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53 怪 The Monster Baby Said She Would Cover You Lu ZhaoranModern Romance285k Wordscompleted 3kReads9.0Score338Shelves

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This this this!

54 我 I'll Be Responsible for Being Pampered by My Brother. Tong XiaomoModern Romance251k Wordscompleted 823Reads6.4Score100Shelves

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This this this!

56 第 District 9 False PreceptsUrban6.1M Wordscompleted 345.6kReads9.6Score55.1kShelves

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Apocalypse + Brothers + No Harem + Reality You may not read Dou Po but you must read this. It is a novel that you can't get out of once you click on it. I sincerely recommend "Special District 9" with its grand world view, vivid characters, wonderful plot and profound connotation. It has become a classic among apocalyptic novels. Whether you love passionate battles or like to savor the philosophy of life in stories, this novel can satisfy you. Now, please turn the pages of the book, follow the protagonist's footsteps, and step into the passionate world of District 9!

57 无 Infinite Reincarnation, I Have a Death Save File Pick up the Autumn and Know the JoyMystery182k Wordsongoing 1.3kReads—Score271Shelves

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After Baizhu entered the dungeon, he was my brother's best. I lied to you, my brother is useless, and I am also very good.

58 顶 Top Players Kill Crazy Copies and Kidnap Evil Gods White Peach Whining Dragon1.1M Wordscompleted 174.7kReads9.7Score29.3kShelves

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Don't be misled by the title of this first book, it's super good [laughing]

59 男 The Male Partner Is Naturally Rebellious, and He Really Can't Stand It When the Waves Are Flying. Sweet and Sour Plum Candy2.7M Wordsongoing 104.2kReads9.4Score13.5kShelves

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Don't be misled by the title of this first book, it's super good [laughing]

60 帅 Shuaifu Family Law Elgin's TreasuresModern Romance706k Wordsongoing 5.9kReads7.3Score630Shelves

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Brothers with backgrounds in the Republic of China, the eldest brother is like a father. He is strict but also affectionate towards his younger brothers. He also has feelings about family and country, but the eldest brother is already married and has a wife.

61 师 The Junior Sister Smiled Crazily, It Was Hard to Predict Whether the Other Party Would Live or Die. Axia Is Beautiful and TalentedAncient Romance655k Wordscompleted 5kReads7.7Score896Shelves

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Super boosted zetsu. These three books are absolutely amazing. If you like them, just go to them.

62 你 You Call This a Wet Nurse? She Smashed the Heads Off Rejuvenation at DuskAncient Romance3.3M Wordsongoing 361.5kReads9.5Score51.3kShelves

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Super boosted zetsu. These three books are absolutely amazing. If you like them, just go to them.

63 我 I Drive the Cultivation World Crazy by Writing Novels Ying ZhouzhouAncient Romance1.5M Wordscompleted 81.1kReads9.0Score15.2kShelves

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Super boosted zetsu. These three books are absolutely amazing. If you like them, just go to them.

64 被 After Being Brought Home by My Brother, I Became a Treasure Ninety-Nine Returns and One Smash602k Wordscompleted 11kReads9.4Score1.3kShelves

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Who is it? Who is it? Who doesn't like cute little babies? I love them so much.

65 十 End of Ten Days Pesticide Team MemberMystery3.2M Wordscompleted 2.4MReads9.9Score387.5kShelves

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Brother and younger brother's writing

66 百 The Illegitimate Meal of the Billionaire Actor Is Exposed! It's Him People Who Practice Hardship280k Wordscompleted 300Reads7.5Score—Shelves

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Brother and younger brother's writing

67 民 Notes of Folk Feng Shui Masters Big EggplantMystery6.3M Wordsongoing 419.7kReads9.1Score79kShelves

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Do you believe that there really are immortal cultivators in this world?

68 火 Naruto: Give the Ninja World a Little Shock with the Fairy-Tale Style Lin Ye Yinqiu1.0M Wordscompleted 29.6kReads8.5Score3.5kShelves

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Brother and younger brother's writing

69 快 Quickly Wear: Whose Wife Is Soft, Fierce and Cute? I Love to Eat Pasta630k Wordscompleted 4kReads8.9Score824Shelves

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The bag is pretty~[Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

70 乖 Be Good, I'll Make You Cry If I Run Away Again Wine-Filled Buns548k Wordscompleted 33kReads9.4Score6.1kShelves

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We agreed not to see each other again, how could you do this?

