Books with Lyrical Prose and a Rich Foundation in Poetry 有没有文笔如诗如画，诗词底蕴丰厚的书

1. 351 霸 The CEO Went Mad After Reading My Mind, So I Was Reborn to Destroy My Stepmother and Bring Down the Black Market 霸总读心后疯了，带重生的我，反杀继母，掀了黑市 Yun Chuyin云楚吟10k WordsCompleted The CEO Went Mad After Reading My Mind. I Was Reborn, Took Down My Stepmother, and Turned the Black Market Upside Down 30Reads—Score—14d adds
2. 352 我 My Years in the Daoist Sect 我入道门那些年 Nangong Xiaobin南宫潇斌Eastern Fantasy719k WordsCompleted On a sweltering summer day, Luo Jiarong enters a remote village in search of inspiration. The houses are dilapidated, the villagers look terrified, and the whole place feels uncanny. The sound of chanting leads him to a small temple, where an old Taoist warns him that strange things happen at night and villagers have gone missing. After a piercing scream, a shadow flickers through the woods and vanishes. Late that night, a woman in white appears, seething with resentment, and battles the old T —Reads—Score—14d adds
3. 353 年 They Spread a Sexual Rumor About Me During the Year-End Sales Push. I’ll Make Your Company Go Bankrupt 年终冲单被造黄谣，我让你公司倒闭 Yun Chuyin云楚吟9k WordsCompleted They Started a Sex Rumor About Me to Steal the Year-End Sales. I’ll Make Your Company Go Bankrupt 3Reads—Score—14d adds
4. 354 收 After Taking In My Divorced Best Friend, I Was Kicked Out of My Own Home 收留离婚闺蜜后，我被赶出了自己家 Yun Chuyin云楚吟7k WordsCompleted After Taking In My Divorced Best Friend, I Was Kicked Out of My Own Home 11Reads—Score214d adds
5. 355 三 Three Words Revealed My Husband’s Affair 三个字，让我发现老公出轨 Yun Chuyin云楚吟11k WordsCompleted Three words were all it took to make me discover my husband’s affair 60Reads—Score814d adds
6. 356 我 I Only Changed the Frequency, and the Whole Family Upstairs Went Crazy 我只调了个频率，楼上全家疯了 Yun Chuyin云楚吟18k WordsCompleted I only changed the frequency, and the entire family upstairs went crazy 1Reads—Score—14d adds
7. 357 棠 The Tang Eclipse Chronicles 棠蚀录 The Storm Petrel in a Floral Shirt穿花衣的海燕Ancient Romance158k WordsCompleted The crabapples of Jiangnan bloom most brilliantly when they reek of rot. Fallen weeping crabapple blossoms, steeped in rain until they turn to rouge-colored mud, seep into a dark red birthmark beneath Gu Jietang’s embroidered shoes, as if she were born destined to wade into the murky waters of love. At thirteen, she already knew that true nectar glands were hidden in insect-eaten galls. The man with the severed finger taught her to cut open the deformed heart of a crabapple. Moonlight flowed thr 136Reads—Score514d adds

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   This writing style is so good, the author must be a class representative for Chinese language! [I've learned it][I've learned it][I've learned it] It's perfect for sisters who enjoy appreciating the beauty of words. The atmosphere is so strong, it's so classical and elegant.

8. 358 流 After I Was Exiled, I Saved a Chancellor Who Wants My Head. Now He Owes Me Three Lives 流放后救了个宰相要斩我，他欠了我三条命 Yun Chuyin云楚吟Ancient Romance11k WordsCompleted After I Was Exiled, I Saved a Chancellor Who Wants Me Executed. He Owes Me Three Lives 19Reads—Score214d adds
9. 359 汴 Spring Deepens in Bianjing 汴京春深 Wheat小麦Ancient Romance1.6M WordsCompleted [Audio version now available, welcome to listen] Madam Rongguo, Wang Fu, devoted herself to her family until she fell gravely ill and died. She was reborn in the body of Meng Jiuniang, a foolish illegitimate daughter who was only seven years old. In her previous life, her husband became her uncle in this life, and her son became her cousin. In this life, Meng Wan had a simple wish: to live peacefully and watch her son, her cousin Su Fang in this life, grow up safe and sound. But as she and a gro 19.4kReads9.5Score2.5k14d adds
10. 360 丈 After My Husband Died, His Younger Brother Took Over My Home. The Demolition Notice Drove Him Mad 丈夫死后小叔霸占我家，拆迁公告让他疯了 Yun Chuyin云楚吟10k WordsCompleted After My Husband Died, His Younger Brother Took Over My Home. The Demolition Notice Drove Him Mad 7Reads—Score—14d adds
11. 361 妖 A Record of Eating Demons 妖食记 Cai Wangwang菜汪汪Ancient Romance632k WordsCompleted The Wuwei Inn flourishes because people in this world always have so many wishes. Birth, aging, sickness, death; resentment, hatred, love, and feuds; love and separation; life and death. The demons at the Wuwei Inn love to feast on these human joys and sorrows. Long Sanniang is stunningly beautiful. She's a shop owner, a fine cook, and a guide. Her life is long and dull, so she opens a restaurant to hear people's stories and, along the way, take in a handsome young general. Open the most distinc 3.8kReads9.4Score69814d adds
12. 362 团 Someone Groped My Thigh at the Company Retreat, and the Whole Office Accused Me of Seducing the Director 团建被摸大腿，全公司反说我勾引总监 Yun Chuyin云楚吟10k WordsCompleted Someone Groped My Thigh at the Company Retreat, and the Whole Company Claimed I Was Seducing the Director 143Reads—Score1114d adds
13. 363 攻 I Spent 30 Days Winning Over a CEO, Only to Get Swindled Out of 9 Million 攻略霸总30天，我反被套900万 Yun Chuyin云楚吟13k WordsCompleted I Spent 30 Days Winning Over a CEO, Then He Fleeced Me for 9 Million 6Reads—Score—14d adds
14. 364 大 The Music Bureau Director of Great Wei 大魏乐府令 Feng Lin风霖Eastern Fantasy3.0M WordsCompleted Transmigration + Alternate World + Fantasy + Confucian Cultivation I, Li Yi, am a walking music library of Chinese pop, a master of cinematic effects, a human projector, a portable gramophone, and a world-class show-off. Just watch me steal the spotlight in this age when Liang, Chu, and Wei stand as rival kingdoms! The four great paths: Confucianism, Buddhism, Martial Arts, and the Dao If you like transmigration stories, bookmark this. If you like Confucian cultivation, bookmark this. If you lik 91Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Literary talent? Whose poetry and prose are the best? Come to the Great Wei and see Li Lang! Li Lang's talent is unparalleled; he steals beautiful jade and fragrant scents. Even in the most merciless downpour, the flowers still bloom, filling the river with fragrance! When Li Yi was vying for the title of the most talented scholar in the capital, Yang Hua recited before even stepping onto the stage: "Wind and clouds meet, water flows; ice and fire merge, vapors never cease. On the shores of the green lake, rank is determined; poetry and prose define history!" Li Yi proclaimed loudly: "The roc rises with the wind in a single day, soaring ninety thousand miles high. Piercing through clouds and bathing in the Milky Way, judging the high and low of the sun and moon!" How about it? Come and see Li Yuefu's poems travel the world, singing praises of the nine provinces!

