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153 离 After the Divorce, Dr. Su Was Targeted by the Boss A Wild Horse BarksModern Romance616k WordsCompleted 100.9kReads8.4Score12.8kShelves

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Divorced women are most sought after

155 皇 Royal Gold Magistrate Noodle King ZaiHistorical2.7M WordsCompleted 397.8kReads9.5Score47kShelves

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This book list is really impressive. Each book is a complete world.

167 荒 Desert Island Hunk Ye Lone Star 99Urban386k WordsOngoing 46.2kReads5.8Score2kShelves

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Internet classics￥! !

168 七 Seven Stars Chivalry Record Haotian SwordUrban559k WordsCompleted 40Reads—Score—Shelves

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Jin Yong's Seven Heroes are together, everyone is welcome to support them

177 寻 Searching for the Qin Dynasty: Yunmeng Fairy Trail Gray Cat Gray Cat2.3M WordsOngoing 5.9kReads9.5Score522Shelves

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Advanced! ! Push! Fantasy, funny, with historical elements, original, not imitative, slow-paced, the funny part is really funny, the pig's feet are cheap, it feels a bit like reading a book when I was a child. It starts to be exciting after the 200th chapter, the more you write, the better. I support you, I want to laugh when I look at the names and skills in it. There are also many beauties in the nine-turn beating magic skill [making faces], and the pig's feet have grown a bit recently! The baby is being divided!

190 朱 The Ups and Downs of Zhumen User26182811Historical1.9M WordsCompleted 4Reads—Score—Shelves

