Change Your Thinking, Change Yourself, and You Can Change Your Fate 改变思维改变自己才能改变命运

52 诡 Questions of the Uncanny 诡异问 Time Read 8时阅8Mystery424k WordsOngoing Through the coming-of-age story of “me” (Meng’er), this novel traces the transformation of the Chinese countryside from the late 1970s to the early 1990s. The brutality of family-planning policies, the rise of the migrant-worker boom, the unraveling of traditional clan ties, clashes between old and new ideas, and the rough-and-tumble world of small towns... It captures a microcosm of an era in transition, with a realism and density of detail worthy of anthropological study. Through my perspectiv 10Reads—Score—14d adds

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53 学 Learn to Speak Well, Keep Your Emotional Intelligence on Point 学会说话，情商在线 An Utterly Ordinary Person普普通通普通人415k WordsCompleted My new work is out! Come read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support is what keeps me writing, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 11Reads—Score—14d adds

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59 从 Cultivating from a Bandit's Life 从土匪开始的修行 Tiger King Shopkeeper虎王掌柜Historical1.2M WordsCompleted After transmigrating into the body of a bandit chief, Wang Hu wants nothing more than to keep his head down and survive. But he discovers that martial arts reign supreme in this world, where human life is worth no more than grass. Luckily, he has a gluttonous stomach that can devour anything and convert it into power for himself. While others rely on insight to cultivate, he relies on piling up resources. “Not talented enough? Make up for it with resources!” In this dark martial world where 1.8kReads6.8Score15014d adds

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Brothers, I'm raving about this! This book is amazing! The protagonist, Wang Hu, is a modern-day office worker who transmigrates into the body of a small bandit leader. He thought it was a hellish start, but he discovers he has a bug-level talent: the [Gluttonous Stomach]—he can devour everything and convert it into energy, take medicine without side effects, and even mass-produce experts for his underlings! And that's not all; he actually uses his modern knowledge to industrialize the banditry business (soap, yellow wine, anyone?), Turning his bandit hideout into a conglomerate!

61 大 Great Tang: Li Shimin Begs Me to Start a Rebellion 大唐：李世民求我造反 Joy Throughout the Land天下乐Historical3.1M WordsCompleted Li Ke transmigrates to the Zhenguan era of the Tang dynasty. He plans to use his skills as a motivational speaker to brainwash a loyal crew and keep his head down as an unremarkable prince. But eight years after transmigrating, he discovers that he brought along an entire national strategic reserve warehouse. So Li Ke throws caution to the wind. If he’s going to be a prince, he might as well be one who fears nothing and lives as freely as he pleases! First, he starts a newspaper to build his rep 155.4kReads9.5Score16.6k14d adds

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62 大 In the Name of Great Love: Awaken Your Mind, Find Enlightenment, and Make Money 大爱之名：觉醒思维开悟到搞钱 Big Contrarian大反念561k WordsCompleted The book reveals the truth about this society. If Dazhuang finds it unpleasant or hard to understand, that's perfectly normal. Those without a certain level of insight can't understand the Way. If you want to make a change, keep reading. [This book is for people who take action, have ambition, want to do great things, and want to change themselves. If that doesn't describe you, don't read it.] 149Reads8.2Score18214d adds

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63 大 The Splendor of the Great Song: So This Is What the Song Dynasty Was Like 大宋风华：原来你是这样的宋朝 Behind Lingyun's West Chamber凌云西厢后的Historical303k WordsOngoing If the only things that come to mind when you think of the Song dynasty are “poverty and military weakness” and the “Treaty of Chanyuan,” you may be overlooking a genuine “golden age.” It had none of the grand ambitions of Qin Shi Huang or Emperor Wu of Han, but its cities offered the most vibrant nightlife in the world. Its military commanders were always overshadowed by the literati, yet the dynasty gave rise to a scholar-official spirit that shaped a thousand years of history. This book doesn 8Reads—Score—14d adds

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The Song Dynasty, which textbooks don't fully explain, is clearly illustrated in *The Splendor of the Song Dynasty: The Real Song Dynasty*! From its founding to its fall, the true lives of 18 emperors are more dramatic and poignant than any fictional novel. [Original author fan][Add to bookshelf]

