Shu had “no great generals left”? What pitfalls lay behind Zhuge Ke’s reputation as a genius? Wen Yang, dubbed “Little Zhao Yun,” had a life far more dramatic than you might imagine! Ma Chao was more than just the “Brocade of Xilian 62Reads8.7Score—Shelves
7. 157 大 Three Hundred Years of the Tang Dynasty’s Rise and Fall: A Thousand Years in One Glance 大唐兴衰三百年：一眼千年读唐史 Cai Dongfan蔡东藩Historical624k WordsCompleted [Read in One Sitting + Three Hundred Years of the Tang Dynasty + Historical Context + History Made Accessible + Major Historical Figures] The three-hundred-year Tang dynasty was about far more than the Zhenguan and Kaiyuan eras or the poet Li Bai. This book lets you take in a thousand years of history at a glance. From Li Yuan’s desperate uprising in Taiyuan to Li Shimin’s unrivaled glory as the “Heavenly Khan”; from Wu Zetian’s unprecedented era as an empress to the height of prosperity under L 17Reads8.1Score—Shelves
8. 158 刑 The Tyranny of Torture Devices 刑具淫威 Wen Ming闻明Historical103k WordsCompleted Ancient torture devices were chilling to hear about and terrifying to behold, and were even considered inauspicious. In ancient China, torture devices arose alongside punishments and changed as those punishments evolved. This book introduces readers to a wide variety of ancient torture devices, including those designed for different parts of the body, such as the limbs, neck, waist, and back. 76Reads8.2Score—Shelves

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

9. 159 清 Veritable Records of Qing Taizu, Emperor Wu 清太祖武皇帝实录 Anonymous佚名Historical59k WordsCompleted The Veritable Records of Emperor Wu, Taizu of Qing is the authoritative official biography of Nurhaci, founder of the Later Jin dynasty. Written in chronological form, it recounts the sweeping story of the Manchus’ rise from tribal rivalries to the foundation of an empire. The book not only reveals the mythic origin of the “Three Fairy Maidens Who Ate the Divine Fruit and Bore the Ancestor,” but also vividly depicts Nurhaci’s legendary deeds: raising an army with thirteen suits of ancestral armo 1Reads7.8Score—Shelves
10. 160 清 Romance of the Thirteen Qing Emperors 清宫十三朝演义 Xu Xiaotian许啸天Historical579k WordsCompleted The Romance of the Thirteen Reigns of the Qing Court is a historical novel of nearly 600,000 Chinese characters by Republican-era writer Xu Xiaotian. With vivid prose and a sweeping scope, it offers a panoramic view of almost three hundred years of change, from the Qing dynasty’s origins to its fall. The novel’s one hundred chapters trace events from Nurhaci’s rise in Jianzhou and his uprising with thirteen suits of ancestral armor to Puyi’s abdication and the closing of the Qing palace. Court i 3Reads8.1Score—Shelves
11. 161 曾 The Story of Zeng Guofan 曾国藩演义 Xu Zheshen徐哲身Historical381k WordsCompleted The Romance of Zeng Guofan follows the tumultuous life of the famed late Qing minister Zeng Guofan, offering a sweeping account of the epic struggle between the Taiping Rebellion and the Qing court. Author Xu Zhesheng uses historical sources as its framework and literature as its soul, vividly portraying Zeng Guofan’s legendary journey from an impoverished scholar to a celebrated minister of the restoration. He founded the Xiang Army and turned the tide, and championed the Self-Strengthening Mov 6Reads7.9Score—Shelves
12. 162 五 The Five Tigers Pacify the South 五虎平南 Li Yutang李雨堂Historical127k WordsCompleted The Five Tigers Pacify the South is set during the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Great Song, when the southern barbarian king Nong Zhigao rebelled and war engulfed the southern frontier. Di Qing, Prince of Pacifying the West, received the imperial order to lead the army and set out once more with the Five Tiger Generals. But they were thwarted by the sorcery of a strange martial expert from the southern tribes: Duan Hongyu, daughter of Duan Hong of Mengyun Pass. Trained in the Way of the Immor 2Reads8.3Score—Shelves