71 强 Forced Depth Never Bother259k Wordscompleted 15.1kReads8.9Score2.4kShelves

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We agreed not to see each other again, how could you do this?

72 被 Being Ripped Off********************** Reading Point Editorial Departmentcompleted 48.6kReads5.8Score—Shelves

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We agreed not to see each other again, how could you do this?

73 归 Return to Chu, the Summer in Xiqiao Will Never End Smell the Wine568k Wordscompleted 113Reads7.0Score—Shelves

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# The younger brother's longing for his elder brother is indelible. It's so beautiful! ! ! The plot can directly empathize with you and make you cry😭

74 我 I'm Not a Drama God Thirty-Nine RangeUrban4.0M Wordscompleted 2.3MReads9.9Score306.2kShelves

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When red meteors tear apart the sky, when human civilization is reduced to ruins, a figure wearing a blood-stained opera robe steps onto the stage - he is neither a god nor a demon, but he dares to pronounce doomsday as a mortal! See how Sanjiuyin uses "I'm Not a Drama God" to rekindle the human spark in the crazy dramatic tension.

75 H HP: the White Devil of Slytherin Temperature Base865k Wordscompleted 22.6kReads9.3Score4kShelves

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"I'm Not a Drama God" has received positive reviews from many readers - Plot and setting: The plot is full of ups and downs, full of twists and turns, and can firmly capture readers' attention. For example, in the "audience expectation system", the protagonist needs to perform to maintain audience satisfaction, otherwise disaster will strike. This setting is novel and unique, subverting the traditional "golden finger" and giving readers an immersive feeling. In addition, the novel integrates apocalyptic, Cthulhu, drama and other elements to create a world that is both imaginative and logically consistent. - In terms of character creation: the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. The protagonist Chen Ling has a complicated personality. He is both a time traveler and an actor controlled by the "audience". His struggle and growth are impressive. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics. For example, the life-and-death bond between Chen Ling and her younger brother Chen Yan vividly displays family affection and fate, which is very touching. - Cultural elements: Incorporate a large number of traditional Chinese culture and intangible cultural heritage elements, such as opera, twenty-four solar terms, acupuncture, shadow puppetry, etc. These elements not only add cultural heritage to the story, but are also given new vitality in the apocalyptic context, triggering readers to think about the inheritance of traditional culture. - Writing style: delicate and vivid, whether it is an opera

77 不 It's Not That the Male Protagonist Cannot Afford It, the Villain Is More Cost-Effective Tai Shi YingModern Romance2.7M Wordscompleted 174kReads9.5Score23.9kShelves

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Cost-effective [smile]

78 他 He Is Not Green Tea, He Is Obviously the Beautiful White Moonlight Squeeze Peach Juice501k Wordscompleted 47.8kReads9.4Score7.7kShelves

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Cost-effective [smile]

79 你 You Love Him Shui Qiancheng339k Wordscompleted 59.8kReads9.4Score21.2kShelves

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The paranoid, morbid, sinister older brother and the shy, clingy and naive younger brother

80 谢 Thank You. Look, I Have Six Brothers in My Family. A Xiaoyu 55Modern Romance119k Wordsongoing 13.4kReads—Score3.2kShelves

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They all have six older brothers, and they are all looking for older brothers, so there is no CP.

81 一 A Thought About Guanshan Ning Meng Film and Television654k Wordscompleted 975Reads7.4Score240Shelves

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It's a story about family love, the heroine travels back to Chai Ming, and interacts with her brothers in a funny way. For example, Chai Ming ridiculed "Ning Tou, you can't do it~ Ask my elder brother to prescribe medicine for kidney deficiency", causing Ning Yuanzhou to chase after him with a knife. It is full of joy and ridicule, suitable for readers who like light and derivative plots.