64 归 My Wife Returned, and She Turned Out to Be a Princess of Beijing's Elite Circle 归来妻子，身份竟是京圈公主 Valley of the Kings帝王谷11k WordsCompleted My Wife Returns, and She Turns Out to Be a Princess of the Capital’s Elite Circle 5.6kReads—Score15314d adds

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70 丑 Ugly Pagoda 丑塔 Recluse Gu Wu谷武居士Eastern Fantasy3.2M WordsCompleted [Female Master] [What Is the Dao?] [Protective of Her Own] [Decisive and Ruthless] Five-year-old hunter's son Meng Xuan is left behind when his mother departs, with nothing but an incredibly ugly little pagoda. His family is poor, and it is only when he faces death that his blood stains the ugly pagoda. The pagoda's gates swing open, revealing a whole world within! A spirit spring and fertile soil, with accelerated time: the good-for-nothing's path to a comeback begins! But why did his mother le 23.6kReads7.9Score3k14d adds

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73 伏 Ambush 伏杀 Mo Bai1莫白1Historical1.4M WordsCompleted [Original title: Ambush] Beneath the awe-inspiring might of Heaven, all living beings are mere ants. And yet he dares, with the strength of an insect, to turn the world upside down. For family, for friends, for the burning hatred in his heart, for the nightmares that haunt him year after year, for justice, and for fairness. This story is set in an imaginary world and has no connection to actual history. Everything in it is fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. 15.1kReads8.3Score96214d adds

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A hidden dagger in his sleeve, a thunderous rage in his heart—his vengeful spirit is at its peak.

74 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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75 谋 A Well-Planned Business Career 谋定商途 Mr. Gu of Happy Forest快活林的古先生Urban196k WordsCompleted Xiao Gu, whose real name is Gu Chen, was once the boy who swept the floors in the valley where Guiguzi lived in seclusion. Though he never formally became Guiguzi’s disciple, he absorbed the teachings of Guiguzi and The Art of War through constant exposure, and was especially skilled at using strategy to solve problems involving the economy and people’s livelihoods. Using the strategies he had taught himself, he helped the fictional kingdom of Zhongshan avert destruction and rapidly revive its e 15Reads—Score1014d adds

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77 北 A Northern Di Wolf, a Southern Dynasty Official 北狄狼，南朝臣 Time Read 8时阅8Historical149k WordsCompleted What kind of political landscape could be changed by a descendant of Yan who grew up among the barbarian tribes? What would history have to look like for someone to want to write his story? When his family falls into crisis, will he become a demon or an angel? What is the meaning of life? 3Reads—Score—14d adds

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78 零 100 Great Business Ideas You Can Start at No Cost 零成本创业的100个金点子 A Farmer's Sadness农民式悲伤321k WordsCompleted This book features interviews with 100 successful people who started businesses with no capital. Written from a first-person perspective, it follows their growth and development, focusing on how they got their businesses off the ground without any start-up funds. Starting a business is never easy; mindset is the key. May we encourage each other! 932Reads—Score18314d adds

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I read it and benefited greatly, so I recommend it.

79 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—Score10114d adds

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This book can change your mindset and perception, and thus change your own destiny.

80 明 Late Ming: She Goes on a Killing Spree to Stay Alive 明末：她靠苟命杀疯了 Time Read 8时阅8Ancient Romance156k WordsOngoing Three Rugged Fathers + An Orphaned Girl | Historical Romance | Fleeing Famine | Everyone Dotes on Her | Political Intrigue | Rising from Adversity Read carefully!!! This is not a transmigration novel, and there is no golden finger. The story follows the course of real history, with careful research into clothing, food, and social conditions. It explores how ordinary people survived during the darkest years of the late Ming dynasty, including the grim realities of exchanging children for food and 1Reads—Score—14d adds

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81 改 Changing Fate 改命 Cat Treat Eater吃人猫条Mystery6k WordsCompleted Change Your Fate 1Reads—Score—14d adds

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No one is indispensable; it's just a matter of who cherishes whom more.

