Books That Can Improve Your Knowledge or Money-Making Skills 可以提升认知或赚钱能力的书

1. 1 5 Become Rich in 50 Days 50天成为富人 Xiao Dong's Heartfelt Words晓东心语123k WordsCompleted 50 Days to Become Rich is a captivating and thought-provoking novel. It tells the story of an ordinary person who, while facing life’s many pressures and difficulties, unexpectedly gets a unique opportunity and embarks on an extraordinary journey from ordinary to wealthy in just 50 days. At first, the protagonist has only a vague idea of what wealth means, with no clear goals or effective methods. However, over the course of those 50 days, he faces challenges and setbacks, while also having the 318Reads6.4Score6414d adds

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   Let's make a promise: this year you have me, next year I'll have you.

2. 2 1 100 Days of Cognitive Training 100天认知训练 Bouncing Little Carp蹦蹦跳的小鲤鱼Modern Romance329k WordsCompleted In this age of information overload and accelerated decision-making, cognitive ability has become a key competitive edge that sets people apart. Yet when most people ask themselves how to improve their cognition, they get stuck knowing it matters but having no idea where to begin. 100 Days of Cognitive Training was created to break that deadlock. With a focus on gradual progress and practical, science-based methods, it turns the abstract goal of improving cognition into an actionable hundred-day 3kReads—Score1.1k14d adds
3. 3 女 The Female Bank President's Last Resort 女行长的穷途末路 Xu Ci珝慈Modern Romance102k WordsCompleted A teller's act of withholding checks toppled the first domino in the bank run at Yunhai City Commercial Bank. Though bank president Ma Yuquan fought desperately to contain the crisis, she ultimately could not counter the enormous fallout from the sudden disappearance of the bank's major shareholder and the head of its controlling rural bank. Ma Yuquan sensed the situation was full of hidden twists and turns, yet never revealed the secret of who she had been with during her brief disappearance, w 947Reads9.3Score12214d adds

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   I recommend the completed novel "The Female Bank Manager's Dead End." A workplace romance with sophisticated political intrigue, it tells the story of Ma Yuquan, a female bank manager who, initially ambitious and determined to serve her country through finance, is gradually swayed and loses herself in the face of power and unscrupulous capital, ultimately leading to her downfall. The novel is fast-paced, well-written, and richly plotted, featuring elements such as best friend stealing boyfriend, the female protagonist secretly giving birth at an advanced age while single, and scheming a legal adoption.

4. 4 闺 My Best Friend's Dad Got Married 《闺蜜的老爸结婚了》 Xu Ci珝慈10k WordsCompleted My Best Friend's Dad Got Married 120Reads—Score214d adds

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   I recommend the completed novel "The Bank Manager's Dead End," a workplace romance with sophisticated political intrigue. It tells the story of Ma Yuquan, a bank manager who, initially ambitious and determined to serve her country through finance, is gradually swayed and loses herself in the face of power and unscrupulous capital, ultimately leading to her downfall. The novel is fast-paced, well-written, and richly plotted, featuring elements such as best friend stealing her boyfriend, the protagonist secretly giving birth at an advanced age while single, and scheming a legal adoption.

5. 5 股 The Stock Market Sweeper Monk 股市扫地僧 Blue-Ink Commoner青墨布衣Urban357k WordsCompleted (This novel contains lots of illustrations. We recommend reading it on Tomato Novel for a better experience.) There are more than 4,000 stocks in the market, and almost every day, dozens or even hundreds of them hit the daily price limit. Seven limit-up days on the main board can double your money. Four limit-up days on the ChiNext can double your money. Invest 10,000 yuan. If you can find ten stocks that double in value, you can turn that 10,000 into 10.24 million and become a millionaire. The 10.1kReads9.1Score1.7k14d adds

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   These are some of the best books on stock trading techniques by Tomato (a popular stock market commentator). The authors are all experienced and profitable traders. It's purely for technical exchange; no stock recommendations, no apprenticeships, no friend requests, and it's not a wish-fulfillment novel. Traders in the market can take a look; those looking for wish-fulfillment novels should look elsewhere.

6. 6 股 Life on the Stock Market 股道人生 Qian Yang钱阳Urban675k WordsCompleted My new work is out! You can read it on Fanqie Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to keep writing, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 25.7kReads9.3Score3.2k14d adds
7. 7 韭 A Leek's Cultivation Diary 韭菜修行记 A Young Man's Success少年得志Urban831k WordsCompleted At a certain point in trading, you suddenly realize that what determines whether you make a profit has never been your technique. Indicators are useful, and a System is useful too, but neither is the foundation. The real foundation lies in your mindset: how you view the market, how you view yourself, and how you make sense of everything that happens to you. I didn’t think that way at first. I thought that if my technique was polished enough and my system complete enough, I could earn steady prof 50.2kReads9.3Score6.1k14d adds
8. 8 股 Thirty Years in the Stock Market 股市30年 Sword in Hand on the Ancient Road, West Wind古道西风仗剑1.2M WordsOngoing A running account of the life of Lao Liu, a country boy! Social relationships, a wife and children, and decades as a stock investor Every little detail, just for fun! The era and setting in this story are not on Earth. Please don't assume it's about anyone in particular! 1.2kReads8.6Score18914d adds
9. 9 2 The 2026 Guide to Low-Cost Entrepreneurship 2026低成本创业指南 Qin Ziqian秦子谦154k WordsCompleted A practical guide to taking action, written for “pragmatic dreamers” This is more than a book about entrepreneurship. It is a success roadmap to a small, beautiful business, designed for everyday entrepreneurs in 2026 and beyond. If you’re tired of empty theories, unreachable “myths,” and anxiety-inducing crash courses, this book is the partner you’ve been looking for. 66Reads—Score1914d adds

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   ✍? Dreams without effort are just fantasies.

