Books That Can Change Your Life

201 石 Shi Shun's Growth Shi ShunzhiModern Romance320k WordsCompleted 39Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Great article of the era, true, touching, inspirational, resonant, healing

202 白 White Tiger Tongyi BanguHistorical53k WordsCompleted 24Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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Cultivate oneself, manage one's family, govern the country and bring peace to the world! [Working on a manuscript][Working on a manuscript][Working on a manuscript][Working on a manuscript]

203 铁 Iron Bone Fairy Dust Pointing to the MoonUrban136k WordsCompleted 17Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Changing life lies in changing people's concepts. When you have the right knowledge and views, your life will definitely change dramatically! If you really understand the following two books, you will definitely gain a lot and improve!

204 思 Siwo Wen HuanzhangSci-Fi & Apocalypse175k WordsOngoing 14Reads—Score—Shelves

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Philosophical and humanistic science fiction novels

205 大 Ming Xue Xue Qingyuan XiyuHistorical251k WordsCompleted 5Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Let's read Yangming again

206 失 Unemployed Wang Meili Freeman SkiModern Romance80k WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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212 破 Broken Bag Reverse Spirit: Cultivation of Immortality with Miscellaneous Spiritual Roots Madman Niu BaEastern Fantasy1.8M WordsCompleted 4kReads8.7Score324Shelves

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The many-faceted mirror of human nature has been wiped clean, revealing cowardice and courage beating side by side in the same heart. Humor is not sugar-coated, but a sharp mirror that reflects absurdity and the silence after laughter.

213 药 Medicine Box Scent Itchy HairHistorical353k WordsCompleted 119Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The code of Chinese medicine is in the medicine box!

214 一 A Pair of Red Hands The Fifteenth Day of the Tenth Lunar MonthUrban2.1M WordsCompleted 13.3kReads9.0Score928Shelves

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There is no golden finger to clear the way, no big boss to escort, it all depends on the male protagonist to use his tenacity to fight for a good life, and there are fireworks between the lines...

228 一 Once He Traveled Through Time, He Would Marry the Disabled Prince and Become the Favorite of the Group. Chen JiuAncient Romance230k WordsCompleted 93Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The first Feng Shui novel