83 我 My Hundred Invincible Masters, How Can You Fight with Me? Please Make Me AngryUrban6.0M Wordsongoing 395.3kReads9.3Score24.3kShelves

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🔥High-dimensional invasion! The left eye cheats and beats the gods] Tomato's most explosive Cthulhu cool article "My left eye is the old days" is mind-boggling! Social beast He Anzai likes to mention the old ruler [Left Eye of Truth]. From now on, green tea comes with barrage, beating monsters can earn achievements, and even eating instant noodles triggers the "Dimension Upgrade System" warning! 💥High-energy settings: "Global dimensionality expansion! Humanity receives high-dimensional gold-plated aluminum plates" "Secret invasion! Zombie craze vs. Hundred-Eyed Mountain of Meat" "System Awakening! Face-slapping option instantly transforms into a cyber god of wealth" ✨Hilarious famous scenes: The weird pumpkin head raids late at night. The male protagonist calmly scans the code: "Dear, you have been marked by [] as a 'social animal' with no performance in three years. Do you need to switch to a purchasing agency?" When the villain knelt down to beg for mercy, the system suddenly said: [Ding! After detecting the speech of Versailles, the Thunder Tribulation mode is automatically turned on——] 🌟High-burning lines: "Can the bullets in your gun... Hit the monster in your mind?" The gravekeeper sneered: "Just a giant beast that swallows rivers and drinks seas? No, we are Gao Wei's nightmare!" He An was tearing up the script with instant noodles in his mouth: "The old man at the top of the building, the castle in the fourth dimension, all of them will give me gold coins today!" 💣Triple crit of attack + system + anti-routine! Every chapter subverts cognition: when the weird meat mountain collides with cyber complaints, when the dimensional jump binds the salted fish host, there is no peeing in the entire 600,000-word process! The comment area has gone crazy: "It's exciting to see Piccolo handing out candy! His left eye is to tear apart the CP, and his right hand is to tear apart the gods. Today's first update directly leads to Chapter 120!" Quickly click → to witness the fantasy daily life of the old rulers being ripped off!

84 我 My Left Eye Is Old Qingchuan Does Not ChangeUrban1.9M Wordsongoing 43.5kReads8.7Score7.7kShelves

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🔥High-dimensional invasion! The left eye cheats and beats the gods] Tomato's most explosive Cthulhu cool article "My left eye is the old days" is mind-boggling! Social beast He Anzai likes to mention the old ruler [Left Eye of Truth]. From now on, green tea comes with barrage, beating monsters can earn achievements, and even eating instant noodles triggers the "Dimension Upgrade System" warning! 💥High-energy settings: "Global dimensionality expansion! Humanity receives high-dimensional gold-plated aluminum plates" "Secret invasion! Zombie craze vs. Hundred-Eyed Mountain of Meat" "System Awakening! Face-slapping option instantly transforms into a cyber god of wealth" ✨Hilarious famous scenes: The weird pumpkin head raids late at night. The male protagonist calmly scans the code: "Dear, you have been marked by [] as a 'social animal' with no performance in three years. Do you need to switch to a purchasing agency?" When the villain knelt down to beg for mercy, the system suddenly said: [Ding! After detecting the speech of Versailles, the Thunder Tribulation mode is automatically turned on——] 🌟High-burning lines: "Can the bullets in your gun... Hit the monster in your mind?" The gravekeeper sneered: "Just a giant beast that swallows rivers and drinks seas? No, we are Gao Wei's nightmare!" He An was tearing up the script with instant noodles in his mouth: "The old man at the top of the building, the castle in the fourth dimension, all of them will give me gold coins today!" 💣Triple crit of attack + system + anti-routine! Every chapter subverts cognition: when the weird meat mountain collides with cyber complaints, when the dimensional jump binds the salted fish host, there is no peeing in the entire 600,000-word process! The comment area has gone crazy: "It's exciting to see Piccolo handing out candy! His left eye is to tear apart the CP, and his right hand is to tear apart the gods. Today's first update directly leads to Chapter 120!" Quickly click → to witness the fantasy daily life of the old rulers being ripped off!

