Anything Better Than Li Ergou and the Landlord’s Women?

103 四 The Forty-Year-Old Aunt Fell in Love with Me and Asked the Factory Director to Call Me Daddy! Liu ZixianUrban634k WordsOngoing 9.6kReads5.8Score464Shelves

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Auntie is unparalleled in the world

106 男 Men Should Strive for Self-Improvement. User 2618281119k WordsCompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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"A man should constantly strive for self-improvement" - the most authentic answer written by a man from western Fujian in his life. When a man has been repeatedly pressed to the ground by life for more than fifty years, can he still stand up, pat the dirt on his body, and say "come again" with a smile? Dear readers, the work we want to recommend to you today is different from the previous eight series of stories. Those eight stories are fascinating - robots on strike, guinea pigs protesting, data elves waving wands, rich men competing in underground fortresses. But behind these stories, there is a figure who has never been in the spotlight: Mr. Fu Shuiheng himself. And this book, "Men Should Continuously Improve themselves", is the first time that he walked into his own writing from behind the scenes, and spread out the more than fifty years that he has lived, endured, endured, and fought for in the sun, stroke by stroke. This is not a novel. This is an autobiography written word by word by our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng. It is his own life, his own bones, and the real life he typed out on his mobile phone screen while sitting in a rental house after crawling out of the coal hole, surviving the marriage crisis, and pulling his legs out of the mud of dozens of hard jobs. A poor boy who came from a mountain village in western Fujian was pushed into the quagmire of adulthood after graduating from elementary school. Cutting rosin, carrying wood, burning black oil, carrying lime, chopping bamboo, screwing screws, running factories, working in coal kilns, guarding boiler rooms, and standing guard booths - he did almost all the jobs that could earn him a bowl of rice in the mountainous areas of western Fujian. His business failed, he was in debt, his marriage was broken, he was not at his bedside when his mother passed away, and he was drifting away in his forties with nothing. For most people, they might have accepted their fate long ago, they might have laid down long ago, or they might have taken their last breath in their lives late one night with a bottle of sorghum wine costing two yuan. But he didn't. In those darkest and coldest nights, he took out half a pencil from his pocket, picked out a crumpled piece of paper from the waste paper pile, and wrote word by word on the turned-over blank side of the cigarette box. He didn't know the use of writing these things, he didn't know that these words would be read by thousands of people in the future, and he didn't know that one day he would have his own author's homepage because of these words. He just felt that if he didn't write it down, he would be suffocated to death. You already know the rest of the story. He became our own author, and the stories he wrote were followed by countless readers. In his fifties, his life finally took a turn that he never dreamed of when he was young. People who once knew him couldn't believe their eyes when they saw his name and works on their mobile phone screens. But he just smiled at those surprises and said, "A monkey, you can't die from a fall." What is the most touching thing about this autobiography? It's not that he "made it"—he never considered himself successful. The most touching thing is that while being stepped on by fate almost continuously throughout his life, he always maintained all the warmth that a normal person should have. He would cry in the most difficult moments, get scared after the coal tunnel collapsed, and his legs would be so weak that he could not stand when he saw his mother's pot of cold sweet potato porridge. But after he finished crying, getting scared, and his legs became weak, he continued walking. We hate to bore you with all the exciting details here. But you must read it for yourself, read his roar when he was eight years old when he refused to admit defeat to the two dogs next door, read the sound of a slow fire as he sat alone in an empty old house after the divorce to add firewood to the stove, and read his first action after he was dug out from a coal hole where he was half buried - turning on the headlamp. At that moment, you will understand what true disobedience is, what a person's simplest dignity is, and what the eight words "a man should constantly strive for self-improvement" look like in life. This story has been officially published on Tomato Books. Dear friends, hurry up and take a look first. This is an inspirational story told by our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng with painstaking efforts. Who among you has experienced the same ups and downs and ups and downs as the old gentleman? Welcome to leave your footprints in the comment area and tell us about your ups and downs in life, so that everyone can see your strength. Maybe you and the old gentleman were chatting, and the old gentleman agreed and said: "Okay, I will also write an autobiography for you." Maybe the protagonist in the next book is you who is reading this passage. Dear friends who have read it, please don't be stingy and leave a heartwarming message to our own author Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Your words are the brightest light when he is typing at his desk late at night, the clarion call for him to continue charging on the road of creation, and the driving force for his promise to "write for another forty years." He often said that readers are his closest confidants who have never met him. Every time you read, every line of comment, and every like, you tell this old man who crawled out of the coal hole that your story has really been seen. Finally, I sincerely thank you all for taking the time out of your busy schedule to read the works of our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng. In this age where everything is pursued quickly, you are willing to give a complete period of time to the life written by an old migrant worker. This in itself deserves to be solemnly thanked. Thank you again for your love and support. See you at Tomato Bookstore, search user 26182811, open "Men Should Continuously Improve themselves", and let the old man's story become the warmest traveling companion in your life.

