Books Packed with Knowledge and Memorable Quotes 有知识含量，频出金句的书。

1. 151 我 I’m Not a Monkey: A Prisoner’s Confession 我不是猴子变的：一个囚徒的自白 Zhou Jun, Who Loves Red Beauties喜欢红美人的周俊Sci-Fi & Apocalypse212k WordsCompleted They say humans evolved from monkeys. Then answer me this: monkeys have fur, so why are humans hairless and forced to wear clothes to keep warm? Monkeys are great at climbing trees, so why are human hands so smooth that one fall can break a bone? Monkeys walk on all fours, so why do humans stand upright and walk, putting constant strain on their spines? It wasn’t evolution. It was deliberate. I was never human to begin with. I was a ball of light from the spirit world. After I asked, “Who am I?” 21Reads—Score—Shelves

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   A few words can reveal profound truths; why bother with thousands of articles?

2. 152 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 8Reads—Score—Shelves

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   The silence of Moyinzhai and the profound heritage of the cloth shop: The morning light of Qingshi Town always first spills over Jingchen Temple at the east end before flowing into the alleys of the west street. The jade Bodhisattva in the main hall always has its eyes lowered, its gilded robe gleaming warmly in the incense smoke. It never utters a word of advice, yet every day villagers kneel and worship outside the temple gate. Even children know to walk slowly and quietly, respecting the solemnity within this silence. Grandma Li under the old locust tree at the end of the alley is quite the opposite. The seedlings in her bamboo basket are still covered in mud, yet her mouth never stops chattering—seeing a woman's clothesline stretched too tight, she recites, "A tight rope breaks easily, haste makes waste"; seeing a boy skipping school to fish, she sighs, "If you're not diligent when you're young, you'll have no one to rely on when you're old." Passersby often frown and avoid her, privately laughing at her, "Her mouth is like a sieve, always spouting useless nonsense." Mr. Su, the owner of Moyinzhai in the town, is the most silent person in the entire town. He opened his studio at dawn every day, laying out paper and grinding ink to copy ancient paintings, and closed it to customers in the evening, never getting involved in the neighborhood gossip. Some said he was aloof and arrogant, but during festivals, he would always quietly distribute the proceeds from the sale of his paintings to the poor; if a neighbor's child wanted to learn to paint, he would not charge a penny, only teaching them "a calm mind and steady brush, so that the painting reflects character." In contrast, Miss Lin from the cloth shop on the south side of the street always wore short skirts that exposed her waist with silver chains, and wore heavy makeup to solicit customers at the shop entrance. She would boast to everyone that her fabrics were fashionable, mocking Mr. Su's paintings as "old-fashioned and unwanted," and even teasing Granny Li for "dressing like bound feet, not understanding fashion." In the summer, Qing Shi Town suffered from floods, and grain prices soared. Many merchants hoarded grain to raise prices. Miss Lin also wanted to follow suit, but Mr. Su caught her conspiring with the grain merchants. Mr. Su only glanced at her quietly, and without saying a word, turned and left. That evening, Mr. Su entrusted his two treasured ancient paintings to a reliable peddler, who exchanged them for two cartloads of grain to distribute to the villagers. He continued painting in his study every day, as if nothing had happened. Granny Li, leaning on her cane, went from house to house, instructing them: "Keep the cellar well-ventilated to prevent mold; mix some dried mugwort into the stored grain to repel insects." She also distributed her own stored seeds to the farmers, nagging, "Plant fast-growing vegetables after the disaster; the early harvest means an early meal." Miss Lin's cloth shop, however, suffered losses due to hoarding grain. She tried to recoup her losses by selling her gaudy fabrics at low prices, but most passersby, seeing her frivolous attire and hearing about her grain hoarding, turned away. A merchant from out of town, intending to buy fabric in bulk, frowned upon seeing her revealing clothing and empty promises, saying, "She dresses inappropriately; she's definitely unreliable," and instead went to the newly opened "Su Jin Ge" shop on the north side of the street. The owner of Sujin Pavilion was Ms. Shen, Mr. Su's apprentice. She often wore a moon-white satin cheongsam with a subtly patterned waistcoat. The fabric, though understated, exuded a refined quality. She never actively solicited customers, quietly tending to her fabrics, yet guests were always willing to sit down and carefully select their items—some said, "Ms. Shen dresses elegantly, so her fabrics must be of high quality," while others praised, "Her quiet demeanor makes people feel at ease." After the floods, an epidemic spread, and Miss Lin fell ill. Lying in bed, she cried anxiously, remembering how she had once mocked Granny Li's folk remedies as "useless," but now she had no choice but to bite the bullet and seek them out. Granny Li didn't mention the past, but carefully taught her to "bathe with mugwort water and boil dried tangerine peel and ginger to dispel the cold," and even gave her a packet of herbs, nagging, "Drink it on time and stay home as much as possible." After three days of drinking the herbs, Miss Lin's condition gradually improved. Looking at Granny Li's wrinkled hands, she suddenly understood the kindness hidden in her nagging. Mr. Su drew dozens of epidemic prevention science popularization pictures and posted them on the wall at the entrance of the town. The pictures had no superfluous words, only simple lines to teach villagers how to wash their hands, ventilate, and avoid gatherings. The villagers gathered to look at the pictures, and no one thought he was silent and aloof anymore. Instead, they said, "Mr. Su's pictures are more effective than his words." The monks from Jingchen Temple also came to borrow the pictures. The abbot sighed, "The Bodhisattva is silent to teach people to have reverence; Mr. Su is silent to convey goodwill through actions. Silence and chatter are neither superior nor inferior. What is valuable is the sincerity in the essence." In late autumn, a merchant from out of town visited again. He not only ordered all the fabrics from Sujin Pavilion, but also invited Shen Niang to open a branch in the city. He held Shen Niang's hand and said, "You dress like a piece of unpolished jade, and you are down-to-earth in your work. This is the kind of person worth cooperating with." Miss Lin closed her cloth shop and followed Granny Li to learn how to grow herbs. She wore plain coarse cloth shirts and spoke less impetuously. She often said to people, "Before, I loved to show off and talk, which only brought trouble; now, I hide my sharpness and feel at ease." As the first snow of winter fell, Mr. Su posted a couplet at the entrance of Moyinzhai: "Silence conceals wisdom, gentle words warm the world." The Bodhisattva at Jingchen Temple remained silent, yet the incense burned ever brighter; Granny Li sat by the stove, still nagging the younger generation about winter precautions, while those gathered around listened attentively; in Shen Niang's Sujin Pavilion, guests came and went, the texture of the fabric complementing her composed demeanor. The people of Qingshi Town gradually understood: the Bodhisattva's silence was not indifference, but compassion within solemnity; Granny Li's nagging was not tediousness, but care within the mundane; Mr. Su's taciturnity was not aloofness, but insightful action; Shen Niang's attire was not conservative, but inner strength. Superficial extravagance will eventually fade, but the sincerity and strength hidden deep within are the foundation of one's existence. Those who understand can see through appearances, finding reverence in silence, kindness in idle chatter, and treasure in humility; those who don't will only be misled by ostentation, missing the warmth and opportunities hidden in the ordinary. As time goes by, everyone learns to be less impetuous and more composed, and the town's atmosphere gains a more grounded clarity.

