Collecting Daoist Canon Texts, Taoist Books, Metaphysics Books, and Chinese Inherited Secrets 收集道藏书籍，道书，玄学书籍，中华传承秘籍

1. 101 恒 The Constant Register of Parables 恒籍寓鉴 Xuanyuan Badao轩辕霸道Modern Romance1.2M WordsOngoing Synopsis of The Book of Constant Records: Tales to Awaken the Mind and Discern the Truth With “drawing wisdom from the classics to illuminate the questions of today” as its guiding principle, this book selects over a hundred classic fables and anecdotes from the various schools of philosophy, historical biographies and notes, and folk tradition. These include “The Frog at the Bottom of the Well” from Zhuangzi, “Making Up the Numbers” from Han Feizi, and “The Man from Qi Who Worried the Sky Would 8Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Mr. Jue Xin's wisdom in life In the late Warring States period, heroes were vying for the throne. In the troubled times, some people were chasing fame and wealth, while others were in constant fear. However, Mr. Jue Xin, a hermit from Wei, maintained a clear mind in the troubled times with a transparent heart. He spent his whole life practicing the wisdom of being in the world, cultivating one's mind, understanding people, and solving problems, and became a model for later generations to cultivate their lives. Mr. Juexin's real name is Su Che, and he was born into an ordinary family in Wei. When he was young, he was full of edges and corners and was known as "thorny head" by his neighbors. He is talented, but has an impetuous temperament. He likes to show off his talents and knowledge, and is easily impulsive when things happen. He always speaks straightforwardly and openly. Because of this temperament, he runs into obstacles everywhere and is struggling. At that time, Su Che was bent on fulfilling his ambitions. With his well-written strategy, he went to see the official of the Wei State, hoping to get the opportunity to serve as an official in the court. In the main hall, in order to show off his talents, he would talk loudly regardless of the occasion, and even belittled the political opinions of other ministers in public, eager to highlight himself. But this publicity was met with a sharp rebuke from the doctor, who bluntly said that he was young, frivolous and unfit for practical use, and his official career was completely cut off. After being frustrated in his official career, he turned to business. Because of his impulsiveness and blind decision-making, he lost all his savings in a huge gamble. When interacting with others, he was still outspoken and did not know how to restrain his sharp edges. He unknowingly offended countless relatives and friends, and finally ended up in a situation where he was alone and alienated from all his relatives. At the age of thirty, Su Che met an old man selling jade in the market. The old man guarded a jade stall and remained silent and calm in the face of all kinds of picky and unreasonable customers. He was neither eager to defend nor deliberately show off the beauty of jade. Only when he met someone who truly understood and cherished jade would he speak softly and explain the texture and heritage of jade. Seeing that Su Che was impetuous, the old man gave some advice: "The most stupid thing a person can do is to show off everywhere; the highest state of a person is to be silent. The real value is never to shout out or fight for it, but to be able to be seen by others." The old man's words were like enlightenment, awakening Su Che who was deeply obsessed with it. He suddenly came to his senses, and since then he has restrained his sharp edge, lost his impetuousness and publicity, changed his name to "Jue Xin", lived in seclusion in the countryside, and devoted himself to self-cultivation. From then on, Mr. Juexin no longer talked about his ambitions to everyone, but kept calm and quietly polished his knowledge and character. When he had differences with others, he no longer rushed to refute and argue, but learned to listen to what others had to say first. When he achieved small achievements, he did not publicize them everywhere, but only regarded them as the cornerstone of the road ahead and moved forward steadily. In just a few years, Mr. Juexin's calmness and wisdom gradually spread among his neighbors. Hearing about his reputation, various princely states sent people to come here one after another, hoping to invite him to help and work together for the great cause. But he declined them all, and still stayed at the mountain hut, saying calmly: "The time has not yet come, so it is better to cultivate yourself with concentration and keep your heart, which is the right way." In the secluded hut, Mr. Juexin personally hung a wooden sign with a few mottos engraved on it: "Irritability is because of my own incompetence; impatience is because of insufficient experience; tiredness is because of too many ideas." This is not only his introspection of the past, but also the principle of cultivating his mind throughout his life. Once upon a time, a young man full of anger came to visit Mr. As soon as the young man entered the door, his face was full of anger, he slapped the table and complained loudly about the unfairness of the world, lamented that he had not been recognized for his talent, and denounced the imperial court for its mediocrity. Mr. Juexin said nothing. He just handed him a glass of turbid water and said slowly: "Look at this glass of water. When it is shaken, the sediment is churning up. You will never be able to see the true nature of the bottom of the glass. Only by calming down and waiting for the sediment to settle can you see the true color of the glass." Seeing the young man frozen in place, the husband continued: "You are irritable because your own abilities are not enough to change the status quo; you are impatient because your experience is still shallow and has not accumulated over the years; you are exhausted physically and mentally because you always seek approval from others but forget to seek the stability of your own heart." After hearing this, the young man looked ashamed and bowed his head in silence. He volunteered to stay with his husband, and followed him in