107 先 The Return of the Ancient Oracle Sar Spirit Mr. Sa ZhilingxingModern Romance89k WordsCompleted 336Reads5.8Score100Shelves

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I think it's good, I wonder if you like it [laughs]

113 我 I Spent Ten Yuan on a Second-Hand Platform to Buy a Fiancé Singing Evening Among the Pines12k WordsCompleted 20kReads9.4Score145Shelves

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Newly released, the plot is compact and super interesting.

115 合 The First Cauldron of Hehuan Sect? Many Children, Many Blessings, Become an Old Devil Liu ZixianEastern Fantasy186k WordsOngoing 3.3kReads5.8Score138Shelves

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Master, Master.

117 火 Naruto: Ye Luoli Dances with the Little Flower Fairy Mo Yun Jinghong161k WordsOngoing 22Reads—Score—Shelves

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This is beautiful

118 乡 Strange Outing in the Countryside Bamboo YouUrban2.1M WordsOngoing 195Reads5.8Score105Shelves

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These books are even better!

122 赌 His Gambling Skills Are so Good That He Attracts Wealthy Ceos to Pursue Him. Love to Eat Fish 2021Urban1.2M WordsOngoing 4.4kReads7.5Score1.1kShelves

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Shuangwen is invincible

127 东 Dongguan: Those Older Sisters Zeng BabbledUrban2.1M WordsOngoing 183.5kReads8.7Score10.5kShelves

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This is a good book [Like][Adoration][Like][Admiration][Like][Admiration][Like][Admiration][Blow a kiss][Like]

133 重 Rebirth of Small Mountain Villages in Northeast China, Fishing and Hunting, Two Rivers and Two Countries Primary School Student TianyaUrban3.7M WordsOngoing 41.6kReads8.1Score3kShelves

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Reborn in a small mountain village in the northeast, fishing, hunting, farming and delicious food, all kinds of stories, funny, just laugh.

140 无 Infinite Veteran Driver Smile Less2.6M WordsCompleted 1.7kReads5.8Score145Shelves

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The first book has been completed, with 2.6 Million words. It emphasizes infinity but light reality, and adds some female stars. However, I can guarantee that as long as you can read it patiently, your imagination will become bigger and bigger. When the skills are synthesized, fused, and devoured, the protagonist will be very powerful. The exciting story of Nezha, who has three heads and six arms, has officially begun. 10 The second book has been completed, with 1.5 Million words. It is light on apocalypse and heavy on legend, plus some infinity. The early stage is mainly about legendary skills. In the middle and late stages, after the skill level is more than ten levels, the content of skill effects will also be very explosive. The third book has been updated with nearly 900,000 words. It is a new book on the urban entertainment industry. Please collect it. Save Yue Yunpeng and Guo Degang at the beginning, fatten up and then kill!

145 重 Rebirth of an Old Lady Who Was Demolished, Divorced, Divorced, and Changed Her Life PeacefulModern Romance241k WordsOngoing 13Reads—Score—Shelves

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Not much to say, it is created by a real person, and there is no AI in the whole process. It is all about ordinary people's concerns.

146 寒 The Number One Scholar from a Poor Family and the Beauty of the Tang Dynasty Yin QianchenHistorical356k WordsCompleted 431Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A daily novel written by Shuangwen with multiple female protagonists.

149 东 Tokyo Thirty Years The Heavy Sword Without Edge in the World of ZeyuUrban1.6M WordsCompleted 23Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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OK, Kangkang Liuding