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55 重 Rebirth in 70, Warm Northwest Wind C YanxueModern Romance842k WordsCompleted 9Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Food, inspirational farming articles

59 开 Escape at the Beginning and Rebuild Taoyuan in Troubled Times Beichen Likes to Drink Red WineAncient Romance460k WordsCompleted 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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After moving three thousand miles south, Gu Changfeng cooked spiritual rice porridge for the first time on his way to escape the desert. That bowl of porridge made Xiulian's pale face flush, and Chang Lin exclaimed, "It's what gods eat." From then on, every crop of spiritual rice matured, and every handful of wild vegetables watered by spring water turned into boiling steam in the pot. When the terraces cover the valley, and when the fragrance of new rice floats in the enclosed house - with his seventeen-year-old hands, he has cooked the hardest days into the warmest human fireworks.

61 我 I Adopted the Orphans of Martyrs by the Yellow River Show Your StyleModern Romance431k WordsCompleted 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Recommended guide: "I Adopted the Orphans of Martyrs by the Yellow River" If you are looking for a heart-warming masterpiece that can directly touch the soul and is unique among fast-paced online novels, then please do not miss "I Adopted the Orphans of Martyrs by the Yellow River". This is not only a story about adoption, but also a life hymn about love and responsibility played by the mother river. High-energy plot, tears and ignitions coexist. The beginning of the novel captures people's hearts with a very tense scene: the protagonist is on the bank of the Yellow River, facing the helpless children left behind by the martyrs. The choice at that moment is not only the starting point of the plot, but also the explosive point of emotion. The plot cleverly integrates the grand feelings of family and country into the delicate daily life. For the "roots" of the martyrs and for the growth of the children, the rolling river seems to carry the readers' tears and respect, making people feel the weight of life while being moved. The character setting is real and touching. The protagonist is not a hero with super powers, but an ordinary woman of flesh and blood who continues to grow in difficult situations. Her tenacity and kindness are not empty slogans, but choices made when facing real challenges again and again. As for the orphan of the martyr, he is naive and has a precocious sense. Every time he calls "Dad/Mom", it touches the softest part of the protagonist's and the reader's heart. These characters seem to be living around us, and their joys, sorrows, and joys are so real that it makes people feel heartbroken and admirable. Reading experience, warmth and strength intertwined. Reading this book is like drinking a cup of hot tea on a cold winter day, and warmth slowly rises from the bottom of your heart. There is no grandiose show off, only down-to-earth dedication and protection. In the process of witnessing the protagonist and the child relying on each other and growing up together, you will feel a powerful spiritual power - that is respect for life, persistence in commitment, and the courage to still choose love in the face of adversity. When you close your eyes, you will be left with not only moved tears, but also a deeper understanding of life and the courage to face difficulties. Conclusion "I Adopted the Orphans of Martyrs by the Yellow River" is a masterpiece worth reading carefully. It depicts for us the brightest light in human nature with tender touches. Come and join the reading ranks, and let this touch from the Yellow River warm your heart.