farming, reading, and enlightenment. Day by day, he slowly lost his impulsive temperament. Later, he became an official. Faced with the intrigues and power struggles in the court, he always remained calm and adhered to his true intentions, and eventually became a famous minister. He often reflects on his teacher's teachings: "What he taught me was never about tactics, but the way to cultivate one's mind. Once the mind is set, the path will naturally be smooth." Mr. Juexin has already engraved the principles of mind cultivation into his bones and integrated them into his daily life. When he encounters unsatisfactory things in life, he never blames others. Instead, he reflects on himself and repeatedly asks himself: "What can I do? Where do I still need to improve?" When faced with rumors and groundless criticism from the outside world, he never deliberately defends himself. He only says calmly: "The pure will become clear from themselves, and the turbid will become turbid. If your heart is not chaotic, you will not be coerced by external rumors." In addition to dealing with the world and cultivating the mind, Mr. Juexin's way of understanding people is also exquisite. He never uses complicated and tricky methods to test people's hearts. He can see clearly a person's nature and character through just a few words and a few subtle actions. One year, two young people came together and wanted to become his disciple. As soon as the first young man entered the door, he couldn't wait to talk, boasted about his intelligence and ability, and kept belittling other students. He was full of arrogance and conceitedness; Mr. Juexin did not hesitate at all and chose to accept the second young man. Others were very puzzled, so my husband explained: "A person can see clearly the faults of others to be sober; to be able to face one's own shortcomings is to be awakened; to be able to discover the advantages of others is to be sensible. The former only sees the shortcomings of others and never knows how to reflect on himself. Such a mind is destined not to go far." There was also a wealthy businessman who specially came to visit and asked my husband to help choose a reliable housekeeper. The wealthy businessman brought three candidates. The first one was eloquent and eloquent, and praised himself as perfect; the second one was taciturn and down-to-earth, and only admitted that he would do his best to do his job; the third one was full of calculations, and kept exploring the rich businessman's family background throughout the process, and his words were full of desire for benefits. Mr. Juexin immediately suggested that the wealthy businessman choose the second one. He said: "Only those who dare to admit their own shortcomings can work down-to-earth; only those who know how to learn from the strengths of others can continue to improve; only those who can stick to their true intentions will not be Coerced by desire. The third person only has interests in his eyes and has no bottom line, and he will definitely betray you in the future." The wealthy businessman followed the advice, and the housekeeper turned out to be loyal and kept the family affairs in order, which confirmed his judgement. When Mr. Juexin was seventy years old, civil strife broke out in Wei, and the war quickly spread to the small town where he lived in seclusion. For a time, the people in the town were panicked and in chaos. Some people were running around, some were hoarding food crazily, and some were even fighting with each other for supplies. The chaos was evident. But Mr. Juexin is still sitting peacefully in the hut, reading and farming every day, with an indifferent expression, as if the wars and disputes in the outside world have nothing to do with him. A young scholar was very puzzled and stepped forward and asked: "Sir, there are wars and dangers outside. Aren't you afraid?" Mr. Juexin put down the book in his hand and answered slowly: "In life, whether in troubled times or prosperous times, if you want to break out of the situation, you only need to grasp three core dimensions: clear cognition, wealth thinking, and stable core." He further explained: "First, clear understanding. I know that the war will eventually subside, and blindly fleeing will only increase the danger, so I will not be kidnapped by the panic of the outside world, keep my heart and wait and see what happens; second, think about wealth. Although I don't have gold, silver, or jewelry, Having food, seeds, and the ability to live and work are the most reliable assets in troubled times; thirdly, I have a stable core, no matter how the outside world shakes me, I can keep my pace, stay calm, and not be disturbed by external turmoil. " After hearing this, the scholar suddenly became enlightened and immediately decided to stay with his husband and study and guard his heart together. Later, the war subsided, and most of those who fled everywhere died in the war and were displaced. Only Mr. Juexin and the scholar survived the troubled times safely and were able to protect themselves. Mr. Jue Xin's life has gone from being flamboyant and impetuous in his youth and encountering obstacles at every turn, to being calm, transparent, and at peace in his later years. He has completed a complete cognitive awakening. He used his life experience to explain to the world the true wisdom of life: when dealing with the world, you must be calm and steady, and only by restraining your sharp edges can you move forward steadily; to cultivate your heart, you need to attribute yourself inwardly, reflect on yourself, and not be swayed by emotions. Only in order to have peace of mind; to know people, you need to know the subtleties, distinguish right from wrong, and see through the nature of people's hearts, so that you can choose good friends; to break the situation, you need to have a clear mind, be based on the basics, hold on to the core, and be able to deal with the changes of the world calmly. This wisdom in life is not only a way to stay in troubled times, but also a method of practice on the road of life. After years of accumulation, it can still bring endless inspiration to future generations.

