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509 重 After Rebirth, He Married a Cold Military Doctor from an Aristocratic Family with His Child. Xi WenjinModern Romance603k WordsCompleted 9.6kReads8.9Score813Shelves

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The best period novels, CEO romance articles, military marriage rebirth articles, don't miss these books.

511 医 Follow the Dragon After Medical Treatment Cui Xian Loves Fried Eggplant ShredsAncient Romance243k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Recommend a new book that I really like to read recently🔥After reading Bao Changxin's clever book ~ [Medical Skills + Machiavellian Strategy] The heroine, a medical doctor, is dressed as Lin Daiyu plus in the beginning, focusing on a life thinner than paper, conquering the prince + court with a scalpel backhand, and performing an ancient version of "Emergency Doctor"! The male protagonist loses his memory and becomes a prince. He is cold on the outside and panicked on the inside. 👏👏No hen competition! No palace fighting! Only the powerful couple uses modern medical skills to slap the feudal and ignorant big mouth! A really, really good book! !

514 我 There Is a Grave in My Dream, and I Am the Gravekeeper of Daxia The Rain Falls and the Bamboos Are ColdUrban1.6M WordsCompleted 32.6kReads9.0Score3.6kShelves

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The first book directly redefines superpowers. It's less sophisticated and easy to understand. The second book is unique in strength, with many twists and turns and a deep plot. You'll be improved by more than one degree after reading it.

523 别 Don't Mess with Taifu, She Is an Immortal Queen Long-Lasting Baby FishAncient Romance160k WordsCompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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Chu Ci, who was originally just a sideline character, was destined to die before the city gate was about to open. The master raised him as he pleased, without spending much food. As a result, Chu Ci walked out alive, unintentionally disrupting all the arrangements, and became the master's nightmare. He began to re-examine Chu Ci, [Shen Ru, who likes flowing and refreshing prose,

526 女 Women Become Bad at Thirty Earthy and EarthyModern Romance286k WordsCompleted 341Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The first one is particularly thoughtful [laughing]

537 我 I Get Apocalypse Protagonists Government Jobs Bian LuSci-Fi & Apocalypse758k WordsCompleted 164.7kReads9.7Score23.1kShelves

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These these these

541 搬 Empty the Ancestral Property and Kill Indiscriminately at the End of the World, the Big Boss Sixty The Whiteness of Rice GrainsModern Romance1.5M WordsOngoing 21.5kReads8.1Score2.8kShelves

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There is a real anchor narrating a book, a hilarious piece of writing that goes through the book, the heroine empties a professional house, she is crazy and damaged, the villain leads the way, and the heroine is behind her all the way, and it is fun all the way, the scumbag is slapped in the face, the villain is tortured to the point of death, the plot explodes and flies, it is so funny, I laugh until I doubt my life in the middle of the night

542 巴 Bashan Chushui Uses Tea Trick, Little Nose Cracks and Epilepsy Piggy Eating CorianderAncient Romance1.1M WordsCompleted 43.3kReads9.0Score6.8kShelves

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[Funny + group favorite + coaxing the whole family to talk + the heroine becomes an adult cp Murong Yan] [The nagging and poisonous mouth is faster than the brain, the heroine is reborn nine times and the 800-minded male protagonist] Luo Yan has passed through the book, the whole family is a villain, the scumbag father is the villain King Qin, the scumbag mother is the real daughter who was wrongly carried, and she is also a vicious female partner. The scumbag father is cold and the scumbag mother is vicious. The scumbag father also has three adopted sons who are villains. The eldest brother is sinister and vicious, the second brother is a smiling tiger, and the third brother is a pure evil who kills people without batting an eye. In addition, there is a twin brother who is a reborn madman. She almost drowned at the beginning, and the sky collapsed at the beginning. In order to survive, she could only continue to coax the unreliable parents.

543 冯 Feng Yuxiang and Chiang Kai-Shek Dynasty PillarHistorical261k WordsCompleted 115Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Great sunshine in Shanxi