85 残 Residual Seal Dragon PestleUrban900k Wordscompleted 3kReads7.3Score407Shelves

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High-quality completion, a hard-core treasure for science and engineering men. It is a low-opening, high-impact, slow-burning, magical, realistic, suspenseful and brain-burning novel. The subject matter is novel and the logic is rigorous. There is no cheat code for the time-travel and rebirth system, and the narrative is funny and smooth without watering down. The content covers history, workplace, military, technology, national security, criminal investigation, scheming, murder, as well as high-tech espionage, hacker warfare, and electronic warfare. The ending has a profound reversal and is tailor-made for old bookworms. It doesn't look good and I will kill myself to death!

86 月 The Moon and Sixpence (UK) Written by William Somerset Maugham, Translated by Li Jiacompleted 18.9kReads9.5Score—Shelves

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When the Moon Hits Sixpence: A Soul's Defection and Awakening In the folds of ordinary life, we all hold a "sixpence" in our hands, but there are always people who look up and see the clear brilliance of the moon. Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" is such a masterpiece that vividly exposes the tear between ideal and reality, the complexity and struggle of human nature in front of readers. The protagonist, Charles Strickland, was originally a well-dressed broker in the London Stock Exchange. He lived a stable and decent life in the secular sense - he had a gentle wife who took care of the house, lovely children, and generous material conditions. However, when he reached middle age, he suddenly abandoned his wife and children. As if summoned by some mysterious power, he plunged into the craze of art and rushed to Paris, just to chase the "moon" in his heart. From being pampered to being hungry and cold, from being respected to being scorned, he didn't care and devoted himself wholeheartedly to painting creation. Even when he was poor and sick, he still persisted in using his brush to outline the passion in his heart. Strickland's choice was shocking at the time and is still controversial even now. Some people scolded him for being selfish and indifferent and abandoning family responsibilities; some praised him for being brave and decisive and loyal to his soul's desire. Every step he takes challenges secular ethics and morals, interpreting his pure pursuit of ideals with an almost crazy attitude. The "moon" in the book represents lofty artistic ideals, spiritual pursuits, and the soul's desire to transcend materiality and worldliness; "sixpence" represents realistic material, stable life, and social rules and responsibilities. Strickland's story is like a mirror, reflecting the hidden self deep in our hearts - yearning for poetry and distance, but also trapped in the trivialities of life; both eager to break free from the shackles, but also afraid of losing everything we have. Maugham used sharp and calm writing to incorporate profound thoughts on human nature, art, and morality into the story. The golden sentences in the book are still inspiring to read today: "I always feel that most people seem to lack something when they spend their lives like this. I recognize the social value of this kind of life, and I also see its orderly happiness, but there is a strong desire in my blood for a more wild and uninhibited journey." "The Moon and Sixpence" is not only a story about a painter, but also a revelation about choices and the meaning of existence. It makes us ask ourselves: When the "moon" and "sixpence" meet on a narrow road, how should we choose? Should we bow to reality or stand alone for our ideals? Whether you are standing at a crossroads in life, confused, or feeling exhausted day after day, you can find resonance and strength in this book. You might as well open "The Moon and Sixpence", follow in the footsteps of Strickland, take a soul-shaking spiritual journey, and explore your own "Moon" and "Sixpence".

