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351 与 Time with a Robot Girlfriend Light Shines All over 9Modern Romance625k WordsOngoing 34Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Takes place in the near future

352 岔 Fork in the Road - Three Versions Chang Guoxing Is the Wolf Grandmother9k WordsCompleted 45Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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What a coincidence!

353 校 The Campus Belle Had Never Been Linked to Anyone, Until I Went to College Gege WuwuUrban3.0M WordsCompleted 378.3kReads9.8Score39kShelves

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After I graduated, I became a class teacher again

356 雪 Snowland Life and Death Situation Confidant DahuanMystery1.3M WordsOngoing 4.5kReads8.4Score654Shelves

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Highly recommend this thrilling and authentic Tibetan secret adventure masterpiece! ! !

364 红 Inside and Outside the Red Wall, the Spring Breeze Enters the Game Mo Mo XiaoyuModern Romance521k WordsCompleted 75.2kReads8.5Score5.2kShelves

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Romance novel within the system! ! In the early stage, the male protagonist is really good at teasing the female protagonist! It's not the greasy kind of flirting, it's the kind of flirting that is done quietly and in the name of work! The female protagonist is single since her mother was born, and she is sober and excited about the male protagonist's offensive. She can't even hide her biological love! Emotions stretched to the extreme! [Full] [full]

365 你 Which Face of Mine Do You See? Buddhism and TaoismUrban444k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Real interior scene of the siege