544 法 Legal Consultation Service Station. User 2618281111k WordsCompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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Dear friends, these six stories are worth stopping to smile and think about in your fast-paced life. What I wrote in front of you: Hello, dear friends. I know that in this era where everything is "fast", it is already a luxury to be able to stop your fingers and read a paragraph of text carefully. The short video only lasts fifteen seconds, the friend circle only has three lines of text, and you have to drive twice as fast to watch a movie. We are inundated with information, but rarely moved; we read a lot, but remember very little. But I want to try. I want to tell you six stories. Six absurd, funny stories that will make you laugh and make your heart skip a beat. They are not long, and each article is enough for you to read before going to bed, on the subway, or while waiting for takeout. But I can't guarantee that you will fall asleep immediately after reading it. Because some stories can make people sleepless. Not afraid, just think about it. The first story: "AI Judge Judges Cases" Have you ever thought about what would happen if one day, the person sitting on the judge's bench was not a human but an AI? It will decide the case - according to the law. But it can't tell the difference between day and night, and it doesn't know what 42 decibels at five o'clock in the morning means to a person who only slept for three hours. It will use mediation data as the basis for judgment, and will judge "voluntary overtime work for twelve hours" as "in line with industry norms." An unlearned programmer, a product manager who studied marketing, and a leader who was deceived by PPT - they teamed up to create an "AI that can judge cases." Then, this AI rejected the compensation claim of a programmer who had a heart attack. Lin Zhengyi in the story is a real judge. He used his professionalism and conscience to turn over cases where AI had wrongly judged them one by one. But what he wanted to uncover the most was not a case, but a truth - no matter how advanced technology is, it is just a tool. It is never AI that is eliminated, but those who are ignorant and unskilled and have a false reputation. This story is for everyone who is running hard in the workplace. Please stop and think about it: Are you doing things professionally, or are you just messing around "looking professional"? The second story: "Lawyer Emoticon Defense" How many emoticons do you post every day? Do you know that every "smile", every "moon" and every "love" you send may become evidence in court? Chen Dawei in the story is a nine-yuan lawyer - he can only earn as much as a pancake for each consultation, the kind without eggs. He used 3,700 emoticons to win a divorce lawsuit, became famous overnight, and became the most popular lawyer on the Internet. He opened a law firm, taught courses, took endorsements, and made a lot of money. Then he lost to a "smile". He found that the emoji weapon he had made with his own hands had hurt his own feet. This story tells you - as high as traffic can lift you, it can bring you down. Success achieved through gimmicks is ultimately unreliable. What really makes you stand is never fancy skills, but solid professionalism and unchanging conscience. After reading this story, you may have the urge to delete half of the emoticons on your phone. Don't delete it. But the next time you send "smile", you will hesitate for half a second. That's enough. The third story: "Contract Terms Come to a Perfection" When was the last time you read a contract carefully? I guess, never. Li Mingyuan in the story signed one thousand and three contracts and never read a word of them. Until one day, the fine print in the contract came alive and he spoke for himself. They told him - "Out of every three sentences you sign, two will deceive you." Hidden in the rental contract is "all maintenance will be borne by the tenant", the insurance contract says "no compensation for illnesses caused by one's own fault", and the credit card agreement says "the bank can reduce the limit at any time without any reason". Those words that you least want you to see should always be written in the smallest size. This story is written for you and me - every ordinary person who clicks "Agree" on the APP with their eyes closed and casually signs their name on the contract. It's not asking you to become a legal expert, it just wants to tell you one thing - "disagreeing" is your right, not your fault. Wait three seconds before clicking "Agree" next time. Just three seconds. Maybe, you will save yourself a lifetime of trouble. The fourth story: "Court Translator Garbled Code" This story takes place in the court. An American had a drunk driving accident and needed an English translator. The translation teacher fell ill, and the court decided to use an AI translator. As a result, the translator translated "minor injury" into "first-degree Ouchie," "drunk driving" into "party mode," and "hire a lawyer" into "find a boyfriend." The whole court turned into a large comedy scene. The judge's face turned dark, the defendant was confused, and the gallery went crazy with laughter. But after laughing, you will discover a truth that will send chills down your back - this translator is really used in judicial scenes. Every mistake it makes may ruin a case and affect a person's life. The