87 贵 Nobleman Nan XiaohuaUrban2.0M Wordscompleted 85.9kReads9.6Score13.3kShelves

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When the Moon Hits Sixpence: A Soul's Defection and Awakening In the folds of ordinary life, we all hold a "sixpence" in our hands, but there are always people who look up and see the clear brilliance of the moon. Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" is such a masterpiece that vividly exposes the tear between ideal and reality, the complexity and struggle of human nature in front of readers. The protagonist, Charles Strickland, was originally a well-dressed broker in the London Stock Exchange. He lived a stable and decent life in the secular sense - he had a gentle wife who took care of the house, lovely children, and generous material conditions. However, when he reached middle age, he suddenly abandoned his wife and children. As if summoned by some mysterious power, he plunged into the craze of art and rushed to Paris, just to chase the "moon" in his heart. From being pampered to being hungry and cold, from being respected to being scorned, he didn't care and devoted himself wholeheartedly to painting creation. Even when he was poor and sick, he still persisted in using his brush to outline the passion in his heart. Strickland's choice was shocking at the time and is still controversial even now. Some people scolded him for being selfish and indifferent and abandoning family responsibilities; some praised him for being brave and decisive and loyal to his soul's desire. Every step he takes challenges secular ethics and morals, interpreting his pure pursuit of ideals with an almost crazy attitude. The "moon" in the book represents lofty artistic ideals, spiritual pursuits, and the soul's desire to transcend materiality and worldliness; "sixpence" represents realistic material, stable life, and social rules and responsibilities. Strickland's story is like a mirror, reflecting the hidden self deep in our hearts - yearning for poetry and distance, but also trapped in the trivialities of life; both eager to break free from the shackles, but also afraid of losing everything we have. Maugham used sharp and calm writing to incorporate profound thoughts on human nature, art, and morality into the story. The golden sentences in the book are still inspiring to read today: "I always feel that most people seem to lack something when they spend their lives like this. I recognize the social value of this kind of life, and I also see its orderly happiness, but there is a strong desire in my blood for a more wild and uninhibited journey." "The Moon and Sixpence" is not only a story about a painter, but also a revelation about choices and the meaning of existence. It makes us ask ourselves: When the "moon" and "sixpence" meet on a narrow road, how should we choose? Should we bow to reality or stand alone for our ideals? Whether you are standing at a crossroads in life, confused, or feeling exhausted day after day, you can find resonance and strength in this book. You might as well open "The Moon and Sixpence", follow in the footsteps of Strickland, take a soul-shaking spiritual journey, and explore your own "Moon" and "Sixpence".

88 精 Essential Oil Male Technician Chang'an Exploring FlowersUrban3.1M Wordsongoing 21.5kReads9.0Score2.1kShelves

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When the Moon Hits Sixpence: A Soul's Defection and Awakening In the folds of ordinary life, we all hold a "sixpence" in our hands, but there are always people who look up and see the clear brilliance of the moon. Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" is such a masterpiece that vividly exposes the tear between ideal and reality, the complexity and struggle of human nature in front of readers. The protagonist, Charles Strickland, was originally a well-dressed broker in the London Stock Exchange. He lived a stable and decent life in the secular sense - he had a gentle wife who took care of the house, lovely children, and generous material conditions. However, when he reached middle age, he suddenly abandoned his wife and children. As if summoned by some mysterious power, he plunged into the craze of art and rushed to Paris, just to chase the "moon" in his heart. From being pampered to being hungry and cold, from being respected to being scorned, he didn't care and devoted himself wholeheartedly to painting creation. Even when he was poor and sick, he still persisted in using his brush to outline the passion in his heart. Strickland's choice was shocking at the time and is still controversial even now. Some people scolded him for being selfish and indifferent and abandoning family responsibilities; some praised him for being brave and decisive and loyal to his soul's desire. Every step he takes challenges secular ethics and morals, interpreting his pure pursuit of ideals with an almost crazy attitude. The "moon" in the book represents lofty artistic ideals, spiritual pursuits, and the soul's desire to transcend materiality and worldliness; "sixpence" represents realistic material, stable life, and social rules and responsibilities. Strickland's story is like a mirror, reflecting the hidden self deep in our hearts - yearning for poetry and distance, but also trapped in the trivialities of life; both eager to break free from the shackles, but also afraid of losing everything we have. Maugham used sharp and calm writing to incorporate profound thoughts on human nature, art, and morality into the story. The golden sentences in the book are still inspiring to read today: "I always feel that most people seem to lack something when they spend their lives like this. I recognize the social value of this kind of life, and I also see its orderly happiness, but there is a strong desire in my blood for a more wild and uninhibited journey." "The Moon and Sixpence" is not only a story about a painter, but also a revelation about choices and the meaning of existence. It makes us ask ourselves: When the "moon" and "sixpence" meet on a narrow road, how should we choose? Should we bow to reality or stand alone for our ideals? Whether you are standing at a crossroads in life, confused, or feeling exhausted day after day, you can find resonance and strength in this book. You might as well open "The Moon and Sixpence", follow in the footsteps of Strickland, take a soul-shaking spiritual journey, and explore your own "Moon" and "Sixpence".