231 天 Secret Decoding Xuanyuan DomineeringUrban919k WordsCompleted 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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"The Apocalypse of Sifting Beans and Pulling Weeds: Survival Secrets Growing from the Soil" When I got up in the morning and squatted in the corner of the yard to sift beans, the texture of the bamboo sieve was making a fine sound. Last year's new beans were mixed with shriveled grains, clods of soil, and broken shells, and gradually stratified in the bumps - the plump round grains sank to the bottom of the sieve, shaking steadily; the empty shells and dust fell down along the diamond-shaped mesh, like foam sifted away by time. Later, while squatting in the vegetable patch and pulling weeds, I pinched the roots of the foxtail grass with my fingertips and pulled them up, lifting up the moist mud, revealing the tender white roots of the vegetable seedlings. I suddenly realized that these two trivial things contained the password to communicate with heaven and earth. 1. Sifting beans: Anchoring vitality in "difference" The sieve never grinds the beans into the same shape. Instead, it uses the rules of the mesh to allow the "differences" to return to their proper place. The full beans have their solidity, the empty shells have their lightness, and the clods have their stubbornness - the action of sifting is nothing more than acknowledging and respecting differences, and letting the "useful" ones stay. This is more like the law of survival in the world. We always think that "copying" is a shortcut, like mixing deflated grains into round beans to make up the numbers, but when the sieve moves, the empty ones will eventually become unstable. Those beans that were left behind were not because they looked the same as anyone else, but because they had full confidence - they were the savings of days and nights during grouting, and they were the grains returned to the warehouse after enduring the wind and rain. The so-called "breaking the game" is never to break into others' trajectory, but to hold on to one's own solidity in the bumps of the sieve, so that "difference" becomes capital that will not be screened out. Sifting beans is the worst thing to do. If you shake it vigorously, the plump beans will pop out along with the empty shells; if you don't sieve them for a long time, the shriveled beans and dust will cover up the good beans. It turns out that "sifting" is a dynamic balance: we must not only dare to let impurities leave, but also tolerate temporary confusion. Through bumps and bumps, we slowly see clearly what should be kept and what should be discarded. This is like self-iteration - there is no need to demand instant perfection, just eliminate a little redundancy and retain a little authenticity in every review, so that the "unique" becomes clearer and clearer over time. 2. Pulling weeds: Seeing the rules in "choices" The grass in the vegetable patch never makes sense. They grow faster than vegetable seedlings, competing for sunlight, water and fertilizer, but they insist on imitating the posture of seedlings - when the young leaves of foxtail grass just emerge, they are almost indistinguishable from the buds of Chinese cabbage; purslane spreads close to the ground and is hidden under the cucumber seedlings. If you don't look closely, you might think they are the tendrils of the seedlings. The first secret of pulling weeds is "identification". Recognize those "grasses" disguised as "seedlings" - they may grow lively, but they cannot bear the fruits you want; they may look harmless, but they are quietly consuming your ability to take root. This is more like the turmoil in the outside world: some people regard "conformity" as safety and "noise" as value. If you don't distinguish carefully, you will get entangled in those seemingly "useful" things and forget whether you want to grow cucumbers or corns. The second secret of pulling weeds is "capacity". Not all grasses need to be exterminated. The dandelions on the edge of the field can attract bees, and the foxtail grass in the corner can hold the soil in place. What should be pulled out are the weeds that grow in the "center of the border" and compete with the seedlings. It turns out that "purge" is not a paranoid confrontation, but an understanding of "boundaries" - allowing the world to have its chaos while only guarding one's core territory. This is very similar to the wisdom of "not competing with the world": you don't need to ask everything to be in line with your own wishes, you just need to unplug the "internal friction" that consumes you in your own space in time, so that what should grow has enough nutrients. The best part is the rhythm of pulling weeds. After spring sowing, it should be pulled shallowly to avoid damaging the roots of the seedlings; after fruit setting, it should be pulled deeply to remove all the grass seeds; it should not be pulled out before rain to avoid grass juice splashing on the seedlings and attracting insects; it should be pulled out after rain, while the soil is soft so that the roots can be removed. This is not labor at all, it is clearly following the rhythm - the growth cycle of grass and grass, the rooting rhythm of seedlings. The people who pull the weeds are just stepping on the rhythm of heaven and earth and doing what they should do. The so-called "borrowing laws and rhythms" turns out to mean acting when you should act and waiting when you should wait. Like a weed puller, you understand that "time" and "momentum" are never in brute force, but in awe of nature. 3. Heaven and earth are speechless, work is the way. After sifting the beans, the round grains of warmth remain in the palms; after pulling the grass, the fingertips are stained with the smell of earth. Suddenly I understood that the so-called "heaven's secret" never lies in the mysterious truth, but in these repeated labors for thousands of years: Sifting beans tells us: "different" is not deliberately new, but like a full bean, it has its own weight and core; "immortality" is not never changing, but maintaining the authenticity that can withstand bumps in the sieving time and time again. Pulling weeds tells us: "Competition" is not about being the enemy of all things, but like vegetable seedlings, focusing on taking root and growing. "Following the trend" is not following the trend, but like people who pull weeds, knowing how to do the right thing in the rhythm of heaven and earth. It turns out that the simplest survival wisdom has long been written into sieves and vegetable beds by ancestors: to be able to withstand sifting, you must keep the original seedlings; do not be afraid of the chaos of the world, just sift out what should be sifted and pull out what should be pulled out at your own pace, and let every effort be used to make yourself "more like yourself". The wind blows through the corner of the courtyard, the sifted beans are rolling gently in the dustpan, and the seedlings in the vegetable bed are unfolding in the light. The truth between heaven and earth has always been this simple: sift away the vain and leave the solid; remove the distractions and keep the true nature. This is what soil teaches us, the ultimate revelation about survival.

232 庸 Mediocre People Beware Yin MuUrban370k WordsCompleted 440Reads5.8Score107Shelves

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After reading this realistic work, you will reflect on your life choices. It is based on the past events of real people and truly records a young man's step-by-step journey toward regret. Misunderstandings, silence, low self-esteem and wrong choices in childhood have changed the entire trajectory of life step by step, leaving long-lasting scars and irreparable regrets. There is no chicken soup preaching, but a real story of destiny is used to sound the alarm, reminding everyone to face the original trauma, let go of obsession, cherish the people in front of you, avoid detours and wrong choices in youth, do not have to repeat the same tragedy, and take every step of life in the future.