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13. 163 平 Record of the Pacification of Wu 平吴录 Sun Xu孙旭Historical10k WordsCompleted This is a confidential historical dossier that overturns the orthodox view of history! Writing from the perspective of an eyewitness, Sun Xu of the Qing dynasty unveils the power struggles and betrayals behind “a fit of rage for the sake of a beauty.” The book not only reveals Wu Sangui’s true motives for inviting the Qing army through the pass, but also exposes for the first time the secret of Chen Yuanyuan’s abduction, the inside story of the Yongli Emperor of the Southern Ming being strangled 2Reads7.6Score—Shelves
14. 164 平 Record of the Pacification of Song 平宋录 Liu Minzhong刘敏中Historical14k WordsCompleted The Records of the Pacification of Song is a vivid firsthand account of war written by Liu Minzhong, a renowned official of the Yuan dynasty. In sweeping prose, it chronicles the glorious campaign in which Bayan, the Yuan chancellor, led his troops south in 1274 and brought about the fall of the Southern Song. Divided into three volumes, it is not merely a work of military history, but a heroic tribute to the union of strategy and courage. The book vividly portrays Bayan as a commander who could 5Reads7.6Score—Shelves
15. 165 我 My Fantastic Conversations with AI 我与AI的奇幻对话 The Silent Source of the Mortal World人间默源Urban436k WordsCompleted Hello! May I ask if you’re a proper AI? AI: Hello! Proper people generally don’t ask questions like that...!!! (An AI suddenly flew in from nowhere and hit me so hard I was left dizzy, seeing stars, and cursing up a storm...) —Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Deep thinking dialogue novels...

16. 166 天 Decoding the Secrets of Heaven 天机解码 Xuanyuan Badao轩辕霸道Urban919k WordsCompleted At a mountain temple in the fading light, an old monk smiles at a spiderweb. The threads may seem fragile, yet in the morning dew they become a dazzling chain of pearls. Is life any different? Every “beginning” is merely a punctuation mark; the true ending lies hidden in countless combinations of zeros and ones. When you learn to see the shadows of zero in times of prosperity and distill the essence of one in times of hardship, you will understand: what people call the secrets of heaven are neve 2Reads—Score—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".

17. 167 整 A Professional Organizer’s Case Files 整理师实录 Floating Guo浮粿Modern Romance171k WordsCompleted The story of a professional home organizer. As she tidies up, she witnesses the joys and sorrows, happiness and heartache of the people whose lives she touches. Through her work, she also comes to understand herself anew, transforms, and sets off on a fresh start. 335Reads8.1Score100Shelves

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    Learn to organize and store

18. 168 清 The Clear-Headed Arc 清醒篇 Xiqing Yuchen夕清羽晨101k WordsCompleted Society and life are closely connected, but are you truly awake as you go through life in society? To be awake means to clearly examine and understand your own life. The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates once said: “The unexamined life is not worth living.” 238Reads—Score145Shelves

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    What a good kid who loves to learn

19. 169 学 From Underachiever to Top Student: The Tyrannical Math Prodigy Falls for Me 学渣逆袭：霸道数学爱上我 Lysine赖氨酸Modern Romance300k WordsCompleted I wrote this while I was in an unstable state of mind, so please go easy on me. [Underachiever’s comeback + School life + Coming of age + Young, innocent crushes + Inspiring ensemble cast + Occasional comfort] One day, Huang Jiajia, who fails every math test, suddenly discovers that her math textbook has come to life! And if that weren’t enough, it’s now pushing her to study! But the upside is that every time she levels up her math skills, she gets generous rewards! For example, she can order he 794Reads8.6Score188Shelves

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    This is definitely enough for you to learn.