89 活 Alive Yu Huacompleted —Reads9.7Score—Shelves

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When the Moon Hits Sixpence: A Soul's Defection and Awakening In the folds of ordinary life, we all hold a "sixpence" in our hands, but there are always people who look up and see the clear brilliance of the moon. Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" is such a masterpiece that vividly exposes the tear between ideal and reality, the complexity and struggle of human nature in front of readers. The protagonist, Charles Strickland, was originally a well-dressed broker in the London Stock Exchange. He lived a stable and decent life in the secular sense - he had a gentle wife who took care of the house, lovely children, and generous material conditions. However, when he reached middle age, he suddenly abandoned his wife and children. As if summoned by some mysterious power, he plunged into the craze of art and rushed to Paris, just to chase the "moon" in his heart. From being pampered to being hungry and cold, from being respected to being scorned, he didn't care and devoted himself wholeheartedly to painting creation. Even when he was poor and sick, he still persisted in using his brush to outline the passion in his heart. Strickland's choice was shocking at the time and is still controversial even now. Some people scolded him for being selfish and indifferent and abandoning family responsibilities; some praised him for being brave and decisive and loyal to his soul's desire. Every step he takes challenges secular ethics and morals, interpreting his pure pursuit of ideals with an almost crazy attitude. The "moon" in the book represents lofty artistic ideals, spiritual pursuits, and the soul's desire to transcend materiality and worldliness; "sixpence" represents realistic material, stable life, and social rules and responsibilities. Strickland's story is like a mirror, reflecting the hidden self deep in our hearts - yearning for poetry and distance, but also trapped in the trivialities of life; both eager to break free from the shackles, but also afraid of losing everything we have. Maugham used sharp and calm writing to incorporate profound thoughts on human nature, art, and morality into the story. The golden sentences in the book are still inspiring to read today: "I always feel that most people seem to lack something when they spend their lives like this. I recognize the social value of this kind of life, and I also see its orderly happiness, but there is a strong desire in my blood for a more wild and uninhibited journey." "The Moon and Sixpence" is not only a story about a painter, but also a revelation about choices and the meaning of existence. It makes us ask ourselves: When the "moon" and "sixpence" meet on a narrow road, how should we choose? Should we bow to reality or stand alone for our ideals? Whether you are standing at a crossroads in life, confused, or feeling exhausted day after day, you can find resonance and strength in this book. You might as well open "The Moon and Sixpence", follow in the footsteps of Strickland, take a soul-shaking spiritual journey, and explore your own "Moon" and "Sixpence".

90 天 Tianyuan Mu Xiao SanshengEastern Fantasy6.1M Wordsongoing 925.6kReads9.4Score105.6kShelves

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When the Moon Hits Sixpence: A Soul's Defection and Awakening In the folds of ordinary life, we all hold a "sixpence" in our hands, but there are always people who look up and see the clear brilliance of the moon. Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" is such a masterpiece that vividly exposes the tear between ideal and reality, the complexity and struggle of human nature in front of readers. The protagonist, Charles Strickland, was originally a well-dressed broker in the London Stock Exchange. He lived a stable and decent life in the secular sense - he had a gentle wife who took care of the house, lovely children, and generous material conditions. However, when he reached middle age, he suddenly abandoned his wife and children. As if summoned by some mysterious power, he plunged into the craze of art and rushed to Paris, just to chase the "moon" in his heart. From being pampered to being hungry and cold, from being respected to being scorned, he didn't care and devoted himself wholeheartedly to painting creation. Even when he was poor and sick, he still persisted in using his brush to outline the passion in his heart. Strickland's choice was shocking at the time and is still controversial even now. Some people scolded him for being selfish and indifferent and abandoning family responsibilities; some praised him for being brave and decisive and loyal to his soul's desire. Every step he takes challenges secular ethics and morals, interpreting his pure pursuit of ideals with an almost crazy attitude. The "moon" in the book represents lofty artistic ideals, spiritual pursuits, and the soul's desire to transcend materiality and worldliness; "sixpence" represents realistic material, stable life, and social rules and responsibilities. Strickland's story is like a mirror, reflecting the hidden self deep in our hearts - yearning for poetry and distance, but also trapped in the trivialities of life; both eager to break free from the shackles, but also afraid of losing everything we have. Maugham used sharp and calm writing to incorporate profound thoughts on human nature, art, and morality into the story. The golden sentences in the book are still inspiring to read today: "I always feel that most people seem to lack something when they spend their lives like this. I recognize the social value of this kind of life, and I also see its orderly happiness, but there is a strong desire in my blood for a more wild and uninhibited journey." "The Moon and Sixpence" is not only a story about a painter, but also a revelation about choices and the meaning of existence. It makes us ask ourselves: When the "moon" and "sixpence" meet on a narrow road, how should we choose? Should we bow to reality or stand alone for our ideals? Whether you are standing at a crossroads in life, confused, or feeling exhausted day after day, you can find resonance and strength in this book. You might as well open "The Moon and Sixpence", follow in the footsteps of Strickland, take a soul-shaking spiritual journey, and explore your own "Moon" and "Sixpence".