10. 10 成 Idiom Cognition Dictionary: Unlocking the Algorithms That Shape Your Life 成语认知词典：解锁人生底层算法 Dao Yue Qingchen, Who Likes Stegosauruses喜欢五角龙的道月轻尘Modern Romance9.7M WordsOngoing A contemporary urban romance about a woman's growth and rebirth. The story begins on the night of her former lover Lu Chenzhou's lavish engagement party. Su Wan, a jewelry designer, chooses to stay alone in her studio, setting fifty-seven chips of diamond into a platinum base as she begins creating a pair of earrings called “Breaking Free.” Eight years of waiting and the collapse of her family's business have not crushed her. Instead, they have forged a quiet, resilient brilliance within her. W 1Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Chapter Fourteen: Abundance in the Countdown I. A Morning Awakened by Data When Su Qing woke up, her phone pushed an annual data report. "You blinked approximately 8.76 Million times in 2024," the text on the screen was gentle yet cruel, "63% of which occurred in front of the screen." She stared at the number. 8.76 Million times. One year. And a person blinks approximately 400 million times in their lifetime. For the first time, she realized that each blink was a tiny death and rebirth—the world before her eyes disappeared and reappeared, and she could choose to look in different directions after the darkness. The sound of a milk truck came from outside the window. The morning light had just climbed onto the windowsill, turning the half-finished glass of water from last night amber. Su Qing didn't immediately check work messages as usual. She sat up, feeling her spine awaken vertebra by vertebra. Then she did something strange: Slowly, consciously, she blinked once. In the darkness with her eyelids closed, she imagined herself as an old-fashioned camera, "click," taking a picture of this morning. When she opened her eyes, the world reloaded—but something was different. For the first time, she noticed the subtle wear and tear on the sunflower pattern on the curtains, the trails of dust dancing in the light, and the slight rise and fall of her chest as she breathed. "One in 8.76 Million," she murmured. --- II. A Sensory Pilgrimage at Breakfast In the kitchen, oatmeal simmered in the pot. Su Qing didn't mechanically eat while scrolling through her phone as usual. She decided to put into practice a concept she'd read about last night: transforming 50 tons of food into 50 tons of sensory ritual. She ladled a bowl of porridge and placed it on the table. She sat down, holding the bowl in her hands—the temperature was just right, the kind of warmth that "warms your hands but isn't scalding." First spoonful: She let the porridge linger on her tongue for three seconds. The grainy texture of the oats, the sweetness of the honey spreading from the edges, the richness of the milk as a base. She remembered the oat fields she'd seen in Scotland last year, like golden waves in the wind. Second spoonful: She closed her eyes. Hearing amplified—the crisp sound of the spoon hitting the bowl, the morning music from the distant kindergarten, the sound of her own swallowing. She realized she could hear so many sounds while eating. The third spoonful: She remembered the first person to make oatmeal porridge. Not herself, not her mother. It was some long-ago human ancestor who cooked grains in a stone pot by a campfire. Her swallowing at this moment was a link in that long food chain. It took her fifteen minutes to finish the bowl of porridge. When she finished, she didn't feel "her stomach was full," but rather "her senses were awakened." It turns out that fulfillment can be defined from the very first bite of food. --- III. An Attention Experiment on the Commute The subway was still crowded. Su Qing decided to upgrade her commute time from "maintenance time" to "connection time." She began to observe the hands of the people around her: • The aunt's hands on the left: large joints, neatly trimmed nails, an old scar on her ring finger—probably from working when she was young. • The student's hands on the right: slender, nails painted with peeling purple nail polish, thumb constantly rubbing the edge of his phone—what was he anxious about? • The man's hands opposite: tightly gripping his briefcase strap, veins bulging, watch strap worn shiny—how long had he had this watch? She didn't judge, she just observed. Like an anthropologist documenting a tribe. Then she did something even bolder—she smiled at the woman. The woman paused for a moment, then returned the smile. It was faint, but the wrinkles at the corners of her eyes smoothed out. There was no conversation. But a tiny connection occurred. Su Qing suddenly understood: of the 29.2 Million people she would meet in her lifetime, the 3,000 faces she would remember might have originated from such tiny interactions. Today she remembered a pair of hands and a smile. How many was this? She didn't know. But the number itself wasn't important; what mattered was choosing to see. --- IV. 90 Minutes of Deep Time After arriving at the office, Su Qing didn't immediately deal with emails. She marked 9:00-10:30 on her calendar, labeled it "Deep Time," and closed her chat software. The task was to finalize the product proposal that had been delayed for two weeks. Previously, she would always be interrupted after writing for ten minutes, her thoughts shattering into fragments. Today was different. The first 15 minutes: a little anxious, wanting to check her phone, but she resisted. The second 15 minutes: getting into the zone, starting to write down the core logic. The third 15 minutes: forgetting that time existed. Her fingers moved almost on their own on the keyboard. The fourth 15 minutes: A point that had been stuck for two weeks suddenly became working—the problem was actually the user's psychological resistance, not a technical limitation. When the alarm rang at 10:30, she was almost startled. Looking at the screen, a complete draft of the plan had taken shape. It wasn't a patchwork of fragments, but a whole with breath. She remembered the data: 3 billion heartbeats, mainly distributed during anticipation of lunch, stressful dates, and rushing deadlines. But in those 90 minutes, her heartbeat was steady and strong—not because of anything to come, but because she was completely immersed in "building in the present moment." It turns out that a fulfilling heartbeat is quiet and profound. --- V. The Midday Queue and the Choice of Lunch There were eight people ahead of her in the lunch queue. According to statistics, a person spends 6,000 hours queuing in their lifetime. Normally, Su Qing would scroll through her phone, letting the time "be wasted." Today, she chose to experiment: turning queuing into sensory time. She turned off her phone and began to scan her environment with her five senses: Sight: The rainbow hair clip on the girl in front of her looked like a small, broken rainbow in the sunlight. Hearing: The rhythm of the cafeteria auntie's spoon hitting the plate as she served food—tap, tap-tap, tap. Smell: The tangy aroma of scrambled eggs with tomatoes mixed with the smell of disinfectant, a strange combination. Touch: The slight movement of her toes inside her socks. Taste: The lingering taste of her breakfast oatmeal in her mouth. Then she discovered something magical: When all five senses were activated, time slowed down. Not a boring slowness, but a rich slowness—every second was full of detail, like a water droplet in slow motion, showing how surface tension maintains that perfect sphere. It was her turn. The auntie asked, "Which one would you like?" Su Qing smiled: "Scrambled eggs with tomatoes. Thank you." "Thank you" was one of the 250,000 words she used today. She decided to make as many "thank yous" as possible carry genuine warmth. --- VI. The Economics of Afternoon Tears During the afternoon meeting, a colleague shared a failed experience in a project. At a certain moment, her voice choked up. The meeting room fell silent. According to data, a person secretes a swimming pool's worth of tears in their lifetime, 90% of which are due to cutting onions and watching tear-jerking movies. But the tears at this moment were different—they were real setbacks, real vulnerability, real perseverance. Su Qing didn't interrupt. The entire conference room remained silent. They let the sob linger in the air for a few seconds, like a moment of silence, like a tribute. Then Su Qing said, "Thank you for sharing. This is more precious than any success story." After the meeting, she went to the restroom. In the mirror, she saw her own eyes were also wet. Shedding tears for someone else's vulnerability—this is an uncategorized 10% of tears, but perhaps the most important. --- VII. Evening Memory Archives On her way home from get off work, Su Qing conducted a "memory archive." Seeds worth preserving today: 1. The temperature of the breakfast porridge (a sensory moment) 2. The subway auntie's smile (micro-connection) 3. A moment of epiphany in deep time (a creative moment) 4. A colleague's choked voice (a moment of empathy) 5. The color of the sunset at this moment—pinkish-purple, like diluted grape juice (pure beauty) She replayed each moment in her mind for 30 seconds, adding details. Then connect: • The temperature of the porridge → "The ability to slow down" • The aunt's smile → "The possibility of kindness between strangers" • A moment of epiphany → "The reward of focus" • A choked voice → "Authenticity is more powerful than perfection" • The color of the sunset → "The world continues to provide free miracles" The remaining 90% of daily life—email content, meeting details, commute routes—is allowed to naturally blur. She isn't preserving memories, but sculpting the landscape of memories. --- VIII. A Few 3000ths of a Night While video chatting with her boyfriend one evening, Su Qing conducted an experiment. Instead of sharing her daily life as usual, she asked, "What was the most beautiful thing you saw today?" Her boyfriend paused for a moment, then said, "A small wildflower growing in the crack of the construction site fence. Purple, only the size of a fingernail." They were silent for a few seconds. Su Qing said, "I remember it. It's the gift you gave me today." Her boyfriend smiled: "And yours?" "The sunset. Pinkish-purple." "I remember it too." And just like that, the "valuable memories" in their respective memory banks increased. It wasn't about achievement, but about perception. Su Qing suddenly thought: if everyone exchanged a "beauty of the day" like this every night, how rich would the texture of humanity's collective memory become? --- IX. Heartbeat Counting Before Sleep After lying down, Su Qing placed her hand on her chest. Heartbeat. Steady, strong. Data says a lifetime's heartbeat is 3 billion. How many billionth was this just now? She didn't know. But she knew: this heartbeat just now occurred when she consciously felt her heartbeat. This made it different from the countless unconscious heartbeats before. Like the same drop of water: • When unconscious, it simply flows by; • When conscious, you can see your reflection in it. She recalled all the components of today: • Conscious blinking • Conscious eating • Conscious observation • Conscious focus • Conscious queuing • Conscious empathy • Conscious memory • Conscious sharing • A conscious heartbeat filled her life; it turned out to be the accumulation of "consciousness." --- 10. Before falling asleep, before death's reclaiming, Su Qing took one last look at the night sky outside the window. There were few stars; the city's light pollution was too severe. But one star was particularly bright, perhaps Venus. She thought: If death is the ultimate buyer—it will reclaim my body, my name, everything I own. But perhaps it cannot fully reclaim: • The meaning I gave to that bowl of porridge • The smile I gave when I looked into the eyes of a stranger • The focus I had when I was immersed in creation • The tears I shed for the vulnerability of others • Every beautiful moment I chose to remember because these are not "possessions," but "actions." Not nouns, but verbs. Not "things" that can be reclaimed, but "events" that have already happened, already completed, already integrated into the texture of the world. A fulfilling day is about performing as many of these unreclaimable acts of existence as possible before death's reclaiming. --- 11. Reader, what makes up your day? Now, you outside the story. Where did your 8.76 Million blinks go today? Are your three meals fuel or sensory rituals? What rhythm is your heartbeat beating for? Which of the 29.2 Million people will you meet? For whom or why will you shed tears? Before falling asleep tonight, which moment of today will you choose to remember? Data is cold, hard averages. But your today—is a unique, unrepeatable work of art, composed of countless choices. The future will surely come. Death will surely come. But before that, you have this breath, this heartbeat, this moment of choice, to decide: whether you make this day just another statistical sample, or a page in your personal epic—clearly textured, still warm, and full of meaning. The answer isn't in any data report. The answer is in—your next conscious blink, this next breath, this next choice. Now, begin sculpting your today. --- Outside the window, the brightest star has moved a little westward. Time never stops. But in this room, a decision has been made: From tomorrow on, life will no longer be measured by length, but by density. No longer will we ask "How long have I lived?" But "How deeply have I lived?" This may be the bravest way to prepare for the inevitable future.