20. 170 戒 Essays on Abstaining from Lust 戒色杂论 Undistracted眼无旁骛106k WordsCompleted The casual spread of pornographic content in modern society has led to a range of harmful effects. In this chaotic environment, we urgently need effective ways to change things, and that is the core value of this book: it will help readers clearly understand the harms of pornography and see through its true nature, so they can actively resist the influence of harmful content and rediscover the brighter side of life. 83Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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

21. 171 惊 This Is Shocking: The Cultivation Methods in Novels Are Real 惊麻了，小说里的修炼方法是真的 Debunking the Truth把真相辟谣Urban143k WordsOngoing “The divine is attention, qi is a force. Focus your attention four centimeters below your navel, and you’ll feel a force.” This is unbelievable! A reader tried the cultivation method described in a novel and discovered that it really worked! But the author, Li Xu, had no idea. The novel soon became a sensation, and readers began to wonder whether the author was an enlightened immortal! 9Reads—Score—Shelves
22. 172 编 Cultivation by Code 编程式修仙 The Escaped Hamster越狱的仓鼠Eastern Fantasy317k WordsOngoing Lin Bin was a renowned powerhouse in the cultivation world, but after being ambushed by his disciple through a moment of carelessness, he was forced to be reborn. By a twist of fate, he was then possessed by a namesake: an imaginative genius from the IT world whose soul had crossed over. The soul that crossed over also brought along an AI System, which Lin Bin could freely edit to help him cultivate immortality. From then on, he embarked on an unscientific path to immortality. —Reads—Score—Shelves
23. 173 半 A Half-Hour Cartoon History of China (Complete in Seven Volumes) 半小时漫画中国史（全七册） Chen Lei and the Half-Hour Comics Team陈磊·半小时漫画团队Historical203k WordsCompleted Read comics for half an hour and learn the history of China and the world! This is actually a rigorous, minimalist history of China plus a minimalist world history. From the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods to the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and from the Four Great Ancient Civilizations to Europe, Japan, and the United States... Open this book and learn history while laughing until your abs hurt. Half-Hour Comics: Chinese History 1–5: The Spring and Autumn and Warring State 2.6kReads9.6Score776Shelves

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

24. 174 中 1,000 Questions on Ancient Chinese Culture 中国古代常识1000问 Ya Se雅瑟Historical368k WordsCompleted Drawing from the vast ocean of Chinese culture, 1,000 Questions About Ancient Chinese Customs carefully selects a thousand fascinating gems to explain basic knowledge of ancient China in a question-and-answer format. Its wealth of information and beautiful illustrations will make learning a delight as readers enter a world of knowledge. 1.2kReads9.0Score511Shelves

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    Recommendation index: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

25. 175 科 Encyclopedia of Popular Science 科普百科全书 AI Chen RongAI陈蓉100k WordsOngoing Welcome to the ocean of knowledge! This encyclopedia is made especially for curious people like you, full of questions and a desire to explore. Whether you look forward to the future or have questions about the world, you'll find answers here. 36Reads—Score—Shelves

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    The latest cutting-edge technology and popularization of various new knowledge