3. 153 代 The Code Immortal Realm: I Am the Heavenly Dao 代码仙域，我即是天道 Number One Caramel Macchiato Among Bricklayers搬砖的头号焦糖玛奇朵Fantastical Romance85k WordsCompleted My name is Tian Yingxue, and this is the tenth time I've been reborn. The Heavenly Dao played a cruel joke on me. On one hand, it granted me a golden finger of an opportunity, giving me a natural fire spirit root, letting me establish my Foundation at ten, form my Golden Core and keep my youthful appearance at nineteen, and reach the threshold of ascension at a hundred. On the other hand, it made me perish in the tribulation lightning as I ascended, then sent me back to the day before I was to j 17Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Beyond the atmosphere, in the vast universe, eight planets revolve around the central sun, connecting the future to the ever-evolving star at its core; black holes swallow every ray of light that approaches, imprisoning the surroundings in boundless darkness; white dwarfs burn out their last embers, extinguishing their fleeting brilliance into eternal silence… There, lies the place of quantum fluctuations, the place where countless particles of dust are born from nothingness, the universe, the cosmos, the cosmos; vast, boundless, and immeasurable.

4. 154 星 Stardust Falls into a Long Dream 星霜入长梦 Duck Quack鸭叫Historical88k WordsOngoing Set in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. The main storyline follows the little-known Red Turban Army’s northern expedition against Goryeo and the rival warlords vying for power at the end of the Yuan dynasty, alongside a fictional character who navigates the shifting alliances between the lords. The story also touches on ancient legends of immortal cultivators and tales from the Classic of Mountains and Seas that date back to antiquity. See how the protagonist makes his way through a troub 11Reads—Score—Shelves

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   The writing is superb, delicate and refined, with ornate and beautiful language, a magnificent style, exquisite poetry, and every word a gem. The only drawback is that a certain level of prior knowledge is required to read it easily.

5. 155 明 Veritable Records of the Ming Dynasty 明朝实录 The Two Greats of Chao Yu朝俞双杰Historical378k WordsCompleted A true account of the events from Zhu Yuanzhang’s reign to the fall of the Ming dynasty. From the iron-fisted rule of the Hongwu Emperor to the glory of the Yongle Emperor’s move of the capital to Beijing and Zheng He’s voyages to the Western Ocean; from the national crisis of the Tumu Crisis to the undercurrents of the Jiajing Emperor’s alchemy-obsessed court and the Wanli Emperor’s thirty years of neglecting state affairs, and finally the Chongzhen Emperor’s loss of the empire, followed by the 45Reads—Score—Shelves

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6. 156 白 The Veritable Records of the Hongwu Emperor: A Plain-Language Edition 白话明太祖实录 Zhongtian Palace中天宫Historical1.7M WordsCompleted Xuanchang has finished compiling a plain-language version of the Veritable Records of the Ming Taizu Emperor, and the new work is ready. You’re welcome to read my work on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 88Reads—Score—Shelves
7. 157 治 A Memorial on Public Security (Ming Dynasty), by Hai Rui 治安疏（明）海瑞 Hai Rui海瑞Historical10k WordsCompleted The Memorial on Public Security was a memorial written by Hai Rui, a renowned Ming dynasty official, to the Jiajing Emperor, Zhu Houcong. In this famous memorial, Hai Rui boldly spoke out about the failings of the officialdom and the ruling class's culpability. He also urged the ruler to correct his mistakes and carry out reforms in pursuit of "great order throughout the realm." 746Reads8.5Score103Shelves