11. 11 底 The Bottom-of-the-Barrel Dictionary 底渣词典 Dao Yue Qingchen, Who Likes Stegosauruses喜欢五角龙的道月轻尘455k WordsOngoing The CEO’s Contract Wife: His White Moonlight Turns Out to Be Me To save her gravely ill younger brother, Pei Yuwei signs a contract and becomes a stand-in for the late wife of business tycoon Jiang Hanzhou. Thirty million yuan, three years: she must live as the shadow of another woman, copying her smile and preferences, even wearing the earrings she left behind. Jiang Hanzhou is cool and cruel. He sleeps beside her every night, yet gazes through her at his lost white moonlight. Day after day, 7Reads—Score—14d adds
12. 12 职 Career Leap: A Guide to Going from Rookie to Expert 职场跃迁：菜鸟到大神的认知法 Dao Yue Qingchen, Who Likes Stegosauruses喜欢五角龙的道月轻尘Urban842k WordsOngoing Three months into the job, Ling Che has become the company's most miserable “office tool”: he takes the blame, works overtime, and gets dumped on by other departments. Colleagues steal credit for his hard work, connections get the promotion he deserves, and he earns an entry-level salary while doing core work. He's nearly laid off! At his lowest point, he unexpectedly awakens a Workplace Insight System and unlocks eight smart tools: The Entropy Reduction Engine sorts messy materials in three mi 1Reads—Score—14d adds
13. 13 小 My Wife Is 15 Years Younger, Spoiled, and I Love It 小15岁娇妻很作我很爱 Keep Going, A Yue前进吧阿月Urban146k WordsCompleted Young and charming Lin Wan defies convention and insists on marrying Jiang Zhihan, a man fifteen years her senior who has gone bankrupt twice. Everyone says she is after his money, but in truth, she only wants to save the one man who ever showed her warmth. She acts spoiled and makes a fuss over everything, but in reality, she is carefully planning each step, using warnings from her dreams and deft maneuvering to pull him out of business traps and the depths of despair time and again. Jiang Zhih 4.1kReads—Score23914d adds