26. 176 学 A Complete Guide to Cutting-Edge Science for Top Students 学霸必备科技前沿科普大全 AI Chen RongAI陈蓉202k WordsCompleted Artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, astronomy, geography, medicine and health, and more... This book aims to provide readers with a comprehensive framework for learning popular science, helping them broaden their knowledge and improve their overall abilities. The book covers six major fields: natural sciences, social sciences, arts and literature, health and lifestyle, career planning and entrepreneurship, and travel and leisure. It includes all kinds of knowledge people need in their d 26Reads—Score—Shelves
27. 177 挑 Extending My Life with Extreme Sports, The Whole Internet Begs Me to Go Live 挑战极限运动续命，全网求我开播 Yun Jinglan云璟蓝Urban276k WordsOngoing Extreme sports master Gu Fan transmigrates to a parallel world where people are obsessed with extreme sports, but their skills are woefully underdeveloped! Gu Fan is diagnosed with ALS and has less than ten days to live! He can survive only by completing missions issued by the Extreme Challenge System! Main Mission: Complete the Ozaki Eight challenges! Unlock the genetic lock and cure ALS completely! The Surge of Wind: [Complete a wingsuit flight on Mount Everest! Reward: +30 days of life! R —Reads—Score—Shelves
28. 178 只 Live Long Enough, and No One Can Beat Me 只要活的够久，就没人是我对手 The Day I Ascended to Godhood成神这天Eastern Fantasy1.2M WordsCompleted [System]+ [Transmigration]+ [Playing It Safe] Xu Fan transmigrates to a fantasy world and obtains an Immortality System. The System’s only function is to extend his lifespan. Today’s run: lifespan +2 days Today’s boxing practice: lifespan +3 days Today’s kicking practice: lifespan +5 days “A gentleman’s revenge can wait five hundred years.” After Xu Fan waited five hundred years and finally found his enemy again, the only thing he could do was dance on his enemy’s grave. Question: What 11.7kReads9.0Score942Shelves
29. 179 远 Tales of Distant Stars 远星故事 Not Quite Two or Three神二不三Sci-Fi & Apocalypse405k WordsCompleted [Future Empire + Superhumans + No System + No Harem + Ensemble Cast + Superpowers] On the frontier of the interstellar empire, an ordinary family of six falls apart. The father and children each embark on a life of wandering. They endure the ravages of war and shed their blood in the hope of reuniting, yet can only watch the ten-thousand-year-old empire collapse while longing for their loved ones... 1Reads—Score—Shelves
30. 180 重 Growing Up Again: Embracing the Child Within 重新长大：拥抱内心的小孩 Mao Lengdeng毛冷瞪Modern Romance108k WordsCompleted Will your childhood heal you for life, or will you spend your life healing your childhood? If you had the chance to go back to your childhood, what would you do? This is a collection of stories about ten adults weighed down by painful pasts. A retired kindergarten principal opens an “Adult Kindergarten” for grown-ups. Among its students are all kinds of people with psychological struggles who can’t adapt to the adult world: a young mother with a three-year-old child, a shut-in in his twenties wh 3.6kReads9.6Score872Shelves
31. 181 紫 Free Public Course on Zi Wei Dou Shu 紫微斗数免费公开课 Teacher Chang Xi常曦老师181k WordsCompleted Zi Wei Dou Shu is an important part of traditional Chinese culture. China has a long and splendid history spanning 5,000 years, along with a rich and well-developed cultural tradition. Our ancestors taught us to approach things objectively, observe the world keenly, and experience the true meaning of life. This course will quickly introduce you to Zi Wei Dou Shu, helping you better understand the world, yourself, and life. —Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Fellow Taoist, please stay.

32. 182 历 Complete Collection of Imperial Examination Papers by Top Scholars Through the Ages 历代状元殿试卷全集 Lin Guohua林国华Historical401k WordsCompleted This book brings together the palace examination papers of top jinshi graduates from the Tang through the Qing dynasties, spanning a thousand years and covering the entire history of the imperial examination system, from its beginnings to its maturity and eventual abolition. Each paper has been carefully selected and collated to preserve its historical character and showcase the candidates’ talent and wisdom. The Complete Collection of Palace Examination Papers by Top Graduates Throughout the Dy 2.1kReads9.3Score648Shelves

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

33. 183 周 Duke Zhou's Dream Interpretation 周公解梦 Sick of the Pen, River厌笔川Mystery353k WordsCompleted Everyone dreams, but few people know what their dreams truly mean. Even fewer understand that dreams are actually omens, warning us whether the things about to happen in our lives will bring good fortune or disaster! Just as cats and dogs behave strangely before an earthquake, and ants tirelessly move house in the days before a flood, our dreams guide us whenever a major change is about to take place in our lives… 22.2kReads9.0Score2.3kShelves
34. 184 史 The Harshest Test Setter in History 史上最狠出题人 Clouds Stop, Water Flows云止流水Urban507k WordsCompleted [Adapted into a short drama] He's elementary school students' worst nightmare, the most deviously cruel exam setter in the world! One test paper wiped out 140,000 students in Jiangcheng, while a single question made 200,000 students in Huicheng cry! Every student who has ever taken Qin Ye's exams is left with a hundred thousand questions in their head. What color was Daji's bellyband? Did Qin Shi Huang circle the pillar clockwise or counterclockwise? This is a Chinese exam, so why are you asking 8.9kReads9.3Score1.2kShelves

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    Open the book~!

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