2. 102 思 Nest of Thoughts 思窝 Wen Huanzhang温焕章Sci-Fi & Apocalypse175k WordsOngoing As fake data on the internet spiraled out of control, a phenomenon in which bad money drove out good spread like cancer across major online platforms, spilling from the virtual world into the real one. When things reach an extreme, they must turn around. As the pendulum of history changed direction, the GeoNet, blending the virtual and the real, came into being and opened a new chapter in the age… This book portrays the vision of the creators of Siwo for the future. 9Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Philosophy and human nature

3. 103 伤 The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases 伤寒杂病论爆笑详解版 Eight Hundred Miles of Wind and Clouds风云八百里1.7M WordsCompleted The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases is a medical classic interpretation that turns tradition on its head. With witty, humorous language, the book presents a fresh take on Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases, breathing new life into this ancient text on traditional Chinese medicine. Skillfully blending modern elements with ancient wisdom, the author uses entertaining stories and vivid examples to explain complex, dif 65Reads—Score—Shelves

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   "The Hilarious Explanation of Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" is a work of interpretation of medical classics that subverts tradition. This book uses humorous language to give a unique explanation of Zhang Zhongjing's "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", giving this ancient Chinese medicine classic a new lease of life. The author skillfully combines modern elements with ancient wisdom. Through interesting stories and vivid examples, the author explains complex and difficult medical theories in a simple and easy way, allowing readers to understand the essence of traditional Chinese medicine while laughing. Whether you are a beginner who is interested in traditional Chinese medicine or a professional who wants to examine the classics from a new perspective, you can gain both knowledge and fun from it.

4. 104 工 The Best Feng Shui Master on the Construction Site 工地最强建筑风水师 Good Fortune Comes to the Good吉人自有天祥Mystery1.8M WordsOngoing [If this caught your eye, it must be fate. Don't scroll away just yet.] This novel (campus opening + wild imagination + an expansive world) combines feng shui and the supernatural (using feng shui to weave the plot together), fantasy, magic, science fiction, parallel worlds, and time travel to the past. The pace picks up dramatically after Chapter 30, and the story strongly promotes traditional Chinese culture. Also known as From the Start with a Treasure Gourd to Help Me Destroy Demons Also kno 1.5kReads8.3Score218Shelves

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   "Feng Shui secrets + supernatural things + Hu, yellow, white and willow ash + 749 rounds + Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Mohism and Legalism + Qimen Dunjia + Mohism's mechanism + Lu Ban + mechanism battle + Gu fight + reincarnation of the living Buddha"! The Feng Shui story is written from the perspective of a construction engineer and interprets the essence of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism.