8. 158 万 The Fifteenth Year of the Wanli Reign 万历十五年 Huang Renzhou黄仁宇Historical201k WordsCompleted [Highly praised by Yi Zhongtian! Understand the fate of a single speck of dust in the vast sweep of time, and see the crashing waves hidden behind ordinary years. A classic that changed how Chinese people read.] In 1587, the fifteenth year of the Wanli reign of the Great Ming, the surface seemed perfectly calm, but this was a pivotal turning point on the empire's path to collapse. That year, the Spanish Armada was about to set sail, and world history was turning a new page. Meanwhile, the Ming e 4.1kReads9.4Score863Shelves
9. 159 元 The Twenty-Three Emperors of the Yuan Dynasty 元朝二十三帝那些事儿 Li Jianqiao李剑桥Historical141k WordsCompleted This book covers Temujin, Taizu of Yuan; Ogedei, Taizong of Yuan; Guyuk, Dingzong of Yuan; Mongke, Xianzong of Yuan; Kublai, Shizu of Yuan; Temur, Chengzong of Yuan; Haishan, Wuzong of Yuan; Ayurbarwada, Renzong of Yuan; Shidebala, Yingzong of Yuan; Yesun Temur, the Taiding Emperor; and others. 174Reads9.2Score—Shelves
10. 160 大 Three Hundred Years of Ming Dynasty Turmoil (Two-Volume Set) 大明风云300年（全二册） Nangong Lie南宫烈Historical363k WordsCompleted In lively, flowing prose, this book recounts the many details of Ming history in its original form. Drawing on a wealth of historical sources, it clears up numerous historical mysteries and offers an in-depth analysis of the secrets behind the rise and fall of the Great Ming, restoring the dynasty as it truly was. 44Reads8.9Score—Shelves
11. 161 崇 The Veritable Records of the Chongzhen Emperor 崇祯实录 Anonymous佚名Historical142k WordsCompleted The Veritable Records of the Chongzhen Reign 86Reads8.6Score—Shelves
12. 162 白 The Veritable Records of the Ming Taizong, in Plain Language 白话明太宗实录 Zhongtian Palace中天宫Historical1.1M WordsCompleted Xuanchang has adapted the Veritable Records of Emperor Taizong of Ming into plain language. My new work is out! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 22Reads—Score—Shelves
13. 163 明 Lectures on Ming History 明史讲义 Meng Sen孟森Historical253k WordsCompleted Lectures on Ming History is a collection of lecture notes from the 1930s, when Mr. Meng Sen taught at Peking University. Mr. Meng Sen was a pioneer of modern Chinese research into the history of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and his achievements were outstanding. Although Lectures on Ming History began as lecture notes, it was the first systematic account of Ming history to use a new format. The author examines events of the Ming dynasty through the History of Ming, and cites collections by Ming- 60Reads9.1Score—Shelves
14. 164 天 Heavenly Profound Venerable Beyond the Heavens: Every Disciple I Take Is Supreme in the Three Realms 天外玄尊：我收的徒弟都是三界至尊 Jin Wuming of the Celestial Secrets Institute天机院的金无铭8k WordsCompleted Mystic Exalt from Beyond the Heavens: My Disciples Are All Supreme Beings of the Three Realms 65Reads—Score—Shelves
15. 165 献 Daisies for Algernon 献给阿尔吉侬的雏菊 Jichao Mao机超猫36k WordsCompleted Daisies for Algernon 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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    This is a captivating novel that seamlessly blends the intellectual tragedy of the science fiction classic *Flowers for Algernon* with the exquisite aesthetics of Yukio Mishima's *The Temple of the Golden Pavilion*, creating an unprecedented literary image. A "knight" whose intellect has regressed to a blank slate, risking his life to protect a daisy he calls "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion" on abandoned railway tracks—this premise alone is heartbreaking. The author, with a cold yet poetic touch, forges this story into a sharp blade that pierces the depths of the soul. When the truth surfaces in Chapter 8, you will discover that behind all the absurdity lies the answer a person wrote down with a lifetime of dedication.

