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336 先 The Return of the Ancient Oracle Sar Spirit Mr. Sa ZhilingxingModern Romance89k Wordscompleted 1.1kReads7.9Score187Shelves

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Hard core knowledge depends on whether you can understand it

337 浮 Three Dreams of the Floating World The Little Pony of Hidden Dragon Pavilioncompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Something happened, Brother Monkey got Yue Lao drunk, three petals fell from the marriage tree, and the world of mortals was in turmoil! Watch the love story of three generations in Laoshan, savor the life of a female poet, and sit on a flower boat on the Qinhuai River, in a classical and beautiful style!

338 一 A ********** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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It's a masterpiece, highly recommended. It's very well written. Read a dozen chapters first. It's absolutely nutritious. Don't come back to criticize me. It's really awesome. It allows you to find yourself and be brave enough to live the life you want. I took off immediately after reading this book. I believe you can gain something from reading it. I gained courage. , Face life and yourself, your mood will instantly rise, you will no longer be entangled, and feel much more relaxed, hahaha. It will make you break all your previous perceptions. What you thought was good and right in the past will be true, etc., After you see this, it will be completely subverted. I am not an old man selling melons. There are real things in this book that are so true that they are suppressed. I'm afraid that people will wake up after reading it, and the author is forced to tell lies but put truth inside, just to let you see and understand what it means to truly cultivate immortality, and then live life with the mindset of cultivating immortality, which is a game life, and live a free life from then on❛˓◞˂̵

339 开 At the Beginning, the Noodles Are Splashed with Oil, and the Old Qin People Are Happy! Pretending to Sleep While Holding a WatermelonHistorical252k Wordsongoing 21.6kReads7.2Score2.5kShelves

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This can be considered a good knowledge [Thinking][Thinking]

340 躺 You Can Cultivate Immortality Even While Lying Down Caterpillar Moon 2Urban1.2M Wordsongoing 1.1kReads—Score195Shelves

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Authentic metaphysics, a record of refining qi and cultivating immortality

344 重 Rebirth 82: a Prodigal Son Will Never Be a Street Kid What to EatUrban1.4M Wordsongoing 20.3kReads6.8Score2.1kShelves

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[Bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one]

346 让 If You Go to Kindergarten, Do You Think You Can Cook Eight Dishes? Iron Pot HelmetModern Romance1.4M Wordsongoing 49.9kReads9.2Score5.6kShelves

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Hehe [snickering], [staring] Have you ever eaten golden fried rice? The real egg fried rice is the kind that sparkles and has a fragrance that can take your soul away. 🤣🤣The three-and-a-half-year-old petite child in the kindergarten can sit in the basin and spoon!

347 跟 Learn Feng Shui from Third Grandpa Dingxingxing521Mystery2.0M Wordsongoing 32.8kReads7.6Score3.3kShelves

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How about mine? Remember to bring your brain

348 地 The Real Estate Collapsed and We Owed Trillions, and the Young Master Wanted to Go to Sea. Young MasterUrban588k Wordscompleted 409Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The only one of its kind on the entire network - hard-core technology, no system, no rebirth | Hegemonic national destiny, reality is not a brainless and cool article. Friendly reminder: Physics, mathematics, and ideological and political education are not recommended for reading without a certain foundation.

349 人 World****** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Exploring the "Tao Te Ching": the light of wisdom that has traveled through thousands of years. In the brilliant starry sky of Chinese civilization, the "Tao Te Ching" is undoubtedly the most dazzling and unique star. It is only about 5,000 words, but it contains endless profound philosophy and life wisdom. After more than 2,000 years of baptism, it still exudes charming charm and guides countless people in many aspects of life, life, governance and other aspects. Tao: The origin and law of all things in the universe. The beginning of the "Tao Te Ching" states that "Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao." This mysterious "Tao" is the core of Laozi's philosophical system. It goes beyond what human language can describe and is the fundamental law for the growth and operation of all things in the universe. Tao is silent and invisible, yet omnipresent, giving birth to all things in the world. It is naturally inactive and does not deliberately dominate anything, but allows all things in the world to flourish according to their own laws. In modern society, we often get lost in the complicated affairs and desperately pursue fame and wealth, but ignore the essence of life. And Lao Tzu's "Tao" enlightens us that we must learn to comply with the laws of nature and not blindly force things. For example, in the development of enterprises, some enterprises violate the laws of the market, over-expand, and eventually fall into trouble. And those companies that respect the market and comply with economic development trends can often move forward steadily. This is just as "Tao" advocates, only by following the rules can we achieve long-term development. Virtue: the criterion for conducting oneself in the world. "De" is the embodiment of "Tao" in the human world. Lao Tzu believes that people should possess qualities such as humility, kindness, and tolerance. "The highest good is like water. Water benefits all things without fighting." Water nourishes all things, but it never takes credit and is arrogant. It always flows to the bottom. This kind of non-fighting virtue is what Laozi admires. In life, if we can be like water, not competing with others for short periods of time, and quietly doing our own thing, we will gain more. When we face conflicts with others, if we can uphold the "virtue" of tolerance, think in other people's shoes, and understand each other, many conflicts can be easily resolved. In teamwork, only when members tolerate and support each other rather than competing for power can the team achieve its greatest effectiveness. This is the wisdom of "virtue" in interpersonal communication. Governing by doing nothing: the wisdom of governing the country and cultivating one's moral character "Governing by doing nothing" is a very influential idea in the Tao Te Ching. "Inaction" here does not mean doing nothing, but not deliberately interfering and letting things develop naturally. At the level of national governance, if the government does not interfere excessively in people's lives and gives them enough freedom, people will be able to live and work in peace and contentment, and the country will prosper. In the "Government of Wen and Jing" in history, the rulers did little corvee and paid little taxes, rested with the people, and the country's economy recovered and developed rapidly. This is a successful example of "governing by doing nothing". For personal self-cultivation, "doing nothing" means not being overly anxious and not blindly comparing yourself to others. We often put too much pressure on ourselves, pursue unrealistic goals, and become physically and mentally exhausted. By following the concept of "inaction", we can calm down, focus on our own growth and inner enrichment, and find the rhythm of life that truly belongs to us. The wisdom in the Tao Te Ching is like an endless treasure, which can provide us with valuable enlightenment no matter how the times change. It allows us to find inner peace and balance in the noisy modern society; it lights the way forward for us when we are confused and confused. When we open this classic, we can start a dialogue with ancient wise men, absorb the power of wisdom that travels through time and space, and make life more calm and beautiful.