5. 105 地 The Mysteries of Earth Veins 地脉奇门 Water Domain Dry City水域干城Mystery330k WordsCompleted This fantasy novel incorporates feng shui, the arts of Qimen Dunjia, character divination, burial texts, and other elements. The male protagonist is drawn into a geomantic conspiracy within a conspiracy that has lasted a thousand years. In the end, he grows from a postgraduate archaeology student into a ruthless figure capable of defying fate... 141Reads—Score—Shelves

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   The Tao can be Tao, but it is very Tao.

6. 106 北 Beijing Drifter Xiuxiu 北漂修修 White-Browed Eagle Who Likes Mucuna Beans喜欢牛蹄豆的白眉鹰Urban589k WordsCompleted I’m Wu Qi, an utterly ordinary poor kid. After graduating from high school, I ended up in Yanbei at a third-rate diploma mill where you could earn a degree through self-study exams. Then, in one night, I unexpectedly inherited a legacy, completed the Foundation Establishment stage, and reached the Golden Core stage in a month... From then on, I cultivated my mind, character, and practice in the mortal world... I started working part-time in Yanbei, selling things at street stalls, looking for jo 75Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Taoist classics are being reapplied

7. 107 梅 Mei Feixin Takes the Case to Court 梅费心打官司 White-Browed Eagle Who Likes Mucuna Beans喜欢牛蹄豆的白眉鹰8k WordsCompleted Mei Goes to Great Lengths to Sue 11Reads—Score—Shelves
8. 108 气 Seeking the Dao in the Sea of Qi 气海问道 A Little Warm Light暖光一小字Eastern Fantasy904k WordsCompleted Qi Sea: The Way is a systematic treatise on Qi cultivation that transcends any single school or tradition. It does not rely on any particular religious or metaphysical system. Instead, drawing on the intersection of human life sciences, traditional energy philosophy, and modern mind-body practices, it builds a complete system of Qi cultivation that is logically rigorous, clearly structured, and amenable to practical verification. The book presents Qi as the common origin of the universe and all 36Reads—Score—Shelves

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   One hundred thousand years of cultivating immortality and refining Qi

9. 109 人 Clear-Eyed in the World: Wisdom from Zizhi Tongjian 人间清醒：资治通鉴智慧 Fragrance in a Heavenly Dream天梦飘香Historical3.5M WordsOngoing Synopsis of "Clear-Eyed in a Confusing World: The Wisdom of Zizhi Tongjian" In the long river of history, the "Zizhi Tongjian" stands like a brilliant lighthouse, illuminating a thousand years of civilization. Based on this monumental work, "Clear-Eyed in a Confusing World: The Wisdom of Zizhi Tongjian" breaks through the barriers of obscure and difficult history, turning 1,362 years of upheaval into gripping stories that reveal the mysteries of political intrigue and the wisdom of life. The boo 25.6kReads8.2Score373Shelves