87 白 The Meaning of the White Tiger 白虎通义 Ban Gu班固Historical53k WordsCompleted The Baihutong, also known as the White Tiger Discussions or the White Tiger Treatise on Virtue, is a collection of proceedings from an officially convened meeting on Confucian studies during the Eastern Han dynasty, as well as an imperially sanctioned work interpreting the Confucian classics. It holds an exceptionally important place in the history of Confucian thought and Han political thought. In 79 CE, the fourth year of Emperor Zhang of Han’s Jianchu era, the emperor personally convened a la 28Reads8.6Score—14d adds

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Cultivate oneself, regulate one's family, govern the state, and bring peace to the world! [Under pressure][Under pressure][Under pressure]

88 女 A Woman's Journey Through Marriage 女人与婚姻的经历 Orange Orange Songzhi橙橙颂芝Modern Romance194k WordsCompleted [Female-Oriented + Modern Romance + Workplace and Marriage + Flash Marriage + Realistic Family Life] [Women, Love, and Marriage | A True Account of Marriage | Women’s Growth | Emotional Resonance] Before the grief of losing her mother had even faded, Xinyang was pressured by her whole family to get married and rushed into a flash marriage. She found her hastily chosen partner through a radio station and gave up the career she loved to throw herself into the daily grind of married life. She thou 39Reads—Score—14d adds