369 搞 Anthology of Funny Meanings User 26182811Urban2.1M WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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Highlight recommendation: "The Play Next Door" is worth reading - five stories, five mirrors, reflecting the subtleties of human nature and the warmth of the system - 1. This book is different. If you think that this is just a collection of stories about strange professions in ancient times, you are only half right. It is indeed about professions - shackle lubricators, jailers of death row prisoners, skinners who complain about grievances, criminal masters, prison incense makers... These professions that you have never heard of are vividly represented in the book, with flesh and blood. But it's about much more than just career. It's about people. They are those people who still insist on "treating people as human beings" in the most marginalized and darkest corners of society. It's about the system. It is those seemingly small technical details that determine the smooth flow of judicial relief channels, the stability of rule enforcement, and the inheritance of experience and wisdom. It's about you and me. It is every ordinary person in modern society who longs to be seen, heard, and treated as a human being. --- 2. Five stories, five rays of light Chapter 314: The "shackle greaser" of the exiled prisoners - the old man who squatted beside the official road all his life, greased the shackles of the exiled prisoners for three cents. The official scolded him: "You are helping evil!" He replied: "Exile is a punishment to leave his hometown, not a punishment to make his flesh and blood mutilated to death." Many years later, the prisoner he rescued returned after being pardoned and thanked him with money. He refused: "What I receive is gas money, not charity money." This chapter tells you: Punishment can be harsh, but those who carry out the punishment can have a bottom line in their hearts. That bottom line is called "humanity." --- Chapter 315: The "last meal" of the condemned prisoner is delivered to the prisoner - That lame old Zhou always adds an extra spoonful when delivering the last meal to the condemned prisoner. The new prisoner withheld food, and the prisoner died of hunger. Before execution, he shouted: "I am leaving hungry, and I will come back to you in the next life!" Lao Zhou came back and added to the food he was given. "The law is unforgiving, but people are tolerant." This chapter tells you: Within the rigid framework of procedural justice, there can be a little bit of human softness. That spoonful of rice feeds the dying and warms the hearts of the living. --- Chapter 316: Lao Zheng, the skinner of the Yamen who "beats the grievance drum", makes the sound of the drum spread far and wide. In order to save money, the new craftsman made the drum thin and brittle, so that the high-pitched sound could not be transmitted far. The peasant woman beat the drum to express her grievances, but her voice could not reach the back hall. She was driven away by the government servants and hit the pillar in anger. The county magistrate heard the sound and came out, but it was too late. Lao Zhengzheng was playing the drum, and the sound shook the whole city. Since then, it has been stipulated that the sound of drums must be clearly heard in the back hall. This chapter tells you: seemingly technical details are related to the smooth flow of judicial relief channels. An inaudible drum means there is no drum. Relief that cannot be reached is equivalent to no relief. --- Chapter 317: Master Xing Ming's "Case Scrapbook" - Master Zhou has been handling cases for forty-seven years, and every case must be cut and pasted, annotated, and summarized. Eight boxes of books are the accumulation of experience from thousands of cases. The new master decided the case based on his feelings and was full of mistakes. The boss took the teacher's books for reference and sighed: "What you cut and paste is paper, and what you accumulate is irreplaceable judicial wisdom." This chapter tells you: Experience cannot be passed on without systematization and visualization. Those things written down on paper are not dead words, but living experiences, and the light of wisdom that can be passed on to future generations through time. ---Chapter 318: Timed incense "released in prison" - Three generations of the Cheng family have made incense, burning one foot and two inches for an hour, every second. The new warden wanted to save money in exchange for bad incense. For a short time, the prisoners were uneasy and they rioted many times, killing two people. In exchange for Cheng Jiaxiang, order was restored. The warden asked why and replied: "Incense gives a sense of certainty, uncertainty is the source of fear." This chapter tells you: For those who have lost their freedom, the stable execution of rules itself is a kind of spiritual refuge. People's hearts need "accuracy." If the accuracy is gone, people will panic. --- 3. Why is it worth seeing? 1. Because it allows you to see the "invisible people". The protagonists in these stories are all little people that history books disdain to record. They have no fame, status, wealth, or even names - they are just "Old Zhou", "Old Zheng" and "Old Master Cheng". But they spent their entire lives guarding the most basic bottom line of human nature. They let you see that in the darkest and most desperate places, there are still people lighting a light. The light didn't light up, but it was enough for people passing by to see the path under their feet. 2. Because it makes you think about the "temperature of the system." These stories are all about ancient times, but they all ask today's questions: ——Are our judicial relief channels really smooth? Can those "drum sounds" reach the ears of the people who should listen? ——Is our rule enforcement stable? Do those who need to rely on rules to survive have a sense of "certainty"? ——Is our experience inheritance systematic? Have the lessons learned with blood and tears been recorded? Can it be passed on to future generations? Every story is a mirror. What I see is from ancient times as well as today. 3. Because it makes you believe in the "power of the human heart". These stories have no happy endings, no heroic salvation, no reversals and counterattacks. The peasant woman died. The prisoner was killed. The exiles are gone. But those who are alive - Lao He, Lao Zhou, Lao Zheng, Master Zhou, Master Cheng - they are still there and still doing what they should do. They didn't change the world, but they kept it from getting worse. That's enough. This deserves to be seen, remembered, and passed on. --- 4. The last sentence "The Play Next Door" is a book that can be read in one afternoon. But it will stay in your heart for a long time. Next time you walk by the Yamen, you will think of that drum. Next time you see the rules, you will think of that incense. Next time you face injustice, you will think of that three pennies of oil. Those little people will speak to your heart. What they said was nothing more than this sentence: "People should be treated as human beings." Just because of this sentence, it is worth reading.

372 逃 After Escaping from Her Adoptive Parents' Home, Her Life Was Ruined Xi WenjinModern Romance4.6M WordsCompleted 6.6kReads8.3Score806Shelves

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A particularly good-looking historical novel, full of memories for people born in the 1980s and 1990s. It is my favorite. The animation is also very exciting.