15. 365 渣 A Scumbag Wants to Marry for My Money? I’ll Leave Him Penniless! 渣男想吃绝户？我让他倾家荡产！ Yun Chuyin云楚吟7k WordsCompleted That scumbag wants to marry into my family and take everything? I’ll leave him penniless! 12Reads—Score314d adds
16. 366 踹 I Kicked the Scumbag to the Curb! On New Year’s Day, I Reclaimed an Entire Mountain 踹飞渣男！我在大年初一收回了整座山 Yun Chuyin云楚吟13k WordsCompleted I Kicked the Scumbag to the Curb! On New Year’s Day, I Reclaimed the Entire Mountain 20Reads—Score214d adds
17. 367 东 Tokyo Love Story 东京都爱情故事 Lian Po Is Getting Old廉颇老矣Urban939k WordsOngoing [Yandere] + [Love rivals] + [Light novel style] + [No System] + [Control] + [Romantic slice of life] By day, Akiba U is the captain of the kendo club. By night, he’s Tokyo’s reigning king of part-time jobs. Turn down the cute underclassman; Say goodbye to the drunk widow; Remind the aloof teacher to remember her place... They’ll only slow down my money-making. That is, until that woman shows up... “Be my servant for a month.” “Dignity and feelings aren’t for sale!” “Ten million yen.” “B 39.9kReads8.5Score5.2k14d adds

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    Hmm... Such beautiful words. The glass is clear, the oranges are brilliant.

18. 368 松 Fragrance Amid the Sound of Pines 松涛声处闻清香 Pavilion Master Xiyun兮沄阁主Modern Romance463k WordsCompleted [Powerful Official × Divorced Goddess | Long-Prepared Pursuit & Bone-Deep Tenderness] Known in the capital as the “Black-Faced King of Hell,” Shen Tingtao is the most unapproachable man in government circles: a proud pine on a snow-covered mountain, cool and chaste. The one exception in his life began with a glimpse through a car window after an accident: the gentle profile of Shi Feng. At the time, she was trapped in a marriage engineered against her. After decisively divorcing, she kept her di 2kReads7.3Score16614d adds

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    This book is worth reading. The title comes from the author's original poetry, and the illustrations within are beautiful, blending the author's original poems. The synopsis is also lovely; it's a literary romance, definitely worth reading. I'm rereading it; the more I read, the more addictive it becomes, prompting deep thought and bringing peace of mind.

19. 369 诸EN The Gods' Foolish Game 诸神愚戏 Ninety Autumns in January一月九十秋Urban3.7M WordsCompleted I have two principles in life: 1. I never lie. 2. I never believe anything anyone says, including myself. “Sir, I would like to point out that your second statement conflicts with the first.” “How so?” “If you never lie, why don’t you believe what you say?” “Oh, sorry. I forgot to mention that I don’t consider myself human.” “?” Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Cheng Shi, Cheng Shi who never lies. What, you’ve never heard of me? That’s all right. You simply haven’t been deceived by m 519.6kReads9.7Score67.5k14d adds
20. 370 我 I’m Just Slacking Off, Who Accused Me of Usurping the Throne? 我一摸鱼的，谁污蔑我摄政？ Who Knows Where知向谁边Historical1.6M WordsCompleted [Lighthearted comedy] + [alternate history] + [one heroine] + [nearly invincible] My name is Ling Chen, and I'm in ancient times. To obtain citizenship in the Great Zhou dynasty, I was forced to volunteer for the Vanguard Battalion and go chop people up on the battlefield. By a twist of fate, I rescued an old geezer from the enemy. It was the best investment I ever made. I thought I had latched onto a powerful patron. But... Why am I the MVP when the results screen comes up? That's when I final 30.7kReads8.5Score2.3k14d adds

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    Your Majesty, I have something to report...

21. 371 我 I Debate the Classics with Great Scholars in the Embroidered Uniform Guard 我在锦衣卫跟大儒辩经 A Grain of Rice in the Vast Blue Sea沧海茫茫粒米身Historical1.2M WordsOngoing Yang Zhi, a top salesman and philosophy graduate student in his previous life, transmigrates to the end of the Zhengde era of the Ming Dynasty. Through a twist of fate, he joins the Embroidered Uniform Guard, passes the imperial examination, enters the Hanlin Academy, and debates the classics with the great scholars at court! 4.9kReads8.8Score35614d adds

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    Poetry? That's my forte! My self-recommended work: excellent writing, authentic historical background, a captivating and intricate plot, and the entire storyline driven by real historical events! You won't regret reading it!