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    Let's see how CEO Ba starts his business!

14. 14 十 Ten Socializing Techniques 十神社交术 Philosopher Cat哲学猫Urban130k WordsCompleted This is an unconventional guide to the art of social interaction, inspired by the author’s insights into “Daoist Eight Characters fortune-telling” and “Western pickup artistry.” It is completely different from the books on relationships you see in everyday life: not only is it easy to understand, it is also highly practical. Let’s look at the true nature of human beings in social interactions from a different perspective… 36Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Books about human nature and psychology...

15. 15 三 The Principles of Ternary Consciousness and Memory Mapping 三元意识与记忆映射原理 Philosopher Cat哲学猫Sci-Fi & Apocalypse102k WordsCompleted This book deciphers the secrets of human longevity through philosophical reasoning. Tomato's number one original philosophical masterpiece, The Threefold Consciousness and Memory Mapping Principle, explores ideology, human nature, the secrets of human longevity, the truth behind ancient history, the origin of the moon, the mystery of the Great Flood, reasoning about past-life memories, an analysis of homosexuality, depression, multidimensional worlds, the differences in how men and women are att 1.5kReads9.2Score47514d adds
16. 16 不 It's Not That Big a Deal 不就那么点事 Mr. Gu of Happy Forest快活林的古先生30k WordsCompleted It’s really no big deal. 12Reads—Score214d adds

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    I highly recommend "It's Just a Simple Matter." Making money isn't about rigidly following a job. Improving your understanding, grasping human nature, and getting what each party needs is the true path to wealth. This novel uses a storytelling format to explain a formulaic way to make money. After listening, I benefited greatly and had many thoughts to share. It's definitely worth reflecting on. [Thumbs up][Thumbs up][Thumbs up]

17. 17 向 Xiang Bei's Sales Notebook: Unconventional Sales Techniques 向北的销售笔记：非主流销售技巧 Teacher Dapeng大鹏大老师Modern Romance681k WordsCompleted Lin Xiangbei had worked in sales for five years. When he was transferred to this electronics shop on the mall’s basement level, nobody took him seriously. The manager, Old Liu, was getting ready to retire; veteran employee Li Lei had been lying flat for three years; and the new hire, Xiaomeng, had been there for just two weeks and already wanted to leave. Nobody knew that Lin Xiangbei carried a worn, faded notebook everywhere he went. It was filled with the pitfalls he had encountered, the deals 905Reads7.5Score40214d adds

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    Reading this book will show you that sales can be so simple!

18. 18 教 Learn to Unlock Your Brain with Ease 教你轻松掌握大脑开窍术 Eight Hundred Miles of Wind and Clouds风云八百里737k WordsCompleted Do you keep getting stuck on problems with social relationships, making money, or changing your fate? This book, Teach Yourself to Unlock Your Brain, lays bare the unwritten rules of society. From “you need to understand the Way of Heaven to protect your wealth” to “get benefactors on your side by aligning your interests,” from “steer clear of a weak mindset to hold on to good fortune” to “even swatting a mosquito can teach you how to handle people,” it breaks down practical advice on social tie 1.2kReads—Score22314d adds
19. 19 大 Uncle, Your Clingy Little Sweetheart Is Crying and Wants a Cuddle 大叔，你的娇气包哭了要贴贴 Pear Blossoms Fill the Garden梨花满园Modern Romance1.1M WordsCompleted (Both leads are each other's first and only love + sweet romance + healing) Si Boheng, heir to the most powerful family in Kyoto, had never been in a relationship by the age of thirty. Outsiders speculated that either something was wrong with his body or he had the wrong orientation, until a very young Mrs. Si suddenly appeared in the family. Rumor had it that the young Mrs. Si was still in college. It was also said that she'd deliberately played the poor, pitiful victim in a bar to seduce Mr. 14.8kReads9.4Score4.6k14d adds

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    The young master of Kyoto's wealthiest family, Si, is 30 years old and has never had a scandal, but suddenly he has a young mistress...

20. 20 临 A Final Wish 临终之愿 Lei-jie's Hopeless Simp蕾姐的老舔狗Mystery322k WordsOngoing [Not for everyone: a niche novel with no harem, no formulaic tropes, no invincible hero, and no wish fulfillment. The storytelling is detailed, but the pacing is a little slow.] [Why I write: I'm not after money. I don't have much, but I have enough. What I hope for is understanding, and I sincerely look forward to thoughtful readers.] [Keywords: hard science fiction, rigorous logic, wit and humor, critical thinking, and knowledge from seventeen academic disciplines to broaden your perspective] 193Reads—Score10214d adds

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    This isn't a novel meant to fool you like a child. You want to make money? But money is actually the least scarce thing in the world. You believe in feng shui? You don't realize that complex systems are impossible to predict. You want to change your fate? But the person who named you that name wants you to change theirs. When you're tired of all this, read this book. I will tell you, with the utmost sincerity, how to steadily climb higher and farther. Don't worry about the protagonist's personality; he's unconventional, but I'm still very serious...