350 道 Tao Te Ching (Chunmei Collector's Edition) (Spring and Autumn Period) Lao Tzucompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Exploring the "Tao Te Ching": the light of wisdom that has traveled through thousands of years. In the brilliant starry sky of Chinese civilization, the "Tao Te Ching" is undoubtedly the most dazzling and unique star. It is only about 5,000 words, but it contains endless profound philosophy and life wisdom. After more than 2,000 years of baptism, it still exudes charming charm and guides countless people in many aspects of life, life, governance and other aspects. Tao: The origin and law of all things in the universe. The beginning of the "Tao Te Ching" states that "Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao." This mysterious "Tao" is the core of Laozi's philosophical system. It goes beyond what human language can describe and is the fundamental law for the growth and operation of all things in the universe. Tao is silent and invisible, yet omnipresent, giving birth to all things in the world. It is naturally inactive and does not deliberately dominate anything, but allows all things in the world to flourish according to their own laws. In modern society, we often get lost in the complicated affairs and desperately pursue fame and wealth, but ignore the essence of life. And Lao Tzu's "Tao" enlightens us that we must learn to comply with the laws of nature and not blindly force things. For example, in the development of enterprises, some enterprises violate the laws of the market, over-expand, and eventually fall into trouble. And those companies that respect the market and comply with economic development trends can often move forward steadily. This is just as "Tao" advocates, only by following the rules can we achieve long-term development. Virtue: the criterion for conducting oneself in the world. "De" is the embodiment of "Tao" in the human world. Lao Tzu believes that people should possess qualities such as humility, kindness, and tolerance. "The highest good is like water. Water benefits all things without fighting." Water nourishes all things, but it never takes credit and is arrogant. It always flows to the bottom. This kind of non-fighting virtue is what Laozi admires. In life, if we can be like water, not competing with others for short periods of time, and quietly doing our own thing well, we will gain more. When we face conflicts with others, if we can uphold the "virtue" of tolerance, think in other people's shoes, and understand each other, many conflicts can be easily resolved. In teamwork, only when members tolerate and support each other rather than competing for power can the team achieve its greatest effectiveness. This is the wisdom of "virtue" in interpersonal communication. Governing by doing nothing: The wisdom of governing the country and cultivating oneself "Governing by doing nothing" is a very influential idea in the Tao Te Ching. "Inaction" here does not mean doing nothing, but not deliberately interfering and letting things develop naturally. At the level of national governance, if the government does not interfere excessively in people's lives and gives them enough freedom, people will be able to live and work in peace and contentment, and the country will prosper. In the "Government of Wen and Jing" in history, the rulers did little corvee and paid little taxes, rested with the people, and the country's economy recovered and developed rapidly. This is a successful example of "governing by doing nothing". For personal self-cultivation, "doing nothing" means not being overly anxious and not blindly comparing yourself to others. We often put too much pressure on ourselves, pursue unrealistic goals, and become physically and mentally exhausted. By following the concept of "inaction", we can calm down, focus on our own growth and inner enrichment, and find the rhythm of life that truly belongs to us. The wisdom in the Tao Te Ching is like an endless treasure, which can provide us with valuable enlightenment no matter how the times change. It allows us to find inner peace and balance in the noisy modern society; it lights the way forward for us when we are confused. When we open this classic, we can start a dialogue with ancient wise men, absorb the power of wisdom that travels through time and space, and make life more calm and beautiful.

352 残 Residual Seal Dragon PestleUrban900k Wordscompleted 3kReads7.3Score415Shelves

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This is a high-quality and in-depth article, a hard-core work for men in science and engineering. There is no golden finger of the time-traveling and rebirth system. It is a slow-moving and slow-burning style. The subject matter is novel, the writing style is eye-catching, magical and realistic, and the comedy is rigorous without watering down. Full of suspense and brain-burning reasoning, it reveals the secrets of modern high-secret spy warfare, high-tech hacker warfare, and high-intensity electronic warfare. After Chapter 10, I can't stop. It is specially designed to treat night owls who can't sleep at night and are busy reading books.

363 针 Acupuncture Dacheng Written by Yang Jizhoucompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves

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Chinese medicine aspires to be the best, and hangs the pot to help the world! A must-read for getting started! Awesome! [Learned][Learned]

370 分 On the Day We Broke Up, I Became a Chinese Medicine Doctor with One Injection Shihe Jingmingongoing 325Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The inheritance of a family of traditional Chinese medicine, presented in the form of Shuangwen