91 我 My Dongguan Girlfriend Wrong TypingUrban5.0M Wordscompleted 55.6kReads9.0Score3.9kShelves

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When the Moon Hits Sixpence: A Soul's Defection and Awakening In the folds of ordinary life, we all hold a "sixpence" in our hands, but there are always people who look up and see the clear brilliance of the moon. Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" is such a masterpiece that vividly exposes the tear between ideal and reality, the complexity and struggle of human nature in front of readers. The protagonist, Charles Strickland, was originally a well-dressed broker in the London Stock Exchange. He lived a stable and decent life in the secular sense - he had a gentle wife who took care of the house, lovely children, and generous material conditions. However, when he reached middle age, he suddenly abandoned his wife and children. As if summoned by some mysterious power, he plunged into the craze of art and rushed to Paris, just to chase the "moon" in his heart. From being pampered to being hungry and cold, from being respected to being scorned, he didn't care and devoted himself wholeheartedly to painting creation. Even when he was poor and sick, he still persisted in using his brush to outline the passion in his heart. Strickland's choice was shocking at the time and is still controversial even now. Some people scolded him for being selfish and indifferent and abandoning family responsibilities; some praised him for being brave and decisive and loyal to his soul's desire. Every step he takes challenges secular ethics and morals, interpreting his pure pursuit of ideals with an almost crazy attitude. The "moon" in the book represents lofty artistic ideals, spiritual pursuits, and the soul's desire to transcend materiality and worldliness; "sixpence" represents realistic material, stable life, and social rules and responsibilities. Strickland's story is like a mirror, reflecting the hidden self deep in our hearts - yearning for poetry and distance, but also trapped in the trivialities of life; both eager to break free from the shackles, but also afraid of losing everything we have. Maugham used sharp and calm writing to incorporate profound thoughts on human nature, art, and morality into the story. The golden sentences in the book are still inspiring to read today: "I always feel that most people seem to lack something when they spend their lives like this. I recognize the social value of this kind of life, and I also see its orderly happiness, but there is a strong desire in my blood for a more wild and uninhibited journey." "The Moon and Sixpence" is not only a story about a painter, but also a revelation about choices and the meaning of existence. It makes us ask ourselves: When the "moon" and "sixpence" meet on a narrow road, how should we choose? Should we bow to reality or stand alone for our ideals? Whether you are standing at a crossroads in life, confused, or feeling exhausted day after day, you can find resonance and strength in this book. You might as well open "The Moon and Sixpence", follow in the footsteps of Strickland, take a soul-shaking spiritual journey, and explore your own "Moon" and "Sixpence".