21. 21 我 Me, a Prodigy? 我，妖孽也 Fish and Dragons Dance All Night 1一夜鱼龙舞1Urban634k WordsCompleted There are two kinds of cultivators in this world. One follows a proper, orthodox lineage, whether practicing the righteous arts or demonic cultivation. Either way, they have a master. The other studies from books and practices blindly on their own. These are commonly known as self-taught outsiders, or fox-spirits practicing Zen. An Lin belongs to neither the orthodox sort nor those self-taught outsiders who blindly follow books. By observing the “phenomena” within himself, he grasps the true mea 284Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Elevate your thinking

22. 22 跟 Learning Feng Shui from Third Grandpa 跟着三爷爷学风水 Ding Xingxing521丁星星521Mystery2.1M WordsCompleted Born into a family of Feng Shui practitioners, I became someone who defies fate the moment I entered the world of Yin-Yang Feng Shui. As one strange event after another unfolded, I learned to recognize fortune and misfortune, ward off disaster, and handle everything with ease. To all the brothers, sisters, uncles, and aunties passing by, please leave a book review here! Remember to comment, too! Thank you! If you like learning, remember to bring your brain along. There’s plenty of useful informa 34.1kReads8.8Score2.9k14d adds

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23. 23 离 After Divorce and Debt, I Make a Living Against the Odds Through Beauty 离婚负债后，我靠美业逆风谋生 Stars Bid Farewell to Evening Floss星辞晚絮Modern Romance126k WordsCompleted At forty, Lin Wan receives her divorce decree and is left saddled with a mountain of shared debt. Her ex-husband took all their savings and refuses to pay child support. The tuition bill for her daughter's private high school weighs on her like a stone. Her once-secure job offered no future. After seeing through the beauty salon industry's endless scams, unregulated products, and high-pressure membership sales, she resolutely quits. With only a few thousand yuan in savings, no powerful backer, a 8Reads—Score314d adds
24. 24 我 I Traded the Sincere Heart I Once Gave to the Powerful for a Knife to Make Money 我把喂过权贵的真心换成搞钱的刀 Stars Bid Farewell to Evening Floss星辞晚絮Modern Romance117k WordsCompleted From a naive sweetheart to a self-made tycoon! The powerful man who kept promising to support me and take care of everything made empty promises for two years, then casually brushed me off with, “I’m too busy.” The boy fourteen years younger than me, who claimed he’d lost sixty pounds for my sake, said he couldn’t live without me one moment, then turned around and buried me in sordid lies. I gave my heart to two wolves before I finally woke up: a man's promises aren't worth a penny. The only thi 12Reads—Score—14d adds
25. 25 我 Every Romance of Mine Is a Power Play 我的桃花皆是权谋局 Stars Bid Farewell to Evening Floss星辞晚絮Modern Romance294k WordsCompleted Su Wan, thirty-six, is a key staff member at a provincial government agency. Divorced for ten years, she wields the sharp blade of auditing and has become impervious to attack in the struggle between government and business. Her suitors are all rich and powerful. Some promise to help her climb the ladder, while others offer to pave the way for her. But she has long seen through people’s schemes. Holding fast to her principles, she navigates the space between government offices and capital. Unt 5Reads—Score—14d adds
26. 26 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 10Reads—Score614d adds