22. 372 穿 After I Transmigrated Into a Beautiful Teacher, I Went Rebellious 穿越成美女老师后我叛逆了 UU Empress DowagerUU太后Modern Romance236k WordsCompleted Top student + transmigrate + sweet romance + literature + personal growth A genius science-and-engineering student who ruled the school and laughed her way through life failed her entrance exam for the University of Science and Technology of China’s gifted youth program during her first year of high school. Heartbroken, she stepped into the “Madam Yi No. 1” time-traveling machine built by her quirky best friend, Shen Han, and emerged as a demure Chinese teacher. But she ran into one obstacle aft 11Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Baby, look here! Written by a real Chinese language teacher, the writing is superb, the values ​​are positive, the plot is original and not mindless, it's really super good! A top student and well-behaved girl transmigrates into the body of a beautiful teacher, gets wildly pursued by a handsome and roguish school heartthrob, is chased by a rich and handsome school doctor, and engages in a battle of wits with a cunning principal. It's sweet and exciting, written by a real top student, good-looking and insightful! [Kissing emojis]

23. 373 风 Embers in the Wind 风起余烬 Dreaming of a Flying Bear at Mount Taiyue and Linchuan太岳临川梦飞熊Eastern Fantasy289k WordsOngoing [Nation and family, court politics, the martial world, the Heavenly Dao, divine weapons, magical treasures] [Ensemble cast] [Not mindless wish fulfillment] [Not a beginner’s novel] The Red Flame Dynasty nears its end, and the ancestral lands of the Nine Provinces have all been reduced to ashes. With danger lurking in the martial world and threats from within and without, watch a group of youths endure tribulations, grow stronger, and turn the tide when all seems lost, holding up a collapsing rea 2Reads8.2Score—14d adds

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    The author claims to be a newcomer, yet their writing style is remarkably mature, reminiscent of classic chapter novels. It's an ensemble piece, with a group of protagonists each possessing distinct personalities and their own enigmatic pasts. Multiple plot lines unfold simultaneously, creating a script-like feel. However, the author seems somewhat demoralized by recent data, resulting in less frequent updates. With our continued support, we believe the author will recover and present this excellent work to everyone in its entirety as soon as possible. Go, author!

24. 374 闲 A Few Moments of Leisure 闲情几许 Chen Xianxian of Zhongnan Mountain终南山陈闲闲Modern Romance290k WordsOngoing No one knows where love begins, how deep it runs, what the future holds, or what complications lie ahead. Will the ship of friendship capsize, or ride the winds and waves? Will the vessel of love find a harbor, or drift without a place to call home? 3Reads—Score—14d adds

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    These are masterpieces, specially crafted for you, as beautiful as poems and as vibrant as poetry.

25. 375 痴 A Devoted Emperor Chases Love from Ancient Times to the Modern Day 痴情帝王，从古代追爱到现代 Yu Xixi羽希熙Ancient Romance210k WordsCompleted "The ancient-era portion of this book is not a clean romance and takes a realistic approach, with an emphasis on plausibility. Readers who insist on both leads being untouched should read with caution. Once they reach the modern era, both leads are untouched. The story is a slow burn, but the later chapters are exciting, so be sure to read to the end." The heroine, Lin Wan, is a woman of unparalleled beauty and a celebrated history professor at a modern university. Not only is she exceptionally 2Reads9.1Score—14d adds

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    The writing is poetic and picturesque. If you're tired of formulaic novels, check this one out. It's very different, unconventional, and of high quality, making it very readable. A Qing Dynasty time-travel story, a modern history professor unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of an emperor's favored concubine. She initially avoids his favor, but later becomes his sole love. Both the male and female leads are exceptionally beautiful. The female lead is gentle, aloof, and indifferent to worldly affairs. The male lead is a peerless gentleman, a gentleman of jade-like elegance. The female lead's exclusive favor attracts the jealousy of the entire harem, leading to fierce palace intrigue and immense suffering for her. She seeks revenge, ruthlessly tearing apart the vicious female supporting characters. The female lead successfully transmigrates back to the modern era, where the emperor pursues her love.

26. 376 番 Notes from the Tomato Novel Team 番茄小说团队随笔 Tomato Novel Team番茄小说团队297k WordsOngoing Hello, dear readers! This book is an original work by the Tomato Novel team. The first volume will introduce you to Tomato Novel in the form of essays. The second will take the form of a novel and reveal the people behind this app and their stories. We hope this helps you get to know us better! 22.9kReads8.4Score27.7k14d adds
27. 377 书 A Light in the Sea of Books 书海拾光者 Drunken Dream Sand City醉梦沙城Female-Channel Fanfiction45k WordsCompleted A Gatherer of Light from the Sea of Books 17Reads—Score—14d adds

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    This one has a youthful vibe, so it doesn't really qualify as a novel.

28. 378 人 Clearing Away the Clutter of Life 人间除杂 Drunken Dream Sand City醉梦沙城Modern Romance1.0M WordsOngoing [Adapted from the real-life experiences of a rural woman college graduate] + [Drifting in Beijing] + [Two years alone in a rented room after losing her job] + [Cheated while looking for a rental] + [Parents seriously ill]. If these topics bother you, don't open this book. The reality is heavy. This is seven years of youth in the life of an ordinary country girl with no connections. At 28, I could have been an excellent hydrometallurgical engineer, skilled at removing all kinds of impurities from 21Reads—Score—14d adds
29. 379 青 Poetic Dreams of Qingzhou 青州诗梦 Ning'er from Xijing City西京市的凝儿Ancient Romance57k WordsOngoing By chance, I wandered into a poetic dream of Qingzhou, daring to change the world and give it a new face. How bitter that the butterfly was doomed to fall, its strength spent! Only the clear breeze remains, sweeping over the mountain ridge. A thousand sails drift into this poetic dream. I want to be one of those who help this era rise and save the woman I love. Once an outsider, she becomes part of the game. She is willing to fight for a place in this oppressive age. The light of women can illum —Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Excellent writing, ensemble cast, and gradual development of emotions.

30. 380 诗 The Poet and My Secret 诗人与我的秘密 Little Little Little Sea小小小海465k WordsOngoing Chinese culture is vast and profound, radiant and magnificent. In this boundless ocean of Chinese culture, poetry is one of its brightest and most dazzling stars. From ancient times to the present, poetry has developed into countless forms, each with its own distinctive character. Many great poets have emerged over the ages. The tides of history have not buried them or their works; instead, later generations continue to recite and admire them. I love literature, especially poetry. Beautiful, mov 1Reads—Score—14d adds

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    The stories behind classic poems and prose...

31. 381 你 Not One of You Gets to Be Reborn 你们一个都别想重生 Hua Maobai花毛白Modern Romance1.5M WordsCompleted [Everyday school life + sunny heroine + no reincarnation or transmigration + warm and healing] [Special notice: The heroine won't have a romance. Other characters may have romantic storylines.] After narrowly escaping death, Gu Qinghuan partnered with the System and enrolled in Class Three, Year One, at a private high school. [Someday in the future, your classmates may be reborn.] [Before then, they will be deceived, hated, attacked, and destroyed,] [Your mission is to stop them from being rebor 26.8kReads9.5Score3.9k14d adds

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    The second book is incredibly heartwarming; the author is a master of description. The first book is a group portrait, featuring a wonderful class monitor like Qinghuan.