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89 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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In the late Spring and Autumn Period, Tao Zhu Gong (Fan Li), a renowned master of commerce, settled in Tao Yi after sailing the Five Lakes. He amassed immense wealth but was generous in passing on his skills, attracting students from all directions. One day, Tao Zhu Gong accepted three disciples named Zhao San, Qian Liu, and Sun Qi. All three harbored dreams of wealth, yet their personalities differed greatly. Zhao San was shrewd and quick-witted, fond of gathering in groups to gather information; Qian Liu was calm and reserved, preferring to study business in seclusion; Sun Qi was somewhere in between, always hesitant and indecisive. Tao Zhu Gong did not rush to teach them, but gave each of them ten gold pieces, instructing them: "In three days, there will be a trade of rare and precious goods at the Tao Yi market. You may act according to your abilities and return in three days to report back." Upon hearing this, Zhao San was the first to become restless. With his ten gold pieces in hand, he spent his days in the market's taverns and teahouses, listening intently to the merchants' lively discussions. Someone said, "The demand for jade from the Western Regions is currently high, and its price will definitely rise tomorrow." So he found a jade dealer that very night and exchanged all ten gold coins for a jade pendant. Then someone else said, "Pearls from the South China Sea are all the rage right now; you can double your money just by reselling them." So he hurriedly sold the jade pendant at a discount and bought a bag of pearls. For two days, Zhao San was so busy he barely had time to breathe, changing his goods three or four times, but he could never keep up with the market trends—buying jade just when prices were at their peak, and selling pearls when supply surged. By the third day, he looked at the depreciated pearls in his hands, his brow furrowed with worry; he had lost thirty percent of his ten gold coins. Sun Qi, on the other hand, was in a different situation. He wanted to learn from Zhao San's methods of gathering information, but he was afraid of missing the mark, so he waited at the market entrance every day, watching others buy and sell. Seeing Zhao San chasing after popular items, he would buy a little, but as soon as he bought it, the price would drop, and he would hurriedly sell it. Hearing someone say that a certain item was going to drop in price, he would rush to sell it, only to find that the price would rise the moment he bought it. After three days, Sun Qi was restless and anxious due to the fluctuating prices. He hadn't earned a single penny of his ten gold coins; in fact, he had lost his travel expenses. He was dejected and bewildered. Only Qian Liu, after receiving his ten gold coins, stayed indoors. He didn't go to the market to join the hustle and bustle; instead, he looked through Tao Yi's commodity circulation ledgers for the past six months and inquired about the harvests and demands of the surrounding countries. He discovered that the Central Plains had recently experienced heavy rains, resulting in a poor harvest of grains and wheat. Meanwhile, the Rong and Di tribes in the north were facing food shortages due to years of grazing. Tao Yi, on the other hand, had ample millet reserves, but because of the recent surge in popularity of jade and pearls, the price of millet had been driven extremely low, with almost no buyers. On the morning of the third day, Qian Liu, carrying his ten gold coins, went straight to the market's granary. The millet merchants were worried about finding a market, and seeing someone buying in large quantities, they readily agreed to a low price. Qian Liu exchanged all ten gold coins for millet and stored it in his courtyard. Upon seeing this, Zhao San couldn't help but sneer, "Everyone in the street is scrambling for jade and pearls, yet you're hoarding this worthless millet. You're going to lose all your capital!" Sun Qi also shook his head repeatedly, thinking Qian Liu was too pedantic. Unexpectedly, three days later, the Rongdi tribe indeed sent envoys with a large sum of money to buy grain. Millet in Tao Yi market instantly became scarce, and prices rose three times a day. Qian Liu seized the opportunity and sold all the millet he had hoarded; ten gold coins instantly became thirty. The three returned to their residence to report. Tao Zhugong, looking at their account books, stroked his beard and smiled, "Do you know why the same ten taels of gold resulted in such drastically different outcomes?" Zhao San blushed and said, "This disciple only knows how to chase trends, buying when prices rise and selling when they fall, but doesn't understand why prices fluctuate." Sun Qi also lowered his head and said, "This disciple is easily swayed by rumors, led by the nose by others' opinions, my mind swayed by prices, losing my composure." Tao Zhugong turned to Qian Liu and asked, "Why did you choose millet?" Qian Liu bowed and replied, "This disciple observed the account books and knew that millet reserves were plentiful; investigated the Rong and Di tribes and knew that their food supplies were scarce; observed the weather and knew that the Central Plains had a poor harvest of wheat. These three factors combined made a price increase for millet inevitable, but this trend was hidden in the account books and the lives of ordinary people, not comparable to the visible fluctuations. When this disciple bought in, although the price of millet had fallen, its value was obscured by the popularity of this commodity. At this time, the cost was lowest, and the profit was most stable." Tao Zhugong laughed heartily upon hearing this and said to the three, "This business is like this market. It seems to be a game of rising and falling prices, but in reality, it is a contest of understanding. Zhao San and Sun Qi are like retail investors who chase the highs and sell the lows. They only focus on the red and green fluctuations in front of them and listen to the words of others. Like blind men touching an elephant, they gamble on momentary luck and will eventually have their capital cut off by the market's 'scythe.' Qian Liu, on the other hand, is a master at finding leading stocks and studying logic. He doesn't look at momentary rises and falls, but only seeks the essence of value. Buying stocks at the limit down price means he has accurately calculated the future upside potential, and his closed-door approach to business is due to his understanding of the supply and demand laws of the industry." After speaking, Tao Zhugong pointed to the green mountains outside the window: "Look at the pines on the mountain peaks, how can they stand proudly against the wind and snow? It's not because they compete for beauty every day, but because they are deeply rooted in the soil and follow the seasons. In the business world, the 'leading stocks' are never those hot commodities that experience a sudden surge in price, but rather those high-quality targets hidden at the bottom and in line with the general trend. Masters earn 'invisible money' after understanding the rules; retail investors are obsessed with 'immediate profits' driven by price fluctuations." He paused, then added: "More importantly, it's about mindset. Masters like Qian Liu are single-minded when they study behind closed doors, unmoved by ridicule when buying millet, and not greedy when selling. This is the unity of knowledge and action. Retail investors like Zhao San and Sun Qi, on the other hand, are swayed by price, constantly worrying about gains and losses, gambling on worldly luck, and ultimately only being led by desires." Later, Zhao San and Sun Qi remembered Tao Zhugong's teachings, no longer chasing highs and lows, but instead learning from Qian Liu, studying logic, exploring rules, and cultivating their mindset. Years later, all three became renowned merchants in Tao Yi. Whenever they gathered for tea, they would always recount the lesson learned from those ten gold pieces—the success or failure in business is not determined by temporary fluctuations, but by the depth of one's thinking, the level of one's understanding, the steadfastness of one's actions, and the peace of mind one maintains. This is the ultimate truth of business: temper your heart in the world, unite knowledge and action, and you will achieve lasting success.