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    A Carpenter's Musings: Three Folds to Create a Masterpiece, Warmth Emerging from the Heartless. Deep within the alleyways of a Jiangnan water town lies a century-old woodworking shop, "Shangpinge." The shop owner, the elderly carpenter Shen Mo, is over seventy years old, his hands calloused yet his fingers as nimble as a young man's. His carved wooden pieces, from small tea pets to large flower stands, are all imbued with a warm, natural beauty. Yet, Shen Mo always says, "In my whole life, I've only done one thing right—I've understood wood, and I've understood life." Shen Mo began learning woodworking at fifteen, displaying exceptional talent and mastering the craft in just three years. At eighteen, his "Pine and Crane Longevity" screen was purchased by a salt merchant for a hundred taels of silver, instantly making him famous. His early success fueled his ambition; he felt ordinary wood was beneath his skill, refusing to work with anything less than thousand-year-old rosewood or hundred-year-old boxwood. He searched far and wide for precious woods, even borrowing at exorbitant interest rates to acquire a rare golden nanmu tree, hoping to create a masterpiece that would be passed down through generations. But fate had other plans. The timber was caught in a flash flood en route, and the nanmu wood was completely washed away, leaving him with a mountain of debt. This was the first major setback in his life, a fall from grace. His shop was emptied of tools by creditors, and even the Lu Ban ruler left by his master was nearly pawned. "At that time, I felt like the sky had fallen," Shen Mo often told his apprentices later. "But one night, I held the last piece of ordinary camphor wood and cried, touching its grain, and suddenly it dawned on me—wood is inherently indifferent. It won't crack if you rush it, nor will it grow if you slow down. Fine craftsmanship doesn't rely on the preciousness of the wood, but on the craftsman's pure heart." He sold his remaining jewelry, paid off his debts, and started over. He no longer clung to expensive woods, but focused his attention on every detail of material selection, drying, and carving. Ordinary elm wood, in his hands, could be carved into flowing, cloud-like curves; ordinary peach wood, under his pen, could be etched with elegant patterns. This was his first lesson: letting go of the obsession with "expensiveness" reveals the essence of "high-quality." At the age of thirty, Shen Mo's woodworking skills became renowned, and the government commissioned him to create a plaque for their office. He spent three months meticulously carving it, and when the plaque was hung, all who saw it were amazed. However, not long after, the new prefect, with his penchant for luxury, felt Shen Mo's work was "too plain" and instead appointed a craftsman skilled in gilding. Shen Mo's orders plummeted, and his shop became deserted again. This was the second major setback in his life; his wholehearted efforts went unrecognized. Anyone else would have been disheartened, but Shen Mo continued to open his shop every morning and close it every evening, still meticulously polishing the wood. Someone asked him why he was so persistent. He pointed to the chisel on his table and said, "The chisel is heartless, so it won't favor the quality of the wood; the craftsman is heartless, so he won't be disturbed by the gains and losses of fame and fortune. Fine works are never made for others to see, but for one's own heart to see." Just when he was almost silent, an old tea customer happened to notice the unique texture and smooth drainage of his tea trays and commissioned a set as a gift for a friend. Unexpectedly, this tea tray ended up in the hands of a tea merchant in Jiangnan. The merchant immediately appreciated its simplicity and practicality and signed an order for a hundred sets. Shen Mo's shop flourished again. This time, he wasn't as flamboyant as he had been in his youth. He still produced a limited number of pieces each day, never rushing to meet deadlines. This was his second lesson: understanding that "seeking but not obtaining" is the norm, and that "being without desire makes one strong" is the key to steady and long-term success. At the age of fifty, Shen Mo's son grew up and, unwilling to inherit the woodworking shop, insisted on going to the capital to do business. Although Shen Mo was reluctant, he didn't stop him. His son took most of the shop's savings, vowing to make a fortune so he could enjoy his retirement. But the business world in the capital was treacherous; his son, trusting too easily, made failed investments, losing all their savings and incurring huge debts. Shen Mo was forced to close the shop he had run for half his life and sell his possessions to pay off his son's debts. This was the third major setback in his life—half a lifetime of hard work gone to waste, leaving him homeless. During that time, he lived with his wife and young grandson in a rented, dilapidated house on the outskirts of the city. He spent his days repairing wooden parts at the market and his evenings telling his grandson stories about wood by the light of an oil lamp. "Grandpa, when can we go back to our old shop?" His grandson asked in his childish voice. Shen Mo stroked his grandson's head, pointing to the old locust tree outside the window, and said, "Look at this locust tree. It sprouts in spring, flourishes in summer, sheds its leaves in autumn, and withers in winter. It grows strong and robust through three cycles of flourishing and withering. Life is the same; it's a cycle of rise and fall, gain and loss, before it's complete." He didn't complain about his son, nor did he wallow in grief. Instead, he focused all his attention on those around him. His wife was in poor health, so he went up the mountain every morning to collect herbs and make soup. His grandson loved wood carving, so he taught him to carve small trinkets using scraps he found. The couple shared hardships, mending clothes by the oil lamp at night, chatting about everyday life, finding joy in each other's company. A turning point came unexpectedly. An old customer who had once received favors from Shen Mo, upon learning of his plight, offered to fund the reconstruction of his woodworking shop. Even more surprisingly, after experiencing setbacks, his son had a change of heart and returned to Shen Mo's side to learn woodworking. This time, he no longer aimed too high, but instead calmed down and followed his father, meticulously working with each chisel and stab. Shen Mo's third takeaway was understanding that the greatest wealth in life is not fame or fortune, but the simple joys of family life: healthy parents, obedient children, and a loving and harmonious marriage. Today, Shangpin Pavilion remains that unassuming little shop. Shen Mo no longer carves himself, but sits in a rocking chair watching his son and grandson intently working on their woodwork. Sunlight streams through the windowpanes, illuminating the wooden pieces throughout the room with a warm glow. Someone asked him, "What does 'Shangpin' mean?" Shen Mo pointed to a piece of ordinary pine wood on the table, then to his family sitting around the table eating: "Wood is unfeeling, impartial and unbiased, which is why it can become a masterpiece; if the human heart can let go of its attachments and take gains and losses lightly, it can find freedom and contentment. Look at this pine wood, originally an ordinary material, but after being carefully polished by a craftsman, it becomes a usable object; life is inherently uneven, experiencing ups and downs, letting go of what doesn't belong to you, and holding fast to your principles, you can turn decay into magic." He paused, gazing out the window at his elderly wife leaning against him, his eyes filled with tenderness: "Wealth is like sand in your palm, the tighter you grasp it, the faster it slips away; fame and fortune are like an empty dream, the more you strive for, the heavier your worries become. Only when parents are healthy, children are filial, and husband and wife weather the storms together, supporting each other through thick and thin, until their hair turns white and they are too old to go anywhere, can they still sit together in rocking chairs and slowly reminisce about the past, this is the most precious human warmth, this is true fulfillment." On the wooden door of Shangpinge hangs a wooden plaque carved by Shen Mo himself, which reads: "Three folds to create a vessel, warmth emerges from the heartless; reverence for craftsmanship and guarding the heart, peace is found in the mundane world." Passersby come for the woodwork, some for the philosophical insights, but Shen Mo always says that he has simply spent a lifetime understanding wood and life itself.