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   The origin of Chinese civilization! With 5,000 years of Chinese history, it is known as an imperial textbook and the most essential learning case! The highest wisdom is condensed. Emperors and generals will teach you personally, and you will benefit from it for a lifetime! See all the prosperity of the world in one night! Dig out the wisdom of life from "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" and accumulate over a million words of historical experience, which is priceless! Still worried about not being able to read "Zi Zhi Tong Jian"? This book "The Awakening of the World: The Wisdom of Zizhi Tongjian" directly helps you to open up the two channels of history, Ren and Du! It is said that "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" is a treasure house of wisdom for thousands of years, but the complicated dynasty changes and confusing character relationships always make people give up after reading it halfway? This book is specifically designed to help you avoid the maze of history - it doesn't worry about the year of the war or the deployment of troops, but only picks out the most practical core wisdom to explain it thoroughly! Want to know how to lead a team? Watching Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty use talented people to create a prosperous world and favoring treacherous ministers to cause turmoil, you can instantly gain insight into the way of employing people; want to avoid pitfalls in the workplace? Zhao Kuo, who "talks on paper", tells you a painful lesson: how dangerous it is for theory to be divorced from practice. The book selects allusions such as "Living on the fuel and tasting courage" and "Working hard to govern", turning boring history into vivid cases. Whether it is governing the country or a family or work and life, you can find reusable wisdom. New readers can easily get started, and old readers can dig out in-depth information, so that you no longer have to read history superficially, and truly turn thousands of years of wisdom into life confidence - you can see emperors and generals at a glance!

10. 110 风 A Bizarre Tale of Feng Shui! 风水奇谭！ Chen Jiu辰九Urban555k WordsCompleted Chen Yan, a top student at a 985 university, suffered a devastating blow at just twenty-two: His roommate set him up and framed him, driving him into a dead end; His girlfriend of three years cheated on him; his father was hospitalized with a serious illness, and he couldn't even scrape together the 5,000-yuan deposit. His loan payments were overdue and collectors were after him. He was about to become... Just as he sank into utter despair, a mysterious old Daoist appeared, opened his heavenly e 6.1kReads8.5Score398Shelves

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    The first Feng Shui novel

11. 111 一 I Transmigrated and Became the Beloved Bride of a Crippled Marquis 一朝穿越，替嫁残侯成团宠 Chen Jiu辰九Ancient Romance230k WordsCompleted [Historical transmigration + medical skills + marriage before love + two strong leads who dote on each other + suspense and court intrigue] Shen Qingci, a top surgeon, transmigrates into the body of a bride forced into a marriage swap. She becomes the new bride meant to bring good fortune to Xiao Yan, the blind and crippled Marquis of Dingbei. On their wedding night, she takes his pulse and immediately sees through it: “My lord, you’ve been poisoned. Someone wants to keep you in darkness forever 133Reads—Score—Shelves
12. 112 与 Coexisting with a Big Shot, I Became Unstoppable 与大佬共生，我强到飞起 Chen Jiu辰九Modern Romance284k WordsCompleted One day, I woke up with a man in my head. It wasn't a hallucination or a split personality. He was the real deal, a top-tier boss: Lu Yunzhou. The ruthless business tycoon who ruled the corporate world was now nothing more than a ghost trapped in my mind. And so, things started looking like this: When someone gives me a hard time, he scoffs in my head: [Third file from the bottom left. Throw it in his face.] When someone frames me, he directs me remotely: [The recorder's in the right-hand drawe 93Reads—Score—Shelves
13. 113 快 Quick Transmigration: The Second Personality 快穿第二人格 Chen Jiu辰九Modern Romance216k WordsCompleted Female lead + dual personality + no saintly martyrdom + takes down scumbags regardless of gender or age + lighthearted and funny Synopsis: Jiang Yan, a female cultivator, was bored when she happened upon a System. She transmigrates through three thousand worlds, disguising herself as the original host's second personality to help them change their personalities and escape their tragic fates. She takes down scumbags, delivers face-slapping comeuppances, completes missions, and explores the myster 31Reads—Score—Shelves
14. 114 律 Seeking the Way in the Legal World 律界问道 Half a Scholar半个书生Urban1.2M WordsCompleted [Comeback and growth + charming lawyer + mysteries surrounding cold cases + officialdom and workplace + wits and will] He turns his life around, with Death brushing past him several times. A string of cold cases remain shrouded in mystery... 616Reads—Score105Shelves

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    A barrister's personal experience, cool! Fierce! Hi!