16. 166 嬴 The Ying Clan’s Startup Story: Three Hundred Years to Build Great Qin 嬴家创业记：三百年拼出一个大秦 A Worker at the Foot of Zhongnan Mountain终南山下打工人Historical501k WordsCompleted This book follows a core approach of “popular humor + historical facts + character deconstruction + dramatic pacing.” Building on the tradition of the storyteller, it offers a lighthearted take from the perspective of a historical observer, toning down the elevated, formal feel of traditional storytelling and looking back on the rise and fall of the Qin dynasty with down-to-earth humor. We see the Qin people’s courage and tenacity: from a tribe raising horses on the western frontier to an empire 14Reads—Score—Shelves

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    While controlling the floods, Boyi was not idle. He discovered that the people couldn't survive by hunting and gathering wild fruits, so he taught them how to domesticate livestock—raising wild sheep, training wild oxen for draft, and taming wild horses for war. He also taught them how to cultivate rice and improve farming tools, truly making him the "first person to promote agriculture and animal husbandry." It can be said that Yu the Great solved the "flood disaster," and Boyi solved the "food problem." The two, working together, can be considered the "strongest entrepreneurial duo in ancient times."

17. 167 鹭 A New Life on Egret Island 鹭岛新生 Kou Zhengwei寇郑巍Urban122k WordsCompleted This is a new work of realism, covering birth, aging, illness, and death, as well as exams, employment, civil service tests, job hunting, and work. The protagonist’s past is marked by pain, humiliation, joy, and glory. The author depicts the pressures, lives, ideals, loves, and resentments of ordinary people. Rebellious and reckless, unwilling to settle for mediocrity yet powerless to change things, they keep striving and gradually make progress through twists and turns. This is both the protago 121Reads—Score—Shelves

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18. 168 神 The Mighty Little Constable 神通小捕快 Seven Stars in Hand手握七星Martial Arts2.0M WordsOngoing “One leaf riding the wind, roaming ten thousand miles; a dashing constable, famous throughout the land.” The most righteous men are often those society looks down on, and heroes rise from the streets. The spring breeze and I are both passing travelers, but your name alone belongs to the martial world. Ye Fei, a lowly errand boy at an inn, is rejected by the Su family because he's nothing but a nobody who runs errands! Who could have guessed that after getting drunk, saving a beauty, and catching 14.6kReads8.8Score1.5kShelves

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    Flowers bloom along the path as a young man journeys, his keen insight discerning right from wrong. His chivalrous spirit soars to the heavens, and he finds peace in idly appreciating the beauty of nature.

