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1. 101 不 No More Being a Scapegoat: I Tear the Ungrateful Apart 不做冤大头，手撕白眼狼 Er Gua Loves Eating Melons二瓜爱吃瓜10k WordsCompleted I Won’t Be Anyone’s Fool: Tearing Into the Ungrateful 1Reads—Score—Shelves
2. 102 穿 Reborn as Liu Bowen of the Ming Dynasty, I Rely on Feng Shui to Conquer the World 穿成大明刘伯温我靠风水稳赢天下 Figgy Boba Snowflake无花果啵啵绵绵冰Historical492k WordsOngoing [Ensemble Cast + Conquest + Political Intrigue + Feng Shui and Face Reading + No System] Liu Abao, a legendary modern master of feng shui, woke up in another body as Liu Bowen, the Ming Dynasty's foremost strategist. Using feng shui as his game and the world as his board, he commands the dragon veins and breaks deadly formations, directing the realm with a smile and crushing every rival in his path. Zhu Yuanzhang: “We’ll all listen to our lord. My lord, please hurry up and pass the throne to me! 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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   This one! Can learn some little knowledge

3. 103 山 The Book of Seals of Mountains and Seas 山海封印簿 Wen Chi Zhi Yuan文池止渊Urban497k WordsCompleted The ideal of a global community versus social Darwinism Mythical beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas cross into our world: divine beasts battle a host of ghosts, heroic spirits fight evil spirits, and the Way of the King clashes with the Way of Hegemony! Mortals converse with demons, while the primordial spirit becomes entangled with the conscious spirit. Season One: Tame beasts, level up, and set out on your journey; collect divine beasts, refine magical artifacts, and advance along t —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   The third volume begins to explain geography. The perspective is very new. It is broken up and broken up so that readers can understand it.

4. 104 我 Learning to Read People in the Mortal World 我在红尘学心眼 Qian Xiaqi钱夏七171k WordsOngoing [This book is not a novel, but its value far surpasses that of feel-good fiction!] The highest wisdom is hidden within these pages, and every page is like seeing with an enlightened eye! We recommend saving it and reading it again and again. Don't miss your chance to upgrade your understanding. This book covers love, marriage, the body, psychology, politics, economics, human nature, the workplace, social relationships, and much more. The younger you are, the more you should read this book! The s 39Reads6.6Score—Shelves

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   Listen to it before going to bed. The more you listen, the better. It will be of great help to your life.

5. 105 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! 6Reads6.7Score—Shelves

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   This book is so informative! Why are the names of people in the Three Kingdoms all single characters? Did the Chanyuan Alliance and the Song Dynasty win? What is Confucius' surname? Is Liu Xiahui's surname Liu? Why does "Hundred Family Surnames" begin with Zhao Qian, Sun Li? How did the Dan Shu Iron Coupon change the destiny of the country after more than 1,000 years? Makino in the Battle of Makino is not a place name? What is the name of the cook? Zhu Yuanzhang is the hero of the periodic table of elements? Chang'e wasn't originally called Chang'e? What is the relationship between the Chongzhen Smoking Ban and the Opium War? Why were there so many melons in Yongzheng? Are oracle bones just for fortune telling? Dong Zhongshu was almost killed by his own student? Why do most of the fools in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty come from the Song Dynasty? Why is the head called the first level? Why did Qu Yuan dance on the grave? Why does February have the fewest days? Why do cats love mice? Where do cucumbers turn yellow? Is Bi Mawen a homophone?

6. 106 希 Greek Mythology: Goddess of the Hearth 希腊神话：灶火女神 Goddess Themis忒弥斯女神Eastern Fantasy1.3M WordsCompleted [The forgotten goddess of the hearth breaks free from the chains of “family”] Amid the clamor of the gods, Hestia is little more than a backdrop to the myths, her name synonymous with being “overlooked.” Born the eldest daughter of the gods, she is known for always yielding and stepping aside. She gives everything to guard the sacred hearth of “home,” yet no god has ever truly cared about the woman beneath the flames. She lives for her family, yet her family forgets her. She embodies [home], 83Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Written more delicately

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