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437 总 Director's Workplace Thoughts That Uncle 4567ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A novel about real workplace politics [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

438 红 Red Light, Illuminate My Growth Bing Qing Leng Yueongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The counterattack of a boy who failed to pass the high school entrance examination, the memoirs of a firefighter, and the road test of an ordinary person

439 这 This Book Is a Bit Fake Two Fires and Mountainsongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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It's fantasy on the surface, but it's actually a metaphor for social reality. Because it's so profound, I'm still having a hard time, so I'll change it to a short version after I finish it.

440 我 I Am Not a Monkey: Confessions of a Prisoner Zhou Jun Who Likes Red Beautycompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Treasure, this heart is clear.

441 人 Cleaning up the World Drunken Dream ShachengModern Romance1.0M Wordsongoing 48Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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This book is very immersive. Seeing that there are still such miserable people, my mood instantly improved.

443 孺 Ruziniu Written by Miao Yingjicompleted —Reads8.2Score—Shelves

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A business-war workplace novel with a lot of useful information!

447 天 Born Weak The Sound Comescompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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The distance between people is very far, so far that we can't see the true appearance of you and me. The distance between people is very close, close enough to see clearly the similar core between you and me.

475 数 Digital Footprint Cleaner User 2618281113k Wordscompleted 3Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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Dear readers and friends: Here I am again! After recommending this series to my friends last time, I thought I could take a break, but our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, came up with a new story and made up eight of them! There are eight stories lined up in a row. I dare say that this is definitely the series that attracted me the most this year - it is not the kind of fast food that is forgotten after reading it, but the kind of "sustaining" story that makes you stay silent for a long time after reading one, and then can't help but click on the next one, and then stay silent for a long time. And this time I brought you good news - I just got wind that Mr. Fu Shuiheng will start a new anti-routine comedy series tomorrow! Before the new series is released, hurry up and share these eight treasure stories with your friends. Otherwise, when the new series comes out, you may not be able to catch up. First, let me quickly review what these eight stories are about. You can decide for yourself whether it is worth entering. The first one, "Digital Memory Trusteeship". An old man who runs a hardware store has 2,800 photos of screws and nuts stored in his mobile phone. In each photo, he accidentally photographed his feet wearing gray stockings. The organizer doubted the meaning of this job while marking it, but when he turned to the last page of the memo, he found that the uncle only wrote six words: "Take my wife to Dali." He did not wait until retirement. This story tells you - some people cannot speak when they are alive, but after they die, they become data and can be seen by others. The second one is "CryptoHeritage Notary Office". A thirty-one-year-old investor was diagnosed with a terminal illness and left all his digital assets worth 200 million to a female writer whom he had never spoken to in person. He is not a fan of her books, he is her "guardian" - he used a program to silently collect feedback from all readers who were healed by her books in the past seven years, and saved more than 3,000 unsent emails. He kept nothing for himself, only a line of hash values ​​hidden in the blockchain. When the hash value was decrypted at the end, I used half a box of tissues. This story tells you - some love cannot be expressed while alive, but turns into a code after death. The third one is "Cloud Photo Will". A photo appraiser found in the deceased's encrypted photo album that a man who had been dead for eight years appeared in the background of his wife's model worker commendation photo. I thought it was a suspenseful thriller at the beginning, but when the truth was revealed, I cried even more than the family members. The old lady takes the bus to the east of the city every Wednesday and uses a second-hand telephoto camera to hide across the street and secretly film her husband buying groceries and playing chess. She filmed it for two years, and every time he would shake his head slightly in the direction of the camera - meaning "Don't come over, I'm fine." Two words are engraved on the tombstone: "Wait for me." This story tells you - people who should not exist are often the people who should be seen the most. The fourth, "Browsing Historical Inheritance Cases". The father, who has been blocked by his son for five years, entered "son" into the search box more than 3,000 times, but never once dared to click the dial button. What he searched for was - "What should I do if my son doesn't answer the phone?" "How to send a message if he is blocked?" "What should a father say when his son gets married?" He wrote his wedding speech over and over again and watched the same father-son video forty-seven times. When the son finally saw this through browsing history, his father was already gone. This story tells you - blocked people will not stop loving you, they will just hide their love in their search history. The fifth one is "E-book Drifting Plan". The taciturn architect never even said "I love you" to his wife in his life. After his death, his wife found a series of clues in the annotations of his e-book, and dug out a letter from the encrypted pages of a suspense novel. The letter began: "Ruoqiu, I bet you can read it, because you are the one who is still willing to wait for me to come home even after I forgot my wedding anniversary." He rewrote the ending of his marriage - not with farewell, but with a hot meal. This story tells you - the real legacy of an e-book is not the document itself, but the words "I'm sorry" that someone typed with trembling fingers on a blank page. The sixth one is "Digital Personality Continuation Service". Using AI to continue chatting with you about the deceased, is it helping you say goodbye, or feeding you poison? The female teacher Wen Jingshu wrote "Let me disappear quietly" in her diary before she died, but her AI model automatically generated more than a thousand "I miss you" during training, all in every minute after she died. The trainer finally wrote a sentence on the delivery report - "The ultimate purpose of its existence is to let itself be forgotten." This story will make you think deeply, and it will also make you rethink what "letting go" really means. The seventh one is "Virtual Currency Inheritance Tax". The old man who sells tofu in the vegetable market uses his leftover change from grocery shopping to invest in Bitcoin every two weeks for three years. He wrote the mnemonic words by hand on the back of the calendar and on the paper of the cigarette box, and stapled them together with needle and thread. Four words were written on the cover - "Bean Account". He fell down next to the stone mill, still holding a handful of soybeans in his hand. The "beans" he saved are now worth 1.2 Billion. The first thing my wife said after getting the tax payment certificate was - "Can I pay the rent of the tofu shop?" This story is so absurd that it makes you laugh out loud, and it is so warm that it makes your nose feel sour. The eighth, "Digital Footprint Cleaner". A technical director with an annual salary of one million spent a lot of money to entrust a cleanup center to delete all his online comments from ten years ago. It's not because he's afraid of losing his job, it's because his daughter is eight years old and has already started learning to use search engines. Ten years ago, he posted a message saying, "This kind of woman deserves it." But now he doesn't dare to let his daughter see it. He told the cleaner: "I'm not afraid that she will see what I said. I'm afraid that she will ask that question and I can't tell clearly - do you think of my mother the same way?" This story tells you - some people delete their past selves, not because they don't admit it, but because they are too sober. Eight stories, eight groups of characters, eight digital legacies. They all take place in the same world view - under the banner of "Yunqi Digital Memory Hosting Service Co., Ltd." The protagonist of each article is a small employee in this huge organization, with a monthly salary ranging from 8,000 to just over 10,000. Overtime work is supplemented with meals, and the aunt in the cafeteria will scoop out an extra spoonful of braised pork. They are the most common workers in the digital age, but what they deal with every day are the heaviest secrets between the living and the dead. If you read it, you will find that Mr. Fu Shuiheng has a particularly powerful ability - every beginning of his sentence is an "emotional hook" that makes you unable to take your eyes away. "Never open that folder during work hours"—and then comes a twist that will make your heart stop. He is well versed in the iron rule of creation: "If you fail to capture the reader in the first three hundred words, you will be finished." The beginning of each story is like a precise hook, dragging you into that absurd and gentle digital world before you even put down your phone. There is another thing that makes me particularly convinced: he wrote the cold thing of "data" into temperature. Each of us has things on our phones that cannot be deleted - chat history, search history, photos, passwords, e-books. Usually I think these are digital garbage, but in his writing, behind every piece of data stands a flesh-and-blood person. The hardware store owner's memo contains twenty years of guilt for his wife, the investor's hash value contains an unspeakable "I am", and the old teacher's search box contains "son" that he dared not dial out more than 3,000 times. These stories will make you suddenly want to open your phone after laughing and see what you have saved, searched, and deleted over the years. And there is something I particularly admire about Fu Shuiheng - he never makes moral judgments on the characters he writes. The technical director who made vicious remarks online did not wash his hands, he just wrote about his fear and repentance ten years later; the old lady who hid her husband for eight years did not beautify the fraud, he just wrote about her wet palms on the bus and the words "Wait for me" on the tombstone; the son who blocked his father for five years, he did not accuse him of being unfilial, he just wrote about how he cried in front of his browsing history until he could not stand up. This way of writing makes each character not a paper person, but a person you may meet on the subway, in the vegetable market, or in the elevator room of an office building. Okay, the story review is over. Now it's time to talk about the good news that I "secretly tell my dear friends". Our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, will start a new series tomorrow! The new series is an anti-routine comedy style - the old man said that after writing eight stories that "make people cry and laugh at the same time", he decided to write a series specifically that "makes people laugh so hard that they beat their thighs." It's still the absurd humor of the old monkey brother from western Fujian, but this time, he has to go against all the routine narratives. Are you ready? Anyway, I've already moved the small bench. However, before the new series comes out, these eight stories are definitely worth going to Tomato Book Store to finish. They are the kind of stories where you will be silent for a long time after reading one, then you can't help but click on the next one, then you will be silent for a long time, and finally, late at night, you suddenly pick up the phone and call your parents. Please pay attention when searching - the account number of our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng is "user 26182811". Look for this ID and don't go to the wrong door. Finally, I sincerely thank you all for your time. I also hope that after reading this, you will go to the comment area to blow the charge horn to Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Let us, the old monkey brother from western Fujian who knows how to tell stories, know that some people are reading what he writes seriously, some people have been moved by the stories he writes, and some people are waiting for him to continue writing. It's better to type "I miss you" into the search box three thousand times than to say it once in person. When searching on Tomato Bookstore, remember - "User 26182811", Fu Shuiheng, our own author. Everyone, see you at Tomato Bookstore. Anti-conventional comedy tomorrow, see you there!