19. 169 曾 The Life of Zeng Guofan 曾国藩传 Awakening to Free Will觉照自由意志Historical102k WordsCompleted With vivid, meticulous prose, this work offers a sweeping portrait of Zeng Guofan's eventful life. He meets Hu Linyi, and the two become close, sharing a commitment to serve their country. From pursuing an education and earning distinction in the imperial examinations to upholding his principles and bringing about change in his early official career, and then founding the Xiang Army to fight the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Zeng Guofan presses forward without hesitation. Amid internal turmoil and f 2.5kReads6.7Score113Shelves

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    Young Master Tianjin

20. 170 雍 Emperor Yongzheng: The Nine Princes' Struggle for the Throne 雍正皇帝·九王夺嫡 Er Yuehe二月河Historical364k WordsCompleted A major work by Er Yuehe, hailed as “a milestone in twentieth-century historical novels about Qing emperors.” An authoritative, vivid historical novel that enlightens and inspires. 1.1kReads9.5Score118Shelves
21. 171 中 A Practical Compendium of Palace Intrigue and Schemes in Chinese History, Volume One 中国历代宫廷权谋心计实用大全书 （上） Li Hong李宏Historical509k WordsCompleted From different angles, this book recounts how rulers and ministers in feudal society used their wits and fought to the death, both inside and outside the palace, for imperial power. Here, emperors could disregard family ties and unleash bloody purges to protect their thrones; sons dared to murder their fathers and seize the throne, defying all human bonds; brothers fought bitterly for the crown, turning against their own flesh and blood; consorts seized control, establishing their own authority 9Reads8.2Score—Shelves
22. 172 莉 Lilai Youai 莉来友爱 Xiao Li潇莉Modern Romance331k WordsCompleted She once thought she was the one person her family could do without. Her childhood was shrouded in the gloom of not being loved, and even breathing felt like a cautious test of the waters. At fifteen, she left home to work, hoping to escape that suffocating life. But as she made her way alone in the world, she unexpectedly discovered another side of herself. It turned out she wasn't worthless at all; she had a resilience and radiance all her own. People often lament how hard and exhausting life —Reads—Score—Shelves

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    You have to experience your own life.

23. 173 直 Livestream: Teaching Kids to Write Essays and Be Good People 直播：教孩子写作文，学做人 Ouyang Miguo欧阳米果235k WordsCompleted Writing compositions is easy! This book shows parents how to guide their children in writing and in learning how to be good people. Drawing on traditional Chinese thought, it explores methods and techniques for parent-child education. 59Reads—Score101Shelves

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    This is a highly valuable book, promoting positive values, cultivating moral character, improving parent-child relationships, and enhancing self-improvement. It's an ordinary yet invaluable key to unlocking wisdom. [Add to bookshelf][Bump post]

24. 174 从 From Pangu to Puyi 从盘古到溥仪 Wang Weisheng王尾生Historical3.0M WordsOngoing [A Tomato-style Records of the Grand Historian + a blessing for audiobook listeners + grounded in historical sources + told with the flair of a novel] [Also known as From Pangu's Creation of the World to the Last Emperor's Abdication] A million-character epic spanning from Pangu's creation of the world to the last emperor's abdication. This isn't a mindless power fantasy: it combines historical authenticity with an engaging, nuanced touch. The book tells the whole story of Chinese history, from 615Reads8.3Score130Shelves

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    The author's pen is like a fine blade, dissecting the painted surface of official history to reveal the texture of human nature. It turns out that even emperors fear the dark, and heroes hesitate.

25. 175 花 The Flowers Fall, Yet Bloom Again; Spring Goes, Never to Return 花落花还在，春去春不来 The New Poet Immortal新诗仙Eastern Fantasy150k WordsCompleted With the world in his heart and poetry as his sword, he bears a great cause, his verse a blade. May all I hold dear come to pass; may all you wish for come in waves., A Good Fate, Part One A transmigrator from another world, he claims to be the ultimate poet-sage. He firmly believes that what is truly invincible in this world is a brave, kind, and upright heart, not something that belongs to any one person., The Ultimate Poet-Sage 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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    🌺"Flowers Fall, Yet They Remain; Spring Goes, But Never Returns"|A Gentle Encounter with Time🌸! The first flutter of the heart, the first farewell, the first success🌌~ The words are poetic and warm, allowing you to feel the beauty of life through reading, learn to be grateful for everyone around you, cherish every encounter, and leave no regrets in life🌙!