27. 27 瓦 The Saga of Wagang Stronghold 瓦岗寨演义 Liang Langchuan梁朗川Historical74k WordsCompleted The Tale of Wagang Stronghold is set amid the chaos of the late Sui dynasty and vividly recounts how the heroes of Wagang rise up to resist tyranny. The story follows bold outlaws such as Cheng Yaojin, Qin Qiong, Shan Xiongxin, and Xu Maogong, chronicling their legendary exploits: gathering at Wagang, seizing the imperial tribute, rebelling in Shandong, and joining forces with eighteen rebel kings to fight the Sui court. The book features both bloody battles amid flashing blades and clashes of w 869Reads9.5Score10714d adds
28. 28 天 Heavenly Abyss 天渊 Mu Xiao Sansheng沐潇三生Eastern Fantasy6.4M WordsOngoing (The print edition has been published and is available to buy online) A hundred years ago, Chen Qingyuan entered a forbidden zone called the Heavenly Abyss. His soul lamp went out, and everyone believed he was dead. Today, Chen Qingyuan has emerged from the forbidden zone alive, but his cultivation has been destroyed and his spiritual roots severed. With his beloved breaking off their engagement and the various sects bullying him, what is Chen Qingyuan supposed to do? “Chen Qingyuan, you have tw 971.8kReads9.4Score94.6k14d adds
29. 29 大 The Great Dao Is the Pinnacle 大道为巅 Yi Qingfeng弈青锋Eastern Fantasy1.0M WordsCompleted [Qingfeng's new novel, This Player Has a Problem in the Head, is serializing now and has plenty of chapters ready to binge] Ning Yuan bears the blood of an emperor and has had his six senses sealed. He ends up stranded in a peerlessly perilous place, but turns misfortune into fortune when the greatest Sword God of all time takes him in. He becomes the Fist Ancestor's disciple, coming and going through the deadly land as if it were deserted, digging for treasures and farming. From then on, he vow 11.7kReads9.2Score96114d adds
30. 30 开 From the Start, I Was the Supreme Great Emperor, Crushing Every Foe 开局无上大帝，横推一切敌 Jun Qingyu君轻语Eastern Fantasy1.3M WordsCompleted [Starts at the Great Emperor level + System + behind-the-scenes mastermind + power fantasy + ensemble cast + summoning + crushing all beneath the heavens + iron-blooded conquest + building a faction] Li Qingjun transmigrated into the Great Wind Dynasty eighteen years ago. Just as he faced a life-or-death crisis, the System finally finished loading! [Reward for Host: peak cultivation of the Supreme Great Emperor!] [Reward for Host: Heavenly Emperor Dao Sword!] [Reward for Host: Supreme Immortal P 11kReads8.3Score78714d adds
31. 31 怎 What Should I Do? I’m Still One Small Goal Away from Ascension! 怎么办，离升仙还差一个小目标！ Short Trip短途Eastern Fantasy3.5M WordsCompleted After transmigrating for ten years and working as a menial servant for three, Chen Luo finally awakens his System, only to discover he has to make money to become stronger! Coins, treasures, martial arts techniques, pills: anything valuable can be converted into wealth points. Chen Luo never passes up a chance to beg for money. He works his tail off, using the wealth points he earns to raise his cultivation, master martial arts, and unlock his talents! He’ll make it big in the world of immort 16.7kReads8.1Score1.7k14d adds
32. 32 开EN Starting as an Invincible Immortal Emperor, Building the Number One Sect Across All Worlds 开局无敌仙帝，打造万界第一宗 Obviously明明就Eastern Fantasy4.8M WordsOngoing After transmigrating, Ye Chen established the Kunlun Sacred Land and was rewarded with the cultivation of an Immortal Emperor. His goal: spread Kunlun Sacred Land across the Myriad Worlds and make it the greatest divine sect! First, a small goal: dominate the Great Desolate Immortal World! “Congratulations, Host, on recruiting a disciple with Saint-grade aptitude. You receive five True Immortal Summoning Cards, a tea tree of enlightenment, and a Primordial Hongmeng Body!” “Congratulations, Host, 37.1kReads8.4Score2.3k14d adds
33. 33 弹 The Second Book by Tan Jian Ting Chao 弹剑听潮的第2本书 Strumming a Sword and Listening to the Tide弹剑听潮Urban5.8M WordsCompleted In the world of fame and fortune, he keeps his resolve hidden beneath a steely exterior. He never compromises his principles, and every move reveals his true mettle... He plans before he acts, breaks deadlocks through hard work, and builds his reputation with foresight. Through the ups and downs of officialdom, he never forgets his original purpose. 124.8kReads9.4Score14k14d adds
34. 34 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 3.9kReads8.5Score31614d adds

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    The first Feng Shui novel

35. 35 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 140Reads—Score—14d adds
36. 36 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 123Reads—Score—14d adds
37. 37 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 41Reads—Score—14d adds
38. 38 来 The True Record of a Tomb Raider 来至一个盗墓者的纪实录 Wei Yonggang卫永刚Mystery1.5M WordsCompleted [Real tomb raiding + suspense + antiques appraisal] Starting in the 1990s, this story follows Wei Yonggang, a young man from the countryside, as he rises swiftly through the tomb-raiding world, going from accidental participant to an underground legend thanks to his “guts, attention to detail, and expertise.” He is sworn brothers with Tian Sanjiu, the last disciple of Silver Fox, and his junior fellow disciple is the sharp-eyed Feng, known as Fengzi. 11Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Gangzi is here! [Admiring][Smiling]

39. 39 规 The Cage of Rules: I Use the Brush of History to Break Every Deadlock 规则囚笼：我以史笔破万局 Wei Yonggang卫永刚Mystery74k WordsCompleted High-IQ mind games + infinite-loop survival + rule-based horror + historical research + smart characters + fast-paced plot + battles of human nature + no saintly protagonists + satisfying wish fulfillment + everyday warmth When a higher-dimensional civilization turns Earth into a game board, every rule is a blade aimed at your life, and every scenario is a gamble with death. Zhang Mingyong, a historical document archivist who has spent ten years poring over old records, is thrown headfirst into —Reads—Score—14d adds
40. 40 我 After I Started Slacking Off, All Humanity Begged the God of War to Return 我摆烂后，全人类跪求战神出山 Wei Yonggang卫永刚Sci-Fi & Apocalypse115k WordsCompleted High Martial Arts + System + Subverting Expectations + The God of War Returns + Getting Stronger by Slacking Off + Hidden Powerhouse + The Ex-Wife Regrets It Too Late + Global Crisis + Sci-Fi Apocalypse He was once the Dragon Torch God of War who guarded the nation's borders. After retiring, all he wanted was to fix cars and take it easy. His ex-wife thought he was a good-for-nothing and divorced him. Then the beast tide breached the city, and during a global livestream, he shattered countless s —Reads—Score—14d adds
41. 41 无 Unrivaled Master: From Hauling Bricks at Construction Sites to Urban Kingpin 无双国手：从工地搬砖到都市枭雄 Wei Yonggang卫永刚Urban127k WordsCompleted God of War + Divine Physician + Live-in Son-in-Law + Suspense + Emotional Entanglements A double knockout of a God of War and a divine physician! When a battle-hardened soldier living under an assumed name is arrested by his own ex-wife, a bloody trial that will sweep across the entire city begins. The day my ex-wife personally cuffed me and dragged me into the interrogation room, she said through red-rimmed eyes, “Zhang Mingyong, you deserve to rot in the mud for the rest of your life.” I lowe 1Reads—Score—14d adds
42. 42 末 The Doomsday Train 末日动车组 Yan Shen Xiaoman颜神小满Sci-Fi & Apocalypse426k WordsOngoing Seven days after the Third World War, nuclear winter has plunged temperatures to -40°C. There is only one way to survive: race south! Cheng Jiye, a former People's Liberation Army railway engineer and Tsinghua nuclear physics prodigy, transforms 16 high-speed rail cars into an apocalypse fortress and speeds off with 1,132 people aboard. For every kilometer traveled, the temperature rises by 0.01°C. At the end of the tracks lies a 42°C death zone. Every kilowatt-hour burned costs a life. Extreme 63Reads—Score514d adds

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    I wonder if scavenging for scraps in the apocalypse and reshaping the monetary system counts...