15. 115 民 Folk Secret Arts: The Yuan Guang Technique 民间秘术之圆光术 Eight Hundred Miles of Wind and Clouds风云八百里164k WordsCompleted Have you ever wondered what secret arts of ancient times could pierce the mysteries of heaven and earth and reveal the truth? Open this book and discover the legend of the Light-Circle Art, a tradition passed down for millennia. Born from suspicions surrounding a treasure theft in the immortal realm, it was an “ancient surveillance system” created by immortals. With talismans, it conjured a luminous screen to expose the schemes of petty thieves in the demon realm. As it spread among mortals, it 29Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Are you curious about what kind of secret skills existed in ancient times that could reveal the universe and reveal the truth? Open this book and unlock the legend of circular light that has been passed down for thousands of years. It originated from the suspicion of treasure theft in the fairy world. It is an "ancient surveillance" created by the immortals. It uses a spell to reveal a light screen and detect the tricks of the demon world. It circulates in the human world and becomes a weapon to identify treachery and evil - when the temple pilgrims have their money stolen, the abbot raises his hand and turns into golden light, and the monk who stole the money appears on the spot; in "The Legend of the White Snake", Fahai used all his shadows to develop, and Bai Suzhen's whereabouts were nowhere to be seen. From finding relatives and objects, surveying Feng Shui, to getting a glimpse of past and present lives, this secret technique contains the wisdom and philosophy of the ancients. Enter the book, uncover the mystery of folk secrets, and watch a magical storm that spans three realms.

16. 116 袁 Yuan Tiangang Reads Huang Chao's Fate 袁天罡算黄巢 White-Browed Eagle Who Likes Mucuna Beans喜欢牛蹄豆的白眉鹰7k WordsCompleted Yuan Tiangang Predicts Huang Chao’s Rise 53Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Good books recommended: Beipiao Xiuxiu

17. 117 老 The Record of Laozi’s Westward Journey and the Passing of the Lamp 老君西行传灯录 Daoist Friend Xuan Tong玄同道友Historical682k WordsCompleted In ancient China, at the end of the Zhou dynasty, royal authority was waning, the lords were at war with one another, and the realm had fallen into chaos. At this time, a wise man quietly appeared: the founder of Daoism, the Supreme Lord Lao. Seeing the turmoil in the world, Lao decided to travel west and spread the Dao, hoping to ease humanity’s suffering and strife. Along the way, Lao rode a green ox, crossing towering mountains and enduring countless hardships and dangers. At Hangu Pass, he 90Reads—Score—Shelves

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    The Record of Laojun's Journey to the West mainly uses stories to explain Taoist classics such as the Tao Te Ching, the Tai Ping Jing, and Baopuzi. The Record of Wenshi Zhengdao teaches people how to stargaze with stories. The Record of Prince Xuanyuan's Cultivation of the Tao tells the practice methods of the Yinxian Sect through the story of Emperor Zhenwu's practice.

18. 118 玄 The Daoist Record of Crown Prince Xuanyuan 玄元太子修道录 Daoist Friend Xuan Tong玄同道友Eastern Fantasy648k WordsOngoing The Crown Prince Xuanyuan is the Great Emperor Zhenwu. He was once a prince of a kingdom, but his devotion to the Dao led him onto the path of cultivation. Born to the royal house, his heart yearned for the Dao; he left his splendid estate for the mountains and springs. By lamplight, he studied the scrolls and sought the true covenant; amid purple mists, he tended the altar and refined cinnabar and lead. He cast off the trappings of the world and turned toward Wudang, dwelling among the cliffs a 91Reads—Score—Shelves
19. 119 文 The Record of Wen Shi’s Attainment of the Dao 文始证道录 Daoist Friend Xuan Tong玄同道友Historical528k WordsCompleted The Record of Attaining the Dao through the Way of Wen Shi uses the shifting stars as its guide to tell the story of Yin Xi. After natural and human-made disasters strike Hangu Pass, he follows the stars’ guidance and leads the people in rebuilding their homes. From the Ji star bringing warmth and erasing the scars of an earthquake, to the Shen star shining brightly as the new city walls are built; from the Dipper’s handle pointing west to herald a bountiful harvest, to the Zhen star gleaming a 45Reads—Score—Shelves
20. 120 直 Livestream: Teaching Kids to Write Essays and Be Good People 直播：教孩子写作文，学做人 Ouyang Miguo欧阳米果235k WordsCompleted Writing compositions is easy! This book shows parents how to guide their children in writing and in learning how to be good people. Drawing on traditional Chinese thought, it explores methods and techniques for parent-child education. 399Reads—Score101Shelves

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    There are treasures in Chinese tradition. It is a good helper for parent-child education when learning how to write and be a good person.