person who developed this translator felt that "95% accuracy is enough." At the end of the story, computer professor Li Code said: "Technology has no original sin. The original sin lies in those who do not respect technology." This story is for everyone who is troubled by "AI replacement anxiety." AI will not eliminate you, but those who are ignorant and unskilled will. And you, as long as you stay in awe and continue to learn, you will never be eliminated. The fifth story: "Legal Consulting Service Station" The protagonists of this story are a golden retriever, an orange cat, and a parrot. And their lawyer, Zhou Zhengqing. Zhou Zhengqing is a lawyer who is free enough to study takeout orders. He had a sudden idea and opened a "furry legal consultation service station" to provide legal consultation for animals. The fee is based on the size of the animal: hamsters are free, cats are 10 yuan, dogs are 50 yuan, and horses are 100 yuan. He defended a golden retriever who was complained by neighbors as a "nuisance", helped an orange cat that was stolen by her ex-husband return home, and helped a depressed parrot choose who to live with. The most difficult case was the case of a retired teacher - the border collie she had raised for 12 years was bitten to death by a neighbor's pit bull. The law only pays for the "market value of the dog," which is two hundred dollars. But that dog was a memory left to her by her deceased husband. Zhou Zhengqing said: "Dogs are not objects. Dogs are family members." This story will make you laugh and cry. Because it tells you that the law cannot protect all lives, but it should at least recognize that life is not property. And behind every "furry" thing, there is a heart that loves it. The sixth story: "Our generation is used to wronging ourselves" This was written last night. It's not an absurd play, it's not a humorous story. It is written about you, me, and our generation. What are we used to? I was used to working overtime until late at night, but I told my parents on the phone, "I'm not tired, I've eaten." I am used to being scolded by customers, being scolded by leaders, and being blamed by colleagues, but I posted "Today is also a day full of energy" in the circle of friends. I'm used to going to the hospital alone when I'm sick, but when my friends ask about it, I say, "It's okay, just a little cold." I'm used to being picked and picked on the blind date market, but when I browse my ex's updates late at night, I silently like and then cancel. I'm used to saying "forget it", "it's okay", "it's okay" and "I'm free". What our generation is best at is not success, but humiliating ourselves. This story has no great truth, no twist, and no chicken soup. It is an ordinary person like you who, on an ordinary night, suddenly finds that he has not been truly happy for a long time. Then he made a decision. I don't know if you will make a decision after reading it. But I know you will see yourself in the story. Where can I watch it? Dear friends, these six stories have been successfully published on [Tomato Bookstore]. You only need to open the Tomato Bookstore APP and enter the story name in the search box to find it. "AI judge decides the case" "Lawyer emoticon defense" "Contract terms become refined" "Court translator garbled" "Legal consultation service station" "Our generation is used to wronging ourselves" When searching, please look for the author "user 26182811" - that is who he is. The first 30% of every story can be read for free. If you think it looks good, keep reading. I want to hear you say that what people who write stories fear most is not being scolded, but having no one read them. So, if you read any story and find it a little bit interesting, a little touching, a little funny or a little bit like crying - can you please tell me in the comment area below the story? Even if it's just an emoticon, a "haha" or a "crying". I'll see it all. Because every comment is like a light to me. The more lights there are, the brighter the road will be. Customize your story If you have a story you particularly want to read - workplace, legal, suspense, funny, tender, any type - you are welcome to leave a message in the comment area to customize it. I will choose the most interesting, touching, and worth-writing topics and write them for you. Because when it comes to writing a story, the happiest moment is not the moment you finish writing it, but the moment someone tells you "I've been waiting for a long time, and finally it's done." Finally, thank you. Thank you for taking the time to read these words in the midst of your busy schedule in today's fast-paced world. I know your time is valuable. Your energy is limited. You already have a lot of things in your life that are wearing you down. But you clicked it anyway and finished reading. This in itself is a kind of tenderness. Be gentle to yourself and be gentle to the world. I hope you have laughed, thought, and been touched by these stories. I hope you will read the fine print twice more when you sign a contract next time. I hope you will think about it for a second the next time you post an emoticon. I hope that the next time you feel wronged, you will say to yourself, "I don't care." I hope you can meet someone like Lin Zhengyi, Chen Dawei, Li Mingyuan, Li Code, and Zhou Zhengqing every time you need the law. ——Or, become that person. Thank you guys. See you in our story. User 26182811 April 2026