233 像 Bloom Like a Flower, Grow Strong Like a Tree! Zhu Shiwu6k WordsCompleted 9Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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This is the real pain I experienced when I was in school. I hope you will stop being mentally exhausted after reading my story and get over the confusion and pain. I hope my story can help you when you are at a low point.

235 本 Mirror of Origin Ping YiSci-Fi & Apocalypse685k WordsCompleted 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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It integrates various elements such as science fiction, religion, philosophy and suspense adventure. Explore the issue of religious integration and let people around the world not exclude each other or even go to war over religious conflicts. Advocate the concept of harmonious coexistence and integration of religions, allowing mankind to return to the original path, instead of worshiping the patriarch, and promote world unity.

236 文 Wenshi Zhengdaolu Daoist Friend Xuan TongHistorical528k WordsCompleted 30Reads—Score—Shelves

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Three Wonderful Books on Taoism, Unlocking the Wisdom of Cultivation If you are yearning for Taoist classics but are stuck in the obscurity of classical Chinese, these three wonderful books that use stories to explain mysteries will surely make you suddenly enlightened. "The Legend of Lao Jun's Journey to the West" can be called the key to entry into the Mysterious Code. It takes the legend of Lao Jun's Westward Journey as the main line, and integrates the profundity of the Tao Te Ching, the philosophy of the Tai Ping Jing and the subtlety of "Bao Pu Zi" into vivid stories, making boring classics vivid and easy to understand, and easily opening the door to Taoist wisdom. Stargazing was an important way for the ancients to explore the heaven and earth. "Wenshi Zhengdaolu" takes a different approach and teaches the method of stargazing through interesting stories. There is no need to memorize the theory by rote. By following the plot, you can master the secrets of stargazing and feel the mystery of the movement of the heaven and the earth. "Prince Xuanyuan's Cultivation Record" is more attractive. It takes the cultivation process of Emperor Zhenwu as the context and narrates the Yinxian sect's cultivation techniques. The story has ups and downs, and the techniques are explained in simple and profound terms. It is not only addictive to read the story, but also allows you to understand the true meaning of cultivation. Three good books, using stories as boats, will take you on a journey through the sea of ​​Taoism. They are worth reading! !

239 山 Clear Mountains and Bright Moon Xu ShiwenModern Romance21k WordsCompleted 19Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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[Bookshelf Plus One][Original Party][Seeking Attention]

240 无 Infinity: Ouroboros Hot RiceModern Romance650k WordsCompleted 13Reads—Score—Shelves

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The days were broken into fine dust, but they reunited between the lines, emitting a lukewarm light. The characters step out of the page and sit across from you under the dim desk lamp. Their breath can almost flutter your eyelashes.

243 没 Is That Right? I Am an Assassin from the Tang Dynasty Taking the College Entrance Examination. Love ForestUrban451k WordsCompleted 295Reads8.1Score—Shelves

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The most beautiful thing is nothing but the first meeting, the best thing is nothing but reunion, and the most truthful thing is nothing but the dust in the fireworks of the world...

244 祛 Dispel the Charm and Retain the Truth Hu Zhou XiaohamiHistorical293k WordsCompleted 19Reads—Score—Shelves

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Book shortage? This book that decodes traditional culture will make you unable to put it down. Friends who are currently short of books may wish to read "Dispelling Enchantment and Preserving Truth": Decoding the Civilized Wisdom of Our Ancestors. If you are interested in traditional culture, this book is definitely for you. It covers many aspects such as animal imagery, social concepts, life taboos, special cultural phenomena, etc., From lions and tigers to "men are superior to women", from "bedside not facing the window" to "ten miles of red makeup", the content is rich and interesting. @ Zhouhami

245 一 Lifetime: the Gray Eden of the Lone Agent Qian Long Bang TianMystery1.0M WordsCompleted 9Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Please pay attention🙏Campus Growth (One Life) + Urban Love Story Collection (Three Lives), novel themes, multi-line linkage, jointly weaving the life journey of "Two Lives and Three Lives"! Worth tasting and collecting! 👍👍

249 动 Move the Bones and Restore the Emotions Chu LinmuModern Romance1.4M WordsOngoing 70Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Low period of life