90 效 Encyclopedia of Effects and Laws 效应与定律百科全书 Lotus Seed and Snow Lotus Porridge莲子雪莲粥1.2M WordsOngoing The complete book is expected to exceed 50 million words!!! The most comprehensive collection online of effects, laws, rules, and principles!!! No stories, just useful information. Each entry has its own heading, ready to use as soon as you open the book, with permanent updates. The book covers more than 20 major fields, including psychology, management, economics, sociology, communications, political science, law, education, history, anthropology, philosophy and logic, military and strategic st 24Reads—Score14414d adds

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91 家 The Family's Hidden Guards 家族暗卫 Le Yong Wanders the World乐勇走天涯Urban443k WordsCompleted A story about rural revitalization, bringing a family back together and creating an ideal life. Before the Spring Festival in 2025, my second uncle asked me to return to the village to meet him. He handed me a black stone passed down through our family and told me to inherit the duty of the family’s secret guards, protecting our family’s development from the shadows. I also inherited a fortune passed down through the family, along with the friendship of eight families who had been close to o 7.8kReads—Score1k14d adds

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92 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 261Reads—Score—14d adds

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Chapter 72 [A Cold Breeze Stirred in Her Arms] "The roc rises with the wind, soaring ninety thousand miles high! Amu, I believe one day you will truly take flight!" Lin Qi stood in the courtyard, gazing at the deep night sky, and sighed. "Go, Amu, you must first overcome this emotional hurdle before you can climb higher!" "Look at you, you've taken all the precautions to protect him, yet you're still worried about this child and won't go back to rest!" Xue Mei draped a trench coat over Lin Qi's shoulders. "Yes! Humans are complex creatures of emotion! Seeing Amu go out to meet a girl reminds me of how I longed to see you every night when I was young! The world of human emotions and the trajectory of feelings in one's heart are actually quite similar. It's just that back then, I had no one to protect me, no one to guide me, and I was penniless. I don't know where my confidence came from!" Lin Qi turned to Xue Mei and smiled. "Silly girl, perhaps it's your sincere love that makes me so. I'm not afraid of suffering with you, I'm just afraid that one day you will leave me!" Xue Mei murmured gently. "Xue'er, it won't happen again!" Lin Qi murmured to the night. "Snow plum blossoms grace the Tianshan Mountains, Lin Qi admires Shangguan, but will never seek her again in this life, only one person remains in the ice and snow!" Under the moon, the two clung tightly to each other, the cold wind constantly whipping their coats, as if they had endured countless lifetimes of wandering before finally coming together! Yu'er had run to Wutong Street ahead of time, searching for a long, long time without seeing Amu. From initial joy to its gradual dissipation, then a hint of loss, and finally a sense of helplessness! That big fool, he wouldn't have forgotten our promise tonight, would he? Why hasn't he come yet? Yu'er looked up at the moon in the sky, her eyes slightly red, as if overwhelmed by a deep sadness! "This young lady leads a team of hundreds in the financial market, and no one dares to break our strategic agreement!" "Hmph, you big bad guy, you stood me up!" Yu'er squatted down, burying her head in her knees, covering her face with her arms, her dejection completely overwhelming her!

99 四 The Scandalous Tales of the Four Great Beauties 四大美人艳史演义 Su Yan Zhuren素阉主人Historical104k WordsCompleted Uncovering the untold stories of the Four Beauties [History + biographies + the Four Beauties + unofficial anecdotes] Xi Shi, whose beauty could topple a kingdom as she washed silk, was caught in the turmoil of a chaotic age. Yang Yuhuan’s glance could captivate an entire city, but her passionate love became a shackle of fate. Wang Zhaojun left the frontier with a mournful song, bringing a brief peace between the Han and the Xiongnu. Diao Chan ingeniously set a chain of schemes in motion, turnin 92Reads8.7Score—14d adds

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