26. 176 光 All Beings Beneath the Light 光遇众生 The Quiet Duke静谧的公爵Anime Fanfiction976k WordsOngoing Adventure + high-IQ showdowns + suspicious, scheming characters + no female lead + ensemble cast + slow pace + revelations about the world’s truth, layer by layer (A Sky: Children of the Light fanfiction) After transmigrating into the world of Sky: Children of the Light, the Duke becomes a Light Child manipulated by the ancestors. “Go make an offering,” they say. “It is your supreme glory.” He believes them and fights his way forward with his companions, only to discover the horrifying truth aft 153Reads—Score—Shelves

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    I've discovered a gem of a new author! Their writing style is mature and detached, and their mastery of ensemble casts and philosophical themes is far beyond that of a novice. The story's framework is grand yet rock-solid, and every character is well-developed. It's clear the author has poured immense effort and thought into it. Following this work is like witnessing the birth of a new star—super engaging and exciting!

27. 177 重 Reborn into a Life of Warmth 重生之水暖人生 Itchy Fur痒痒毛Urban293k WordsCompleted Niu Erqun and Juhua are digging for gold when a massive boulder crushes him. He is rushed to the hospital, his fate unknown. Ergouzi seizes the gold mine, takes Juhua by force, beats his mother-in-law to death, and flees. By chance, Niu Erqun is reborn. He sets out to work hard, build a new countryside, and take revenge. The ending will leave you completely stunned… 15Reads—Score—Shelves

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    It's very valuable.