375 南 Leaving on the Way Back South Shanjiu's HomeUrban365k WordsCompleted 29Reads—Score—Shelves

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Recommendations from four generations of "Going South" [First generation: Mother Yuan Zhou] Born in 1930. After being a widow for fifty-four years, she gave away her husband, her eldest son, her eldest grandson, and finally her youngest son. She was illiterate, but she said: "The lamp cannot be extinguished." "I have lived for ninety-seven years and sent away three generations. Shoushan's father left to build the reservoir, Shoujiang left on the battlefield, Chengye left during the earthquake, and finally Shoushan left. All my life, I have been giving away people. But I did not let the lamp go out. Where the lamp is, home is there. This book is not about our family's suffering, but about our family's lamp. You young people no longer have to wait for letters, no longer have to pay public taxes, and no longer have to avoid being born. But you still have to walk a long way and leave home. After reading this book, you will know that no matter how far you go, someone at home will light the lamp for you. " [The second generation, Yuan Shoushan, born in 1961. I worked in the south for forty years, tied steel bars all my life, raised three sons, and built a road. He couldn't read, but he could write letters. "I lost my father when I was sixteen, and my brother when I was eighteen. On the sixteenth day of the first month of the year when I was twenty-four, I walked out from under the yellow kudzu tree at the entrance of the village with my snakeskin bag on my back, and took the green train to Guangzhou for six days and five nights. In my pocket was 120 yuan that Guiying had sewn in, which she had saved by selling eggs and me doing odd jobs. I have never done anything big in my life. I have been tying steel bars on construction sites for forty years. I used the money to help Cheng Lin get a wife and build a successful career. I can only say that life is made through hard work, and the road is made by people. After reading this book, you will know how your parents and ancestors survived. " [Third generation·Cheng'an] Born in 1986. Bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Tianjin University and postgraduate degree in computer science. AI algorithm engineer at Sany Heavy Industry. He is the first college student in the Yuan family. "My father only did one thing in his life - tying steel bars. On the construction site in Guangzhou, he tied his hair from a young man to a middle-aged man, from his black hair to his gray temples. I kept every remittance slip he sent back. I later worked at Sany Group. When I designed those robotic arms, all I had in my mind was my father's hands. Those hands were covered with calluses, and there was always cement dust between the fingers that could not be washed away. The things I designed were the hands stretched out for him. This book is written for my father's generation. They built the tall buildings and bridges of this country with their hands, but no one remembers their names. After reading this book, you will remember one person - Yuan Shoushan, and you will remember an era - China took half a century to complete the journey of two hundred years. Our father stood there, like an osmanthus tree, watching his descendants move forward. "[Fourth Generation·Nianzu] Born on May 12, 2008, the same day as Chengye's second father died. I am a junior majoring in AI at a university in Beijing. He used an algorithm to generate a portrait of Moriyama. "My grandma's name is Yuan Zhou. She doesn't know a few words, but what she said about 'the light can't be extinguished' is more profound than any algorithm I've ever seen. My grandpa's name is Yuan Shoushan. He didn't graduate from elementary school, but he tied steel bars for forty years to support his three children. Out of the mountains. My eldest grandfather was Yuan Shoujiang. He died on the battlefield of the Vietnam Self-Defense Counterattack at the age of 21, leaving behind a son he had never met. My uncle was named Yuan Chengye. He died in the ruins of Yingxiu at the age of 20, leaving behind a red rope. I majored in computer science, and I studied algorithms. But I later realized that what really determines a person's destiny is choice. My grandfather chose to go south, my grandma chose to stay, my eldest father chose to go to the battlefield, and my uncle chose to go to the ruins. After reading this book, you will understand - where you come from, you can decide where to go. "

376 我 My Memories in Dongguan Liaocheng Second BrotherUrban952k WordsCompleted 60Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Recommend a book about the ups and downs of the insider story of Dongguan nightclub industry.

377 离 The Ordeal of Divorce Ma YiUrban290k WordsCompleted 470Reads—Score—Shelves

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Realistic works, new book is setting sail...

378 1 1966: Beat White Lotus at the Beginning The Chicken Is ComingUrban531k WordsOngoing 467Reads—Score—Shelves

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399 女 Secrets of Female Crown Sales Lumen Xiaoxiaosheng26k WordsCompleted —Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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Growth category, hidden rules

400 前 The Ex-Husband Joins Hands with the Ex-Mother-In-Law to Kill Her Again Kunpeng's Rapid RiseModern Romance152k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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