545 就 I Worked for a Supply and Marketing Cooperative, and I Was Engaged in Purchasing on Behalf of Others in the 1960S. Fried Rice with SauceModern Romance3.0M WordsCompleted 34.4kReads5.8Score4kShelves

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✨✨Click to read the promotion guide of the supply and marketing cooperative in the 1960s❗❗The heroine is bound to the purchasing system and travels back to the 1960s when supplies were in short supply. She finds a way to enter the number one department store that only recruits internally... The heroine is engaged in career and has a top-notch family. The plot is novel and has no flaws.

547 机 My Fortunes Are Against Heaven. What’s Wrong with Taking My Spiritual Root? He MuchengshenAncient Romance1.1M WordsCompleted 15.9kReads9.3Score2kShelves

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I'm afraid you won't be able to read professional books, so just read these two novels. The heroine's IQ and EQ are very, very, very online. The heart is very strong and the three views are correct.

549 孙 Sun Wukong Makes a Big Fuss in Another World. User 2618281117k WordsCompleted 1Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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Dear friends, these six stories are worth stopping to smile and think about in your fast-paced life. What I wrote in front of you: Hello, dear friends. I know that in this era where everything is "fast", it is already a luxury to be able to stop your fingers and read a paragraph of text carefully. The short video only lasts fifteen seconds, the friend circle only has three lines of text, and you have to drive twice as fast to watch a movie. We are inundated with information, but rarely moved; we read a lot, but remember very little. But I want to try. I want to tell you six stories. Six absurd, funny stories that will make you laugh and make your heart skip a beat. They are not long, and each article is enough for you to read before going to bed, on the subway, or while waiting for takeout. But I can't guarantee that you will fall asleep immediately after reading it. Because some stories can make people sleepless. Not afraid, just think about it. The first story: "AI Judge Judges Cases" Have you ever thought about what would happen if one day, the person sitting on the judge's bench was not a human but an AI? It will decide the case - according to the law. But it can't tell the difference between day and night, and it doesn't know what 42 decibels at five o'clock in the morning means to a person who only slept for three hours. It will use mediation data as the basis for judgment, and will judge "voluntary overtime work for twelve hours" as "in line with industry norms." An unlearned programmer, a product manager who studied marketing, and a leader who was deceived by PPT - they teamed up to create an "AI that can judge cases." Then, this AI rejected the compensation claim of a programmer who had a heart attack. Lin Zhengyi in the story is a real judge. He used his professionalism and conscience to turn over cases where AI had wrongly judged them one by one. But what he wanted to uncover the most was not a case, but a truth - no matter how advanced technology is, it is just a tool. It is never AI that is eliminated, but those who are ignorant and unskilled and have a false reputation. This story is for everyone who is running hard in the workplace. Please stop and think about it: Are you doing things professionally, or are you just messing around "looking professional"? The second story: "Lawyer Emoticon Defense" How many emoticons do you post every day? Do you know that every "smile", every "moon" and every "love" you send may become evidence in court? Chen Dawei in the story is a nine-yuan lawyer - he can only earn as much as a pancake for each consultation, the kind without eggs. He used 3,700 emoticons to win a divorce lawsuit, became famous overnight, and became the most popular lawyer on the Internet. He opened a law firm, taught courses, took endorsements, and made a lot of money. Then he lost to a "smile". He found that the emoji weapon he had made with his own hands had hurt his own feet. This story tells you - as high as traffic can lift you, it can bring you down. Success achieved through gimmicks is ultimately unreliable. What really makes you stand is never fancy skills, but solid professionalism and unchanging conscience. After reading this story, you may have the urge to delete half of the emoticons on your phone. Don't delete it. But the next time you send "smile", you will hesitate for half a second. That's enough. The third story: "Contract Terms Come to a Perfection" When was the last time you read a contract carefully? I guess, never. Li Mingyuan in the story signed one thousand and three contracts and never read a word of them. Until one day, the fine print in the contract came alive and he spoke for himself. They told him - "Out of every three sentences you sign, two will deceive you." Hidden in the rental contract is "all maintenance will be borne by the tenant", the insurance contract says "no compensation for illnesses caused by one's own fault", and the credit card agreement says "the bank can reduce the limit at any time without any reason". Those words that you least want you to see should always be written in the smallest size. This story is written for you and me - every ordinary person who clicks "Agree" on the APP with their eyes closed and casually signs their name on the contract. It's not asking you to become a legal expert, it just wants to tell you one thing - "disagreeing" is your right, not your fault. Wait three seconds before clicking "Agree" next time. Just three seconds. Maybe, you will save yourself a lifetime of trouble. The fourth story: "Court Translator Garbled Code" This story takes place in the court. An American had a drunk driving accident and needed an English translator. The translation teacher fell ill, and the court decided to use an AI translator. As a result, the translator translated "minor injury" into "first-degree