43. 43 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... 918Reads—Score15914d adds

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    Explosions, rapes, murders—unsolved cases shrouded in mystery; officialdom, workplace, love—a direct confrontation with human nature.

44. 44 我 I Practice Swordsmanship in the Stock Market 我在股市练剑 Firefly4萤火虫4Urban285k WordsOngoing In a room on the seventh floor in Hongcheng, all kinds of numbers flashed rapidly across a computer screen, some red and some green. A calculator sat beside it, picked up and tapped at now and then... 32Reads—Score714d adds

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    Private Stock Trading Diary

45. 45 齿 The Gear's Springtime 齿轮的春天 Qin Hanxin of the Martial God Hall武神殿的秦翰鑫Urban106k WordsCompleted Synopsis of The Spring of the Gears Laid-off workers Wang Qiang and Xiao Wu are at a loss in the bitter winter after their factory closes. Moved by the steam rising from a street-corner bun stand, they take to selling vegetables on a battered tricycle to make ends meet. Along the way, they take in Xiao Ya, a mute girl, and her gravely ill grandmother, making life even harder. Through sheer honesty and perseverance, they go from a street stall to taking over a little shop called Qiangzi Fresh Mar —Reads—Score—14d adds

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    One has already been written

46. 46 流 The Wandering Stock God 流浪股神 Mr. Wanderer漂泊先生Urban1.2M WordsOngoing China's financial markets have been developing for more than thirty years, yet they have never had a true “financial epic.” So I wrote The Wandering Stock God. It's neither a wish-fulfillment fantasy nor a textbook. It's a “philosophy of breaking through” written by one generation for the next. Generation One: Lin Qi. Born to a farming family, he started with nothing and made billions in the capital markets, becoming a legendary stock god before ending up behind bars. After his release, he ta 276Reads—Score5114d adds

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    Chapter 1: Late Autumn Wind and the Release of the Stock Market God from Prison. The entertainment newspaper's front page headline proclaimed, "A Stock Market God Released Today, Shaking the Financial World!" The content provided a detailed yet poetic introduction: A billionaire at twenty-six, born into poverty, an outstanding student, self-taught in finance, he was caught breaking the law in a financial merger due to extreme greed, resulting in the confiscation of billions in illegal gains and the auctioning off of his remaining assets to pay off debts. His wife and children were separated, his fate fraught with misfortune—truly a lamentable end! Years have passed, and the young man is now middle-aged. Is there still a chance for him to turn his life around? Once a handsome young man, he had a beautiful wife in the entertainment industry, immense wealth, and frequently dominated the entertainment headlines, becoming the talk of the town! Now, it is said that his parents passed away during his imprisonment due to excessive grief, leaving him with no family... On a bustling street, in a desolate corner, another homeless young man, dressed in shabby clothes and with disheveled hair, held a newspaper, his gaze fixed on it, unwilling to look away for a long time! The contrast between the two photos in the newspaper was striking: one showed a handsome, dashing man with long hair, the other a short, slicked-back hairstyle with graying hair and a cold, weary gaze. Life is truly unpredictable; it's heartbreaking to see! He looked up at the sky and sighed deeply. His life was far worse than mine. He was just over forty after being released from prison, barely middle-aged, which should be the prime of his life, yet the newspaper photo made him look like an elderly man in his twilight years!

47. 47 本 At Home in Another Land 本国他乡 Liu Liu Jiang六六江Urban364k WordsCompleted Success doesn't depend entirely on ability. Sometimes, luck plays a much bigger role. If today's successful people had to start their businesses all over again, most of them probably wouldn't dare. This book tells the story of a man with thoroughly mediocre intelligence who defeats one cunning schemer after another. It can't help but make you wonder: between the clever and the foolish, who really has the upper hand? 62Reads—Score—14d adds

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    Practical money-making strategies

48. 48 百 Good for Nothing 百无二用 Liu Liu Jiang六六江Urban138k WordsCompleted This book is entirely made up. It does not refer to any person or event. If it happens to offend anyone, that is purely coincidental! If a scholar is useless in every way, what would it mean to be useless in every other way? Is there any truth to the saying that kindness cannot command an army and righteousness cannot manage wealth? Is the scariest thing in the world a thug who knows martial arts? There’s another possibility: a top student in a leadership position. Chen Xu, a core R&D team membe 31Reads—Score—14d adds
49. 49 我 I Don't Have Superpowers 我没有超能力 Liu Liu Jiang六六江Urban226k WordsCompleted This book is entirely fictional. There is no such thing as changing feng shui with traditional Chinese painting. Please don’t take it seriously; just enjoy it for fun! Mr. Liujiang was an ordinary, penniless painter until he met his master, Zhou Mingqi, who taught him a method for adjusting people’s feng shui and improving their fortunes. After five years of poverty, and with his master’s permission, Mr. Liujiang was finally able to use this supernatural ability to get rich. How did Mr. Liujiang 52Reads—Score—14d adds
50. 50 笑 History That'll Make You Laugh 笑翻文史 Expanding Knowledge Capacity宏量扩识342k WordsCompleted A one-of-a-kind approach to telling stories about history and literature, a “Swiss Army knife” for broadening your knowledge and enriching your inner life. History itself is a master storyteller. Come on, let's listen to five thousand years of stories! 5Reads6.7Score—14d adds

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