92 退 The Heavenly Master Who Broke Off the Engagement? Ex-Wife Regrets Heartbreak HushuaiUrban5.9M Wordsongoing 49kReads9.0Score5.9kShelves

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When the Moon Hits Sixpence: A Soul's Defection and Awakening In the folds of ordinary life, we all hold a "sixpence" in our hands, but there are always people who look up and see the clear brilliance of the moon. Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" is such a masterpiece that vividly exposes the tear between ideal and reality, the complexity and struggle of human nature in front of readers. The protagonist, Charles Strickland, was originally a well-dressed broker in the London Stock Exchange. He lived a stable and decent life in the secular sense - he had a gentle wife who took care of the house, lovely children, and generous material conditions. However, when he reached middle age, he suddenly abandoned his wife and children. As if summoned by some mysterious power, he plunged into the craze of art and rushed to Paris, just to chase the "moon" in his heart. From being pampered to being hungry and cold, from being respected to being scorned, he didn't care and devoted himself wholeheartedly to painting creation. Even when he was poor and sick, he still persisted in using his brush to outline the passion in his heart. Strickland's choice was shocking at the time and is still controversial even now. Some people scolded him for being selfish and indifferent and abandoning family responsibilities; some praised him for being brave and decisive and loyal to his soul's desire. Every step he takes challenges secular ethics and morals, interpreting his pure pursuit of ideals with an almost crazy attitude. The "moon" in the book represents lofty artistic ideals, spiritual pursuits, and the soul's desire to transcend materiality and worldliness; "sixpence" represents realistic material, stable life, and social rules and responsibilities. Strickland's story is like a mirror, reflecting the hidden self deep in our hearts - yearning for poetry and distance, but also trapped in the trivialities of life; both eager to break free from the shackles, but also afraid of losing everything we have. Maugham used sharp and calm writing to incorporate profound thoughts on human nature, art, and morality into the story. The golden sentences in the book are still inspiring to read today: "I always feel that most people seem to lack something when they spend their lives like this. I recognize the social value of this kind of life, and I also see its orderly happiness, but there is a strong desire in my blood for a more wild and uninhibited journey." "The Moon and Sixpence" is not only a story about a painter, but also a revelation about choices and the meaning of existence. It makes us ask ourselves: When the "moon" and "sixpence" meet on a narrow road, how should we choose? Should we bow to reality or stand alone for our ideals? Whether you are standing at a crossroads in life, confused, or feeling exhausted day after day, you can find resonance and strength in this book. You might as well open "The Moon and Sixpence", follow in the footsteps of Strickland, take a soul-shaking spiritual journey, and explore your own "Moon" and "Sixpence".

93 女 The Female Nanny Walked the Boss, and She Didn't Even Pinch Her with Her Hands Good Night SuModern Romance494k Wordscompleted 12.9kReads9.2Score1.5kShelves

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It's really good. Take a look.

94 妹 My Sister's School Beauty Class Teacher Has Been Secretly in Love with Me for Many Years It's Closed in the MorningUrban619k Wordscompleted 11.7kReads9.2Score1.7kShelves

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This work is mainly about relaxation and the feeling of secret love, just like a novel about the relationship between you and your ex. For example, your parents gave birth to a younger brother, but your brother's class teacher is your ex, or your ex-girlfriend. That's how you feel. But this one focuses on some secret love, but there is no CP, but there is the feeling of some secret love, that is, you have some feeling of being unlucky, just a piece of paper or a needle to break the hot environment for you.

95 邪 Evil! the Whole World of Cultivation Is Trying to Steal Me as a Successor Jiuyue FishAncient Romance1.4M Wordscompleted 177.9kReads9.4Score32.3kShelves

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[Thinking][thinking]

96 清 Qingchuan: Thirteenth Brother, How Many Good Brothers Do You Have? Clouds, Mountains and Fog Are Far Away198k Wordsongoing 19kReads—Score3.5kShelves

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Why don't you have this book? Fried chicken is so good! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

97 我 My 26 Year Old Female Tenant Super Tank Kobe BryantUrban2.1M Wordscompleted 278.2kReads9.7Score61.5kShelves

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It is recommended to take a look at this

101 双 Gemini, Bumped into His Brother at the Beginning RongchiUrban313k Wordsongoing 42Reads—Score—Shelves

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If the book is good, you must leave more comments, otherwise the author will run away~

102 谍 Spy: Those Years of Supporting the Undercover Brother BobobotUrban527k Wordsongoing 88.8kReads9.3Score12.9kShelves

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If the book is good, you must leave more comments, otherwise the author will run away~