Ouchie," "drunk driving" into "party mode," and "hire a lawyer" into "find a boyfriend." The whole court turned into a large comedy scene. The judge's face turned dark, the defendant was confused, and the gallery went crazy with laughter. But after laughing, you will discover a truth that will send chills down your back - this translator is really used in judicial scenes. Every mistake it makes may ruin a case and affect a person's life. The person who developed this translator felt that "95% accuracy is enough." At the end of the story, computer professor Li Code said: "Technology has no original sin. The original sin lies in those who do not respect technology." This story is for everyone who is troubled by "AI replacement anxiety." AI will not eliminate you, but those who are ignorant and unskilled will. And you, as long as you stay in awe and continue to learn, you will never be eliminated. The fifth story: "Legal Consulting Service Station" The protagonists of this story are a golden retriever, an orange cat, and a parrot. And their lawyer, Zhou Zhengqing. Zhou Zhengqing is a lawyer who is free enough to study takeout orders. He had a sudden idea and opened a "furry legal consultation service station" to provide legal consultation for animals. The fee is based on the size of the animal: hamsters are free, cats are 10 yuan, dogs are 50 yuan, and horses are 100 yuan. He defended a golden retriever who was complained by neighbors as a "nuisance", helped an orange cat that was stolen by her ex-husband return home, and helped a depressed parrot choose who to live with. The most difficult case was the case of a retired teacher - the border collie she had raised for 12 years was bitten to death by a neighbor's pit bull. The law only pays for the "market value of the dog," which is two hundred dollars. But that dog was a memory left to her by her deceased husband. Zhou Zhengqing said: "Dogs are not objects. Dogs are family members." This story will make you laugh and cry. Because it tells you that the law cannot protect all lives, but it should at least recognize that life is not property. And behind every "furry" thing, there is a heart that loves it. The sixth story: "Our generation is used to wronging ourselves" This was written last night. It's not an absurd play, it's not a humorous story. It is written about you, me, and our generation. What are we used to? I was used to working overtime until late at night, but I told my parents on the phone, "I'm not tired, I've eaten." I am used to being scolded by customers, being scolded by leaders, and being blamed by colleagues, but I posted "Today is also a day full of energy" in the circle of friends. I'm used to going to the hospital alone when I'm sick, but when my friends ask about it, I say, "It's okay, just a little cold." I'm used to being picked and picked on the blind date market, but when I browse my ex's updates late at night, I silently like and then cancel. I'm used to saying "forget it", "it's okay", "it's okay" and "I'm free". What our generation is best at is not success, but humiliating ourselves. This story has no great truth, no twist, and no chicken soup. It is an ordinary person like you who, on an ordinary night, suddenly finds that he has not been truly happy for a long time. Then he made a decision. I don't know if you will make a decision after reading it. But I know you will see yourself in the story. Where can I watch it? Dear friends, these six stories have been successfully published on [Tomato Bookstore]. You only need to open the Tomato Bookstore APP and enter the story name in the search box to find it. "AI judge decides the case" "Lawyer emoticon defense" "Contract terms become refined" "Court translator garbled" "Legal consultation service station" "Our generation is used to wronging ourselves" When searching, please look for the author "user 26182811" - that is who he is. The first 30% of every story can be read for free. If you think it looks good, keep reading. I want to hear you say that what people who write stories fear most is not being scolded, but having no one read them. So, if you read any story and find it a little bit interesting, a little touching, a little funny or a little bit like crying - can you please tell me in the comment area below the story? Even if it's just an emoticon, a "haha" or a "crying". I'll see it all. Because every comment is like a light to me. The more lights there are, the brighter the road will be. Customize your story If you have a story you particularly want to read - workplace, legal, suspense, funny, tender, any type - you are welcome to leave a message in the comment area to customize it. I will choose the most interesting, touching, and worth-writing topics and write them for you. Because when it comes to writing a story, the happiest moment is not the moment you finish writing it, but the moment someone tells you "I've been waiting for a long time, and finally it's done." Finally, thank you. Thank you for taking the time to read these words in the midst of your busy schedule in today's fast-paced world. I know your time is valuable. Your energy is limited. There are already a lot of things in your life that are wearing you down. But you clicked it anyway and finished reading. This in itself is a kind of tenderness. Be gentle to yourself and be gentle to the world. I hope you have laughed, thought, and been touched by these stories. I hope you will read the fine print twice more when you sign a contract next time. I hope you'll think about it for a second longer the next time you post an emoji. I hope that the next time you feel wronged, you will say to yourself, "I don't care." I hope you can meet someone like Lin Zhengyi, Chen Dawei, Li Mingyuan, Li Code, and Zhou Zhengqing every time you need the law. ——Or, become that person. Thank you guys. See you in our story. User 26182811 April 2026

550 大 Dali Temple Case Record Between Thirty-SevenMystery1.2M WordsCompleted 3.9kReads8.7Score552Shelves

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After reading these books. Full of jealousy