21. 121 相 Face Reading Is This Simple 相法就是这么简单 Star Lord Yuede月德星君Modern Romance294k WordsCompleted This is a new book, and a good one that was let down by its rating. The heavens reveal signs of fortune and misfortune, and everything can be read through its outward appearance. This book describes the art of reading the appearances of all things. There’s no need to cast a divination: observe an object, discern its signs, and judge its fortune or misfortune at once. The Creator is a painter, and every joy and sorrow in her heart takes shape as an image. So once you understand how to read appear 213Reads7.5Score—Shelves

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    If what you desire is no longer an introduction, but an in-depth dialogue with the ideological core of "The Book of Changes", then this book will be a treasure trove. "Physiometry Is That Simple" is a god-level book that has been seriously ignored!!! I really recommend reading it!!!!!!

22. 122 道 The Tao Te Ching, Hilariously Explained 道德经爆笑详解版 Eight Hundred Miles of Wind and Clouds风云八百里Historical173k WordsCompleted The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to the Dao De Jing: A fresh take on a classic that turns tradition on its head and finds the Dao in laughter! Laozi's wisdom meets modern humor, making ancient philosophy instantly relatable. Blending jokes and anecdotes with playful prose, this book unpacks the profound ideas of the Dao De Jing. Whether it's “The highest good is like water” or “governing through non-action,” you'll find yourself laughing out loud and seeing things clearly. This is more than a journ 26Reads6.9Score—Shelves

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    "The Hilarious Detailed Interpretation of the Tao Te Ching" - a new interpretation of the classic that subverts tradition and makes sense with laughter! Laozi's wisdom meets modern humor, making the ancient philosophy instantly grounded. This book skillfully combines jokes and allusions, and uses humorous language to deconstruct the profound connotations of the "Tao Te Ching". Whether it is "the best is like water" or "governing by doing nothing", all of them are suddenly enlightened with laughter. This is not only a cultural journey, but also a feast of wisdom for the soul to relieve stress. In relaxed and enjoyable reading, you can understand the true meaning of life, discover the philosophy of life, let ancient wisdom rejuvenate in the new era, smile at life, and enjoy the world with wisdom!

23. 123 醒 Words to Awaken the World: The Spirit Journey 醒世密言：灵游记 Ouyang Miguo欧阳米果Urban27k WordsCompleted What is the human death rate? The answer is 100%. It's something no one can avoid or escape, and, damn it, it's an absolute fact. It couldn't be more true. Do we retain any awareness after death? Where do we go? What will we encounter? This book isn't about Liaozhai ghost stories or fantasy. Drawing on the travels of extraordinary people, accounts from hypnotists, and scientific research, it will guide you through the legendary world of souls and offer a preview of the place we will all eventual 29Reads—Score—Shelves

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    The universe was born from chaos, which was divided into yin and yang. The yang gave birth to the soul, and the soul then used the yang and yin that gave birth to it to squeeze out particles and create the universe! Develop human bodies and all types of creatures on the earth, build planets like the earth into reincarnation prisons, introduce souls into human bodies, and undergo reincarnation tests! The largest civilization in the universe exists in the center of the universe, which is called the heaven. The most powerful civilization in the heaven is the fourth-level civilization, which is the master of the universe - the civilization of heaven and man! A84