32. 382 不 No Need to Say Goodbye 不须辞 Poetry Without Tea诗无茶Two Male Leads261k WordsCompleted [Sweet-faced schemer who cries easily x icy beauty] [Ancient setting + acclaimed novel + two male leads + fantasy + alternate world + equally matched leads + happy ending + younger love interest] Thirty thousand years ago, Chang Shu found a little black dragon and brought it back to his chambers to nurse it carefully. Once its wounds had healed, he tried to send it away. The little black dragon took human form, tears in its eyes. It walked up to him, tugged at his sleeve, and showed him the woun 14.1kReads9.6Score2.5k14d adds

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    Poetry Without Tea and AAC are simply amazing!

33. 383 治 Healing the Villain: Saving a Poor, Pitiful Soul 治愈！拯救可怜反派 Spring Waist春腰Modern Romance1.6M WordsCompleted [A sweet little ray of sunshine x villains of all kinds, one-on-one romance, a lighthearted, witty, and healing sweet story with an unconventional vibe. The leads' personalities change with the plot, so the story never gets stale!] After being bound to an unreliable System, Zhao Yun kept getting assigned cannon-fodder roles. Still, she diligently did her best to complete each redemption mission. Across countless worlds, some people had happy, loving families and lives that turned out just right, 39.9kReads9.4Score3.8k14d adds
34. 384 昭 The Old Grass of Zhaoxi 昭奚旧草 Shuhai Cangsheng书海沧生Ancient Romance296k WordsCompleted Across the vast lands of Huangyan, more than a hundred states rose in Huaguo. The feudal lords were enfeoffed, and their domains became the nations of Zhaoming. The archives record more than three million books, each containing the lives of eighty million people. Among those countless lives, each person is little more than a speck. Turn the pages with one hand, and fifty years pass in the blink of an eye, like spring blossoms falling. In one of those books stood a begonia garden. Inside it was a 5.1kReads9.5Score1.2k14d adds
35. 385 何 Why Not Sail Together 何不同舟渡 Xian Yuke羡鱼珂Ancient Romance483k WordsCompleted "The print edition under the same title is available to buy online" [No golden finger, no transmigration, no rebirth. A pure historical romance about family and country, with high-IQ espionage and political intrigue] [A double agent undercover + a petty thief who grows: a lone wolf plays a game of raising a rabbit, gives her fangs, then insists they run away together] In a chaotic age, she is a thief worth less than a blade of grass, willing to do whatever it takes to stay alive. She steals ten 142kReads9.7Score112k14d adds
36. 386 听 Listen to the South 听南 Parting Words诀别词Modern Romance196k WordsCompleted Ten years ago, Xia Tingnan was in her third year of middle school, while her next-door neighbor Xu Bingran was a sophomore in high school. Both the Xia and Xu parents were busy, so Xia Tingnan, who loved sleeping in, was put in Xu Bingran's care. Xu Bingran was disciplined, sensible, a good student with dreams, and known as “Xu Bingran of No. 1 High School.” Xia Tingnan was lazy, scatterbrained, a happy slacker with decent grades, and everyone's beloved “cutie.” And so began a four-year routine: 29.2kReads9.6Score4.3k14d adds
37. 387 你 It’s So Good That You Came 你来了，就很好 Three Months in a Row连三月Modern Romance112k WordsCompleted Zhang Xixi, Xia Shushi, Xue Yisheng, Ju Nanchuan, and Lu Zhanxin were a group of bright young people who grew up together in the uninhibited days of their youth. Along the road to adulthood, they experienced the sweetness of innocent love and the warmth of understanding and companionship, as well as the regrets of things that remained out of reach no matter how hard they tried. Through the intertwining of two timelines, the author tells the story of the same group of people and their intertwined 1.3kReads9.3Score17014d adds
38. 388 苍 The Laws of All Creation 苍生之律 Orchid Materials兰花材子Eastern Fantasy1.1M WordsOngoing In a distant world, countless stories tell of ordinary heroes and extraordinary lives. A song called “Thoughts of All Living Things” inspires the protagonist to seek out the Yu Clan. A vast empire is on the verge of decline. Who will become its true ruler? A thousand-year conspiracy is about to come to light. Who is pulling the strings behind it? A mysterious and evil race is preparing to rise. Can all the peoples unite to withstand this world-ending calamity? 7Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Her fingertips traced the runes of Vic's robes, beneath which lay a shattered wedding ring. A prophecy foretold that on the day ice and fire slept together, the pantheon would crumble at dawn, its shadow spreading across the boundless sky. Warriors would reap the fragments of dawn with their battleaxes; frost would freeze time, fire would reshape the crown. Her tears were sparks igniting the eternal night.

39. 389 五 Five Years of Waiting Came to Nothing: My Husband Brings His New Love to Demand a Divorce 五年痴等成空，夫君带女逼我和离 Cang Yuesheng仓月生Ancient Romance604k WordsCompleted [Both Chaste] [Romance with His Older Brother's Wife] [Male-Male Story] [The Male Lead is repeatedly seen completely naked but stays faithful. Later, what looks like infidelity is actually a guard in disguise; the male lead remains devoted to the female lead throughout.] [Dear readers, we're very sorry! When you reach Chapter 139, please skip straight to Chapter 146. Chapters 140 to 145 are inconsistent and can be ignored.] On their wedding night, unrest broke out at the border, and her husband 5.8kReads9.3Score43414d adds

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    They are all outstanding works in the genre of ancient Chinese romance novels.

40. 390 满 Spring Over the City 满城春 A Copper Coin一枚铜钱Ancient Romance560k WordsCompleted [New Bonus Chapters] The Liu family of the capital is an illustrious noble house, so powerful that even the imperial clan treats them with deference. Liu Yan, the youngest legitimate daughter of the Liu family's second branch, is gifted and blessed with both wisdom and good fortune. When her stepmother joins the family as she turns five, Liu Yan expects a fierce battle. But her stepmother turns out to be quite unlike anyone expected. With her older brother looking out for her and her childhood s 15.2kReads9.4Score1.7k14d adds
41. 391 麦 The Spine of Maixia 麦夏的脊背 Yu Jinhe余瑾和Modern Romance110k WordsCompleted My new work is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 5Reads—Score—14d adds

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    This is it—a place with poetry and delicious food, understated yet extraordinary.