28. 178 与 Crossing Blades with Wolves 与狼过招 Itchy Fur痒痒毛7k WordsCompleted Sparring with Wolves 7Reads—Score—Shelves
29. 179 药 The Fragrance of Medicine 药箱药香 Itchy Fur痒痒毛Historical353k WordsCompleted Not long after his birth, Niu Niu dies in a devastating plague. His body decays and disappears, while another soul quietly transmigrates to the Han Dynasty. At that time, war rages across the land, people struggle to survive, corpses litter the fields, and a rampant plague claims the lives of Niu Niu’s parents. With their dying breaths, they tell him to seek out his great-uncle Zhang Zhongjing, the governor of Changsha and a practicing physician. Impressed by Niu Niu’s extraordinary talent and g 153Reads—Score—Shelves
30. 180 雨 Rain Falls on an Old Dusk 雨落旧黄昏 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今19k WordsCompleted Rain Falls on an Old Dusk 1Reads—Score—Shelves
31. 181 尸 A Note from the Corpse Whisperer 尸语者的纸条 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今13k WordsCompleted A Note from the Corpse Whisperer 2Reads—Score—Shelves
32. 182 劫 Martial Peace Through Tribulation and Dust 劫尘武安 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今15k WordsCompleted Wu'an Amid the Dust of Calamity 1Reads—Score—Shelves
33. 183 我 I Wove Brocade Using Ancient Techniques and Took the Internet by Storm 我靠古法织锦，爆红全网 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今16k WordsCompleted I Went Viral Online with Ancient Brocade-Weaving Techniques 4Reads—Score—Shelves
34. 184 灯 Lantern Light Over Chang’an 灯影照长安 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今23k WordsCompleted Lamplight Over Chang'an 2Reads—Score—Shelves
35. 185 玄 Chen Ping, Master Strategist: His Heavenly Calculations Shape the World 玄谋陈平：天机算尽定乾坤 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今22k WordsCompleted Chen Ping's Cunning: Calculating Heaven's Secrets to Shape the World 12Reads—Score—Shelves
36. 186 故 Deep Love for the Former: Ping Jun's Farewell 故剑情深：平君辞 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今18k WordsCompleted Deep Love for an Old Sword: Pingjun's Farewell 4Reads—Score—Shelves
37. 187 六 The Six Realms Era: The Hongmeng Investiture of the Gods 六界纪元：鸿蒙封神录 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今Eastern Fantasy78k WordsCompleted Heaven and Earth began in chaos. Chaos gave birth to the Limitless, the Limitless gave birth to the Supreme Ultimate, the Supreme Ultimate transformed into yin and yang, yin and yang gave rise to the five elements, and the five elements nurtured all living things. Heaven and Earth began in chaos. Chaos gave birth to the Limitless, the Limitless gave birth to the Supreme Ultimate, the Supreme Ultimate transformed into yin and yang, yin and yang gave rise to the five elements, and the five element 5Reads—Score—Shelves
38. 188 文 The Star of Literature Falls to the Mortal Realm: Wang Bo's Legend in the Mystic Tang Dynasty 文星坠凡：王勃玄唐传 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今10k WordsCompleted The Star of Literature Falls to Earth: Wang Bo's Mysterious Tang Dynasty 5Reads—Score—Shelves
39. 189 奇 Strange Treasures Conquer the World: The Secret Schemes of Lü Buwei 奇货驭天：吕不韦异谋传 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今27k WordsCompleted Mastering Heaven with Rare Goods: The Strange Schemes of Lü Buwei 2Reads—Score—Shelves
40. 190 墨 Ink Seal of the Nine Heavens 墨印九天 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今25k WordsCompleted Ink Seal Across the Nine Heavens 8Reads—Score—Shelves
41. 191 金 Ashes of War: Fifty-Nine Years of the Liu Song Dynasty 金戈烬：刘宋五十九年兴亡录 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今19k WordsCompleted Ashes of the Golden Spear: A Chronicle of the Rise and Fall of Liu Song Across Fifty-Nine Years 3Reads—Score—Shelves
42. 192 玄 Li Mi, the Mystic Chancellor: Divining the Cosmos and Aiding Four Dynasties as an Immortal 玄相李泌：易数定乾坤，仙踪辅四朝 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今20k WordsCompleted Li Mi, the Mystic Chancellor: Divination Sets the World in Order, an Immortal Aids Four Reigns 4Reads—Score—Shelves
43. 193 抱 The Immortal Path of Baopu: The Legend of Ge Hong 抱朴仙途之葛洪传奇 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今15k WordsCompleted The Immortal Path of Baopu: The Legend of Ge Hong 3Reads—Score—Shelves
44. 194 陶 Tao Zhu’s Mystic Strategy: Mastermind of Heaven’s Secrets 陶朱玄略：天机谋主 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今22k WordsCompleted The Tao Zhu Strategy: Mastermind of Heaven's Secrets 5Reads—Score—Shelves
45. 195 神 Divine Numerology: The Secret Scroll of the Supreme Principle 神数衍天：皇极秘卷 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今23k WordsCompleted Divine Numerology Reveals Heaven: The Secret Scroll of the Emperor's Pole 4Reads—Score—Shelves
46. 196 纵 The Way of Strategy: Zhang Yi’s Mystic Plans 纵横灵途：张仪玄策 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今19k WordsCompleted Traversing the World of Spirits: Zhang Yi's Arcane Strategies 1Reads—Score—Shelves
47. 197 寒 The Poor-Born Female Chancellor: Your Majesty, I Won’t Marry 寒门女相：陛下，臣不嫁人 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今29k WordsCompleted The Common-Born Female Chancellor: Your Majesty, I Will Not Marry —Reads—Score—Shelves
48. 198 洛 The Goddess of the Luo River: Spirit of the Vast Deep 洛神赋·沧溟灵兮 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今12k WordsCompleted Ode to the Goddess of the Luo River: Spirit of the Azure Deep 1Reads—Score—Shelves
49. 199 太 The Divine Art of Taiyi: Secrets of the Heavenly Origin 太乙神数-天元秘箓 Leisurely Through Past and Present闲中古今14k WordsCompleted Taiyi Divine Numerology: The Secret Register of the Heavenly Origin 25Reads—Score—Shelves
50. 200 重 Reborn, I Remarry, and My In-Laws Buy Me an Eldest Brother 重生改嫁婆家买来长兄 Nine-Tailed Sacred Fox九尾圣狐Modern Romance489k WordsOngoing Being reborn didn't help her escape disaster. Just as she had finally decided to love someone wholeheartedly, he was framed and thrown into prison. Du Anhui was forced to bow her head to a scumbag and sign a humiliating five-year agreement. She thought they would never cross paths again, but she met Kang Rubai once more. He had lost his memory and forgotten everything about his past, yet his instinctive attraction to her couldn't lie. Kang Siqi schemed at every turn. One conspiracy left her preg 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Loving yourself is more important than loving others; women often forget themselves when they love others.

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