24. 124 五 At Fifty, I Understood Fate: Reflections of an Ordinary Person 五十知天命：一普通人的心悟实录 Zhou Jun, Who Loves Red Beauties喜欢红美人的周俊Modern Romance151k WordsCompleted Chen Yuan is an ordinary college graduate. Using himself as a test subject, he continually reflects and seeks proof in the course of his everyday life, exploring the journey toward uncovering the ultimate formulas of the universe and human existence. 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Practical practice and empirical evidence, read slowly if you have the opportunity. Sharing brings immeasurable merit [love]

25. 125 癫 The Mad Daoist Xiaofan’s Journey to Enlightenment in the Mortal World 癫道小凡的人尘悟道之行 The Crane Returns to Its Lonely Mountain鹤归孤山兮Historical336k WordsCompleted Author He Gui Gu Shan Xi poured their heart and soul into this work, blending historical sources and imagination. They build bridges between fact and fiction, and paint in the space between what is and what is not. They strive to restore historical figures to their true character while drawing on personal experience to reimagine fictional characters in depth. The novel embraces the earnest pursuit of knowledge and the Dao, the benevolence of healing through medicine, the wisdom of feng shui, the 3Reads7.5Score—Shelves

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    Recommend good books and promote Taoist culture.

26. 126 校 Shadows on Campus: A World in Crisis 校园谜影之世界危机 The Dao Opens the Primordial Realm道起鸿蒙Mystery488k WordsOngoing In ancient times, he had a name, a taboo that made gods and demons tremble across the heavens. Even when the laws of heaven and earth collapsed, none dared speak it. After ten thousand years of reincarnation, he became Jiang Jiunan, an apparently ordinary college student. At the country's most secretive agency, Bureau 749, he was the ultimate trump card codenamed “Zero,” handling supernatural incidents beyond the understanding of ordinary agents. He had hoped to bury his past and enjoy a hard-wo —Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Although I have just come to this platform and have not yet won everyone's favor, I always believe that as long as I persist in creating with my heart, I will eventually meet readers who understand me. Thanks to my friends who have been with me silently all the way. Your support has given me the courage to move on. I know that my words may not be perfect yet, but I will continue to work hard to polish every story and pour every emotion into it. From today on, I will bring you a new chapter on time every day and tell our story with sincerity. May we grow together and witness the power of words. If you also love reading, welcome to my page, give me an encouragement, and give yourself a warm look forward to meeting you between the lines.

27. 127 衍 Yanshu: A Feng Shui Master of the Three Mirrors 衍枢：三镜风水师 Ancestor Cangxuan of Hainan Coconut Island海南椰子岛的苍玄老祖Modern Romance495k WordsCompleted Wu Yanshu is the youngest feng shui master on Tide City’s Divination Lane. Her grandfather, Chu Shouyuan, is a leading authority in the field. What she inherited from him was more than just his sleeve-bound tools: she also inherited his original “Three-Mirror Cross-Check” method. The spatial mirror examines feng shui formations, the temporal mirror examines birth charts and destiny, and the divination mirror examines the Six Lines. Cross-checking all three brings the misdiagnosis rate down from 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Haha, beautiful Feng Shui master, really good

28. 128 民 A Record of Civil Law Inheritance 民法传承录 Heaven and Earth Are Like an Inn天地同逆旅Mystery368k WordsOngoing The wise sayings of old teach you earnestly. Gather rhymes and expand your knowledge; see and hear more. To understand the present, look to the past: without the past, there can be no present. Pass these teachings down and use them to enlighten the world. Take whatever you wish from all I have learned in my lifetime. 20Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Simple, easy to understand and easy to learn

29. 129 雪 Tales of Strange Happenings in Snow City 雪城志异 Guo Xiaotang郭筱棠Mystery848k WordsOngoing A collection of short tales of the strange and supernatural, including ghost stories and even stories about aliens! Each story is only a few hundred words, so you can finish one in no time. Strange happenings and supernatural tales, demons and ghosts, tree spirits and fox fairies! Let your imagination run wild! Everyone is welcome to read! 24Reads—Score—Shelves

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    A collection of short supernatural stories and ghost stories! There is also an alien story in it! Lots of Taoist zombies! Drought demon ghost story!

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