42. 392 重 Rebooting 1985: My Life as a Literary Giant 重启一九八五：我的文豪人生 Bing Yufei Yu冰雨霏雨Urban840k WordsCompleted [Literary Master], [College Entrance Exams], [Single Female Lead], [University Lecturer], [Happy Everyday Life], [Literary Author], [Academically Inclined Girlfriend], [Everyday Academic Discussions] (Other titles for this book: Restarting 1985: My Life as a Literary Master, The 1980s: My Girlfriend Is an Academic Superstar, The 1980s: I Become a Literary Master at Peking University) Use worldly experience to shape an otherworldly spirit, and ultimately follow the path to literary greatness! Fr 1.2kReads6.3Score10714d adds

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    A true literary giant

43. 393 铜 The Bronze Sparrow Locks the Golden Hairpin 铜雀锁金钗 Brewing Tea with Life's Flavors世味煮茶Two Male Leads320k WordsCompleted To love someone painfully is to wish you could lock them away with a golden lock. The first time Duan Yelin saw Xu Hang, he wanted to keep him locked up in a gilded cage, and that was exactly what he did. He took Xu Hang by force, the robber; Xu Hang was the helpless victim, enduring it in silence. Xu Hang was unwilling, but he wanted to live. There was still so much he hadn’t done, so in the end, he went into the Little Copper Pass. Years of entanglement. After fou 42.3kReads9.7Score12k14d adds
44. 394 仙 The Candle-Bearing Immortal of the Night 仙夜秉烛人 You Zi Yin油子吟Eastern Fantasy1.0M WordsCompleted I wield a sword that cuts through the mortal world's roads. I hold a lamp that illuminates the sorrows of past and present. I make a wish for suffering to vanish from the world. I have a heart... to investigate things, extend knowledge, make my intentions sincere, set my heart right, cultivate myself, bring order to my family, govern the state, and bring peace to all under Heaven! “Heaven's movement is vigorous; the noble-minded person strives without cease.” “The earth's nature is receptive; th 12.3kReads9.2Score1.2k14d adds

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    It's really great! Highly recommended!

45. 395 永 The Sin of Immortality 永生罪 Poetry Without Tea诗无茶Two Male Leads324k WordsCompleted [Proud, phoenix-like beauty Liao Yue x carefree, nonchalant Ji Wuyi] [Ancient setting + acclaimed novel + two male leads + equally matched leads + happy ending + Eastern fantasy + melodrama + plot-driven + supernatural beings] Ji Wuyi stays forever young, and forever loses his head over beautiful women. Ten thousand years ago, Ji Wuyi saved a young woman. The next day, her brother showed up, saying he wanted to repay Ji Wuyi on his sister's behalf. In a moment of impulse, Ji Wuyi married him. Te 3kReads9.5Score75714d adds
46. 396 财 The Wealth Immortal Has Arrived 财仙到 You Zi Yin油子吟Eastern Fantasy1.8M WordsCompleted “You can't be bent by force, but you can be corrupted by wealth.” “Bowing for five bushels of rice is the bearing of an immortal.” “Nothing matters more than silver. And if something does...” “Then it must be even more silver...” What is cultivation like for everyone else? Qingshan doesn't care. He cultivates by making money from people, immortals, and even Heaven itself. The more silver he earns, the stronger he becomes! Why become so strong? Naturally, to earn even more silver... The Way of th 18kReads8.9Score1.6k14d adds
47. 397 美 Beauty Like a Flower, Blade Like the Wind 美人如花刀如风 Blue Moon Gray Wolf蓝月苍狼Eastern Fantasy1.2M WordsCompleted Martial Arts, Humor, Historical Romance, No System, No Levels, No Transmigration When I enter the world, all things crumble; heaven and earth change color, and plants and trees mourn. Rivers groan, mountains tremble, and the tides of the world fall to my generation. A sweeping story, beautiful prose, an intricate structure, airtight logic, twists and turns, vivid characters, clever characters, and every mystery resolved! Song Qiutong’s cleverness and beauty, Mu Sha’s gentle charm, Tang Yingyi 508Reads—Score10914d adds

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    [Martial Arts + History + Humor + Ancient Romance + Multiple Harems + No System + No Levels + No Time Travel] Once you enter this world, all things crumble, heaven and earth change color, and grass and trees weep. Rivers sob, mountains tremble, and the winds of change sweep over us. The best martial arts novel since *The Deer and the Cauldron*, bar none. Grand narrative, beautiful writing, ingenious structure, rigorous logic, dramatic plot, vivid characters, intelligent characters, and every plot hole is filled! Song Qiutong's intelligence and brilliance, Mu Sha's gentle charm, Tang Yingying's unwavering devotion, Qin Hongshan's passionate exuberance, Wanyan Jingjing's pure innocence, Bao Le'er's overwhelming wealth, Wang Xinxin's passionate love and hate, Anahita's exotic allure, Li Lamei's mature charm… Every girl is fleshed out, with a distinct personality. Not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel; every plot point is plausible. No clichés, no repetitive scenarios. Zhu Yifei lost his family in his childhood, and later was falsely accused of betraying his master and ancestors. He was blinded by poison and left in a vegetative state… How will he escape this hellish situation? The early episodes are slightly slow to set the stage, but the later episodes are incredibly fast-paced and exhilarating! The language is witty and humorous, with frequent sudden shifts in tone, so readers should be prepared! What are you waiting for? Let's go! 🤔

48. 398 晨 Poem of the Morning 晨之诗 One Word: Dad单字一个爹Ancient Romance87k WordsOngoing Transmigrating is no big deal, but what do you do if you’re marrying a tyrant? Liu Shiyao jolted upright. “The emperor is a tyrant, and I just happened to transmigrate here. Could Heaven have sent me to save the people from their suffering?” “Mm! It must be!” Liu Shiyao nodded. She clenched her right hand into a fist and held out her left palm, then brought fist down onto palm. “Heaven has entrusted Shiyao with a great mission: first, take charge of the government; second, kill my husband; third —Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Her eyes were reflected in the brass mirror, her willow-leaf eyebrows arched, her smile as gentle as the wind. I paused in the Southern Palace, a dreamlike encounter, this scene long since etched in my heart. I was truly amazed by the author's skillful integration of the protagonist's name into the poem. I hope the author continues to excel.