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Why should you open "The Ups and Downs of All Living Beings in the Zhumen"? Because here are our lost "roots" and "souls". When you open "The Ups and Downs of All Living Beings", the first thing that greets you is not the secrets of the palace or the romantic legends of talents and beauties, but a question that spans three hundred years - in this glitzy and perishable world, what is eternity worth holding on to? This novel focuses on the fate of three generations of the Lin family, but it depicts a complete map of the spiritual genes of Chinese civilization. If you are looking for a work that can help you calm down in the noisy era and find your coordinates in a utilitarian society, then this book will be a spiritual journey that you should not miss. Highlight 1: When "Qing History" is more than just emperors and generals - seeing the forgotten codes of civilization. In the chapter "Qing History", the author completed a silent revolution: he changed the lens of history from the height of the temple to the depth of the human heart. When Taishi ordered Lin Mingde to compile history, he recorded not only his grandfather's achievements in flood control and his father's political reform turmoil, but also the details that were "not enough for history": the string of three copper coins in Lin Qingxuan's study that symbolized the people's hearts, Lin Niansang's patience in mediating disputes between neighbors after he retired, and the renewed light in the eyes of the young man who turned from a thief to a grain store clerk in Lin Jiayi School. What do these details constitute? A codebook about "how civilization is truly passed on". We are accustomed to reading about the history of dynasty changes and power struggles, but we rarely see the still water-deep forces in history - the small persistence that allows civilization to rebuild after war and morality to survive in troubled times. "The Ups and Downs of the Imperial Family" tells us: the real history is not in the writings of historians, but in the hearts of the people; the real names left in history are not the posthumous names engraved on stone tablets, but the good deeds integrated into the folk customs. If you have ever wondered: In today's fast-food culture, how should we place our cultural roots? This chapter will give you a calm and powerful answer. Highlight 2: The contemporary echo of "Yi Xue" - an educational dialogue across time and space. "Yi Xue Feng" is perhaps the most realistic chapter in the book. When the three generations of the Lin family transformed "education without distinction, application in society" from a concept into a system, they started a dialogue with us today that spans time and space: When Lin Qingxuan taught poor children to write their names in a ruined ancestral hall, he was resisting the old order of "knowledge is a privilege" - how similar is this to today's dilemma of uneven educational resources and the difficulty of raising a son from a poor family? When Lin Niansang insisted on adding farming, craftsmanship, and business calculations to the free education courses, he was criticizing the imperial examination education that was divorced from reality. Isn't this an early warning of the current "high scores and low abilities" and "academic inflation"? When Lin Mingde promotes "teaching students in accordance with their aptitude and developing their talents", he is challenging a single standard of success - isn't this a gentle antidote to "fractionalism" and "involution anxiety"? The most moving thing about this chapter is that it does not stop at criticism, but provides a clear path to practice. From the funding guarantee of "free study" to the sustainable model of "field system"; from the design of "practical courses" to the construction of "student mutual aid network" - this is not only an ancient educational experiment, but also a mirror that reflects the dilemma of contemporary education. If you are a parent, a teacher, or just someone who cares about the growth of the next generation, this chapter will allow you to see in history what the future of education may look like. Highlight Three: The Ultimate Wisdom of "Disappearance of Family Lineage" - From Family Inheritance to Civilization Genes "Disappearance of Family Lineage" completes the most profound sublimation of the entire work: it deconstructs the true meaning of "inheritance". When the descendants of the Lin family scattered all over the world - Lin Jingzhi practiced medicine in Lingnan regardless of rank, Lin Suwen ran a school in Jiangnan to recruit women, and Lin Zhiyuan recorded hundreds of jobs in the Western Regions - they seemed to have given up the glory of the "rich family", but they completed a gorgeous transformation: from the "Lin family" to the "Lin family spirit". This chapter answers a core anxiety that exists in every culture: How do we pass on our legacy? What to inherit? The answer given in the book is: the highest state of inheritance is not to guard a mansion, a genealogy, or a surname, but to integrate a certain spirit into a broader river. The descendants of the Lin family no longer consider themselves "after the prime ministers", but the concepts of "doctors without distinction", "teachers without distinction" and "craftsmen without distinction" have penetrated into the fabric of society like salt into water through the patients they healed, the students they taught, and the skills they recorded. This revelation to contemporary people is shocking: Today, when everyone is worried about "class solidification" and "family decline," true "inheritance" may require us to put aside our attachment to "family status" itself and instead think about - what valuable things can we turn into public spiritual wealth? Why should you read this book? Because in this era of floating values, "The Ups and Downs of All Living Beings" provides a scarce "spiritual anchor". Although it tells the story of an ancient family, it touches on the core dilemma of modern people: · When success is reduced to wealth and status, how do we define the value of our lives? · When education is reduced to a utilitarian tool, what kind of survival wisdom should we pass on to our children? · When traditional culture becomes an empty symbol, how should we carry out a vital inheritance? This book does not have a simple answer, but it provides a dimension for thinking - through the life practice of three generations of the Lin family, it shows another possibility: life can not be a pursuit of glitz, but an exploration of the foundation; the family can not be a closed fortress, but an open forest; the inheritance of civilization can not be preserved like a museum, but flow like a river. What you will encounter in this book: · A warm view of history - seeing how those "small good deeds" ignored by official history can shape the resilience of civilization · An in-depth view of education - thinking about what knowledge is for and where education should lead · A high-level view of inheritance - understanding that true eternity is not about what is guarded, but what is opened up When you close the page, you may find that the question "once a prime minister, but always a farmer" that three generations of the Lin family asked is actually asking each of us: After stripping away all external labels, what is the foundation of your life? What do you want to cultivate in this world? What else can be left behind that lasts longer than life? "The Ups and Downs of the Rich Family" is not a novel that allows you to escape reality, but a mirror that allows you to see reality clearly and then have more strength to face it. In the current flashy and noisy world, this kind of reading may be just a necessary "spiritual deep breath." When you open it, you will not only encounter three hundred years of a family, but also a confrontation with the deepest spirit of Chinese civilization. In this era of lack of meaning, such an encounter is worthy of your time and reflection.

191 闺 After My Best Friend Cheated on Me, I Was Pampered by My Best Friend's Brother. Seattle WeatherModern Romance708k WordsCompleted 803Reads5.8Score102Shelves

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These books are pretty good

195 荒 Wild Love Continue Writing Spring and AutumnUrban2.0M WordsCompleted 108.9kReads9.5Score11.3kShelves

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Three books that I don't want to remove from the bookshelf after I finish them