476 认 Cognition********** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Maybe maybe this one? You give it a try?

497 恶 Evil Woman****** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The realistic, strong and career-oriented heroine teaches girls a lot of truths, avoids detours in values, and has an excellent outlook on life! A mind-blowing book. It's very beautiful and has a lot of traffic. It's so boring to eat.

517 我 I Am Qingniao, a Girl from Baodao Island Micro Citycompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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I don't know if it can change my mood, but I can definitely get to know the two places again.

519 重 Returning to Novice Village? No! I'm Here to Retire! Tattered ImmortalAncient Romance2.9M Wordsongoing 15kReads9.2Score1.9kShelves

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They are all good books, enjoy them slowly

519 像 Bloom Like a Flower, Grow Strong Like a Tree! Zhu Shiwucompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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Suffering family changes, being bullied by people around you, repeated mental breakdown... Girl, come out! I hope that after reading my experience, you can feel relieved and continue to bloom like a flower! !

520 网 Online Games Reshape Life Wang DuziSports1.5M Wordsongoing 5.5kReads9.5Score412Shelves

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This is a novel that may change you after reading it. Worth reading

525 6 Working as a Hospice Volunteer at the Age of 68, I Unexpectedly Reunited with My First Love Who Had Been Waiting for Me for 50 Years. Mr. Sweet 9completed —Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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🧡After surviving all the hardships in life, all you want is to have your wife by your side in your later years. Marriage between middle-aged and old people hides the sophistication of human nature, and couples get along carefully every step of the way. 👉The homepage continues to feature new stories of remarriage in old age.