49. 399 普 A Run-of-the-Mill Level Two Web Novelist Trending? Is This for Real? 普通贰级网络作家上热搜？居然是真的？ User26182811用户2618281117k WordsCompleted An ordinary Level Two online author trending? Is this actually real? 1Reads—Score—14d adds

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    A hidden gem of an author can no longer be hidden! These seven stories are both heart-wrenching and hilarious. Prologue: At 2 AM, someone "installed surveillance" on my phone. Here's what happened. Last Thursday at 2 AM, I finished work and lay in bed, habitually opening Tomato Free Novels, hoping to find a story that wouldn't require much thought to help me fall asleep. My fingers swiped across the screen, the covers more exquisite than the last, the descriptions more explosive than the last—"A bombshell from the start," "High-energy warning throughout," "Millions of readers staying up all night to follow the updates"—but I couldn't get into any of them. It wasn't that they were bad. It was that I was too tired. Too tired to read anything that required "getting into the zone," anything that made me think, "How come other people's lives are so exciting while my life is just endless overtime?" I just wanted to read something real, down-to-earth, something that made me realize, "I'm not the only one suffering like this." Then I came across an ID—User 26182811. The profile picture was a blurry old photograph, like it was taken with a flip phone. It showed an old locust tree with a person crouching beneath it; the face was obscured, only a hunched back was visible. The bio read only one line: "A Hakka from Chixi Village, Pengkou Town, Liancheng County, Longyan, Fujian Province, who calls himself an 'Old Rascal'." My first reaction was—who is this? My second was—this bio looks like it was painstakingly copied stroke by stroke onto graph paper with a ballpoint pen. I clicked into his list of works. Wow, it was a diverse collection, everything imaginable. Folk songs, rural documentaries, workplace fables, time-travel science fiction, short romance stories… It was like a country farmer's backyard filled with unnamed flowers and plants, each one growing crookedly, yet each one vibrant, as if telling you—I don't need you to know me; I decide for myself whether I'm good-looking or not. I randomly clicked on the first story listed. Then I lay in bed for two hours, completely still, without even changing my position. Two hours later, I put down my phone, stared at the ceiling, and said something that even I found sentimental—"Did this old man install a surveillance camera on my phone?" Because those stories were all about me. My proposals were rejected and then picked up again; my reports were cut in line three times; I went from being a "core member" to a "support team member"; every day I shuttled back and forth between my main job and side hustle; every moment I spent four years in this huge office building as a "spare tire" without ever being seriously looked at. It's not an exaggeration. It's not a metaphor. Every single word felt like someone had stolen my innermost thoughts from the past few years and then written them out for me in a way I could never learn—a way that was both corny and sharp, making me want to cry and laugh at the same time. I scrolled to the comments section and found that I wasn't the only one who felt this way. Some said, "Does this author live too wisely?" Some said, "Every sentence is our voice." Some said, "Reading his book doesn't require much thought, but it makes you think a lot afterward." But the most popular comment, only seven characters long, received thousands of likes: "Our own author." Our own. Not a "master," not a "top influencer," not a "million-copy bestselling author." It's "our own." The kind of author you hear from your mother when you go home for Chinese New Year, and she calls out "Uncle, it's me!" When you knock on the door. I immediately felt that I had to let more people know about this author. Not because his writing was "amazing"—though it certainly was—but because his writing was "authentic." That authenticity isn't about technique, style, or anything that can be learned. It's the unique angle honed by thirty years of writing at a desk, honed between pen and paper. No formally trained professional writer can replicate that angle. Because it's not something practiced, it's something lived. So today, I'll tell you, one by one, the seven most worthwhile stories by Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Not a spoiler, but a recommendation. To tell you—at least one of these seven stories is specifically written for you. Don't believe me? Keep reading. The first story, "The Second Choice Election," hooks you with a single sentence: Your proposal was rejected. Your proposal was picked up. Your proposal became the most successful project in the company's history. What happened in between? Lin Zhi Qiu created a perfect proposal. He ran the data seven times, revised the PPT eleven times, and even adjusted the animation effects on each page to what he considered the perfect rhythm. Then his proposal lost to a PPT copied and pasted from Baidu Encyclopedia—because the presenter knelt on one knee and performed a knightly salute during the presentation. You read that right. A knightly salute. At the company's proposal review meeting. The beginning of this story is so absurd that you might think you're watching a dark comedy. But when you follow Lin Zhi Qiu into that dusty fire escape, meet the orange cat named "Old Two," discover the room locked for three years, and a stack of yellowed blueprints, you'll suddenly realize—hidden within this absurd story is an extremely serious question: Why do the best proposals often gather dust in the most inconspicuous corners? Why can a proposal with obvious fatal flaws still win? Why does the "second option" always wait until the "first option" fails before it can be used? Mr. Fu Shuiheng uses a story about a "backup plan uprising" to lay bare a secret in the workplace that everyone knows but no one wants to say: the difference between winners and losers isn't who has stronger abilities, but whose plan appears in the right place at the right time. Ability is just a ticket; timing is the seat. And the plan that everyone treated as a "backup" patiently waited for its opportunity, becoming the one who laughed last. Suitable for: People whose plans have been rejected, shelved, or denied, but who still believe "my idea is right." The second story, "Plan B Uprising," can be summarized in one sentence: You are a Class A employee, I am a Class B contract employee. Your employee badge lanyard is gold, mine is blue. You sit in the front row, I stand by the door. Who set these rules? Why has no one ever questioned them? Zhao Gan's employee number is B-107. Class B contract employee, benefits halved, promotion path ends at the supervisor level. In the company, this letter means you're a "backup"—someone who can be called in to work at any time, called away at any time, and forgotten at any time. But he had a backup plan that someone had been waiting for for three years before it was finally unearthed from the archives. The original author of the plan was an employee who had been "optimized," with an employee number starting with B, and a name named Lin Yuanzhou—yes, the one in the first story who created a perfect plan but lost to the Knight's Salute. The two stories are connected, like two grapes strung together by the same vine, one sweet and sour, the other sweet and sour. Zhao Gan did something everyone thought was "impossible"—he took the plan that had been shelved for three years, "stole" the core data from the company's database at 2 a. M., Placed an outsourced employee in the core algorithm position, and then wrote an email suggesting a change to the company's job level system, copying the HR director. He wasn't rebelling. He was just asking a question—if Plan B is better than Plan A, why can't it take its place? This story will make you laugh and then suddenly fall silent. Because you'll find that in your company, you might be that "B-class employee"—not because your ability is B, but because your start date, your education, the school you graduated from, and a certain sentence you said during the interview, all determine that you're labeled "B" from the very beginning. And this label is like an ill-fitting uniform; you wear it for years until you forget—this uniform didn't have to be worn this way. Who should read this: Anyone who feels "I deserve to be treated better" but doesn't know where to start making changes. The third story, "The Alternative Energy Beauty Contest," hooks you in one sentence: Coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear power, solar power, wind power, and hydropower—seven energy representatives sit together for a beauty contest. Who is the best energy source? The answer is unexpected. This isn't a workplace story. It's a life allegory that every working professional can understand. Coal says: I'm the most stable, I'm cheap, I'm everywhere. Oil says: You're the dirtiest. Natural gas says: I'm the eternal runner-up, but I've survived to this day. Nuclear power says: "My safety record is the best of all energy sources, but you only remember Chernobyl and Fukushima." Solar and wind power say: "We accounted for 70% of the world's new installed capacity last year." Seven energy representatives are vying for the crown of "best energy source" on the same stage. Each has its strengths, each has its weaknesses, and each feels they deserve first place. Then, a man in a gray suit, whom no one recognizes, walks onto the stage. He says: "I'm not here for a beauty pageant. I'm here to remind you of one thing—this competition is meaningless. Because what the world needs is not one kind of energy, but many kinds of energy. What you need is a system. And the name of that system is not me, not you, not him—it's 'we'." The most brilliant part of this story is that Mr. Fu Shuiheng uses an allegory about an energy beauty pageant to explain the most common "involution" dilemma in the workplace with clarity and gentleness. You'll find that in your department, your company, or any organization you belong to, the same drama plays out every day—a group of people arguing about "who is the most important," while the truly important question, "how can we become better together," is never asked. Who should read this: Anyone feeling exhausted from the "involution" of the job market but unsure how to break free. The fourth story, "The Side Hustle to Full-Time Job Conversion," hooks you with one sentence: Your side hustle income is three times your main job. Your boss doesn't know. Your colleagues don't know. Even the dying pothos on your desk doesn't know. But you do know—should you leave? Lin Yuanzhou—yes, it's him again, the data analyst "optimized" in the third story—before his side hustle, he was the most ordinary employee in the company. His monthly salary was 14,000 yuan, increasing by 2,000 yuan in four years. His daily work involved using various tools to find patterns in data and then writing reports to tell the operations team, "Those activities you did were actually useless." The operations team didn't like him, but he didn't care. What he cared about was—those two hours after get off work every day. In those two hours, he was someone called "Teacher Yuanzhou," teaching data analysis in a paid knowledge community. His students grew from one to ten thousand, and his side hustle monthly income rose from zero to 80,000 yuan. His main job increased by 2,000 yuan in four years, while his side hustle increased from zero to 80,000 yuan in one year. This numerical comparison was like a bucket of ice water poured over his head, and over the head of every reader of this story. But he didn't resign. Not because he was afraid, not because he couldn't, but because he had realized something—the meaning of a side hustle isn't to replace your main job, but to give your main job another reason to "not be so humble." Only when you're not afraid to lose a job can you truly do it well. Because you're no longer working to survive, you're working to create value. The most poignant part of this story isn't the numbers, nor the comparisons, but what Lin Yuanzhou's boss, Zhao Man, said after learning about his side hustle income: "Your value has already exceeded this position. This position can't contain you." Then she added, "If your side hustle becomes successful, remember to come back and hire me." A director who had been with the company for eleven years said "Remember to come back and hire me" to a junior employee's side hustle. How much envy, how much resentment, how much helplessness of "I also want to leave but I can't" is contained in those words—only every adult who has sat in a cubicle for too long can understand. Who should read this: Anyone who struggles between the stability of their main job and the freedom of a side hustle, unsure of which to choose. The fifth story, "The Backup Plan Awakening Movement," hooks you in one sentence: You are the "very useful" person. You are the "very reliable" person. You are "a brick in our department, ready to be moved wherever needed." But you know—you are not a backup plan. On her 173rd day at work, Lin Xiaoxiao discovered she was a backup plan. Her PPT was cut in line three times. Her name appeared in Tang Rou's emails, listed as "providing support." Her workstation was covered with sticky notes—"Xiaoxiao, help me order afternoon tea," "Xiaoxiao, help me fill out expense reports," "Xiaoxiao, help me make the PPT." While applying lipstick in front of the mirror in the break room, she realized the woman in the mirror couldn't remember the last time she did something for her. Then she did something no one expected—she posted on the company's anonymous forum, attaching three photos of sticky notes with the caption: "I am a backup plan, this is my schedule." The post was viewed tens of thousands of times within hours. In the comments, some posted photos of their sticky notes, some posted screenshots of their schedules, and one person said, "Today is my 1095th day at this company. Three years have passed. I've done everything for everyone, but no one has done anything for me." This "backup plan awakening movement" didn't bring about a revolution. But it brought about a change—every quarter, leaders and every employee have one-on-one conversations. Not performance reviews, not work reports, just casual chats—"Are you happy? Are you unhappy? What do you want? What don't you want?" The most touching part of this story isn't that Lin Xiaoxiao finally said "no," but that after saying "no," she discovered the world hadn't collapsed. Those things she used to think "they can't do without me" were done by others. Those people she used to feel "embarrassed to refuse" weren't affected much after being rejected. It took her a long time to understand one thing—you're a backup plan not because you lack ability, but because you're too agreeable. And agreeable people, in this system, will always be backup plans. Who should read this: Anyone who has been trapped by the label of "good person" for too long, wanting to say "no" but not knowing how. A sister story to the sixth story, "The Alternative Energy Beauty Pageant"—"An Ordinary Level 2 Online Writer Trending? It's Actually True?" One sentence to grab your attention: A Level 2 contracted author, a farmer in his sixties, a self-proclaimed "old rascal," unexpectedly became a trending topic because he had no team, no operations, and no traffic-boosting. Why? This story is the newest and the most unique of the seven. Because it's not a fable, not fiction, it's a true story—the protagonist is none other than Mr. Fu Shuiheng, the author of these seven stories. When the trending topic appeared, Fu Shuiheng was in his old house deep in the mountains of western Fujian, unaware of what was happening outside. Tomato Bookstore, contracted author, Level 2. In that vast ocean of hundreds of thousands of contracted authors, Level 2 is only slightly higher than "just learned to swim." No fan support, no data engineers, no operational promoters. His only "promotion tactic" was to squat under the old camphor tree at the village entrance and say to the air, "I wrote three more chapters today." Then his name appeared on the trending searches. Search volume increased tenfold. Why? Because someone wrote a sentence in the comments section—"Our own author." These seven words weren't marketing copy, fan slogans, or the result of any commercial plan. It was a simple yet grand awarding ceremony held by millions of working people on their endless commutes on the subway and in late-night taxis after overtime, in an extremely simple way for an elderly man they had never met. They weren't cultural celebrities, opinion leaders; the last book they might have read was a textbook from their school days. But with each click, each read, and each vague yet heartfelt comment, they brick by brick built a literary pedestal for this old man. This story will make you laugh—because Mr. Fu Shuiheng's experience is truly absurd; someone who didn't even know what a "reader profile" was actually carving out a path in the age of algorithms. This story will make you cry—because you'll discover that the rarest thing in this era might not be traffic, viral hits, or trending topics, but rather the light that someone, unseen by anyone, still lights to "get things done." This story will make you want to immediately open Tomato Free Novels—because you want to see what the author who moved hundreds of thousands to tears wrote. Suitable for: Everyone who, in this fast-paced, breathless era, still believes that "slow and steady wins the race." The seventh story, not included in the hidden gem above—"Minxi Folk Songs! My Favorite!" Wait, weren't there seven stories? Why are only six introduced? Because the seventh isn't a "story," it's a mountain. Mr. Fu Shuiheng spent decades collecting, organizing, and creating six thousand Minxi folk songs. Six thousand. If you memorized one a day, it would take sixteen and a half years. If you laid out their handwritten manuscripts, they would stretch from the old camphor tree at the village entrance all the way to the guerrilla memorial monument at the mountaintop. This isn't a "book," it's one person's *Classic of Poetry*. A man is racing against a dying form of oral literature with the rest of his life. Using graph paper and a blue ballpoint pen, he painstakingly pulls back from the brink of complete oblivion those words—sung by farmers to the sun, by travelers to the moon, and by departing travelers to their departing shadows. This story is the root of all workplace fables. The reason Mr. Fu Shuiheng can write about office life so clearly, so realistically, and so poignantly isn't because he's ever worked—he's never worked a day in his life. It's because he's farmed his entire life. Farmers understand best what "sowing one grain in spring yields ten thousand in autumn" truly means. They understand best what "effort doesn't guarantee reward, but without effort, there is no reward" truly means. They understand best what "Heaven doesn't care how loudly you shout, it cares how deeply you bend over" truly means. These principles apply in any situation. Therefore, if you only read his workplace fables, you've only read half of Fu Shuiheng. The other half lies in those six thousand folk songs, under that old camphor tree, and in the silhouette of that old man squatting on the ground, meticulously recording each fading sound with a ballpoint pen. My dear readers, it's time to go and "blow the charge" for the old man; all seven stories are finished. If you ask me—which of the seven is the best? My answer is: the first one you read is the best. Because everyone's situation is different, and the point that resonates with them is different. Some might tear up at "The Second Choice Election"—because their own proposals have also been rejected. Some might slap their thighs at "The Backup Plan Awakening Movement"—because they are that "very useful" person. Some might remain silent for a long time after "An Ordinary Level Two Online Writer Goes Viral"—because they see in this old farmer the version of themselves who once thought, "This is how my life will be." Seven stories, seven perspectives, seven small knives stabbing at the heart. Not deep, but accurate. So accurate that you only realize after reading it—it's been a long time since someone has so seriously hit the nail on the head. Finally, a few serious matters. First thing: Mr. Fu Shuiheng's stories are now available on Tomato Free Novels, Tomato Music, Toutiao Lite, Toutiao, Wukong Browser, Danhua, and Changdu Free Novels. This means you can find his stories no matter which app you use to read. Hurry and search for them to read them first—make sure you search for "User 26182811," as this is Mr. Fu's only official account, so don't click the wrong one. Second thing: The last story, "An Ordinary Level Two Online Writer Trending? It's Actually True?", Has been updated. This story is an "Easter egg" in the previous six workplace fables—it tells how Mr. Fu Shuiheng, the author of these stories, went from a "strange old man" writing under an old camphor tree at the village entrance to "our own author" on hundreds of thousands of phone screens. After reading the first six, this one will make all the absurdities clear. Third thing: After reading, remember to give our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, a shout-out for his creative endeavors. Let him know that someone is waiting to read his next article, his next series. Let him know that the words he wrote at the eight-immortal table until dawn were not for himself, but for a group of people who call him "our own author." The old gentleman said that as long as someone reads, he will keep writing. He will write folk songs, fables, science fiction, and everything he feels "should be recorded." Fourthly: Our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, sincerely thanks everyone for their time. The old gentleman said in his own words—"Every minute you spend in the story is priceless. Your attention and reading are a blessing for the work and for the old gentleman." This was too formal, not like his usual tone. I guess he had some young people in the village polish it for him. But I understand what he meant—in this era where everything is so fast that there's no time to even glance at it, the fact that someone is willing to spend a few minutes, tens of minutes, or even hours to quietly read a story he wrote is a miracle in itself. And this miracle was something he finally achieved after writing for thirty years. So, my friends, if you've finished reading this article, if any of these seven stories have touched your heart, if you also want to be the one who says to Mr. Fu Shuiheng, "This is one of our own authors"—open the Tomato Free Novels app on your phone. Search for "User 26182811". Click on any story. Read for three minutes. You'll discover that in this world, there's an old man you've never met, who has written down, word by word, all the things you couldn't say aloud. Then you'll laugh and say, "This old man, how does he know everything?" Yes. He does know everything. Because he is one of our own authors.

50. 400 修 Cultivation Made Me Stupid 修仙修傻了 Pu Guang111普广111Eastern Fantasy1.2M WordsCompleted My new work is out! You can read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 232Reads—Score—14d adds

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    I recommend it! The writing is great! It's definitely worth reading!

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