If It Doesn't Catch On, I'll Keep Promoting It. This Great Story Deserves Better!

502 那 My Happy Past in Dongguan During Those Years In Front of the Courtyard with Sparse ShadowsUrban299k WordsCompleted 14.7kReads5.8Score1.3kShelves

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A super nice book O_o

506 一 Reborn a Week Later, I Emptied the Enemy's Property in Advance Jiang YufeiModern Romance577k WordsOngoing 698Reads—Score—Shelves

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Is there anyone who likes to read refreshing stories about rebirth and revenge? It's such a good article, but it's a pity that the traffic is too little. Come and save the author.

507 西 Journey to the West: the White Dragon Horse Stewed at the Beginning Kunlun SwordEastern Fantasy229k WordsOngoing 32Reads—Score—Shelves

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It's a painful struggle, I don't know if it's any use [laughs awkwardly]

508 八 80: There Are Four Cubs at the Beginning, I Rely on Petting the Baby to Draw the Lottery Mubai QingjinRural Life551k WordsOngoing 3kReads—Score183Shelves

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Look at this one

512 巷 Redemption on the Street Huangfu's FoodModern Romance526k WordsCompleted 287Reads8.1Score103Shelves

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This book is actually very good, and the sense of redemption fills the series. The terrifying iceberg boss fell in love with the heroine at first sight, was paranoid and madly doting on him, fell in love five years ago, and returned with strength five years later. The title of the book may not be very amazing, but the plot is pretty good and worth recommending.

513 金 Financial Term Translator. User 2618281117k WordsCompleted 1Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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Dear readers and friends: Today, I would like to sincerely recommend to you five works that have just been released on Tomato Book Store. They are not grand narrative epics, nor are they deliberately sensational chicken soup, but five polished mirrors - a clear reflection of the struggles of contemporary working people between money, desire, rules and freedom in a way that is so absurd that it makes people slap their thighs, so humorous that it makes people laugh to tears, and so real that it makes people laugh and fall silent. These five books are all written by our own author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Just now, the old man went to Tomato Bookstore and tried to search. He entered the three words "Fu Shuiheng" and five stories popped up. The old man happily said to me: "I found it. It's very easy to find." So today I will not write a book review. I will just talk to you about the five knives hidden in these five books - each of them has accurately pierced the most sensitive nerves of our time. The first book, "Credit Card Split Personality". Have you ever had a moment like this? When I swipe my credit card, I feel like I am a winner in life, and when I pay my bills, I feel like I am an eternal sinner. The same hand, the same person, the you when you consume and the you when you repay are completely different. This book crystallizes this "split personality" that everyone has experienced but has never been explained to the extreme - a seemingly ordinary credit card, a conscientious and honest person, and an "other self" that grew out of his own mind. It spoke with his mouth, swiped cards with his hands, and deceived him with his logic. This is not a horror story, this is the most accurate psychological profile in the era of consumerism. After reading this, you will get chills on your back, and then you will silently open your bill and take a look. The second book, "The Trouble with the Tax Wizard". Who likes to pay taxes? No one. Who likes the tax office? No one at all. But this book happens to let an eight-centimeter-tall elf wearing a tax uniform and glowing golden squat on your shoulders, whispering in your ear every day - "The road under your feet, the flu vaccine your dad got, and the new microscope in your son's school all have taxes you paid." It turns a cold system into a ball of light that can cry, laugh, and feel aggrieved, and turns the cliché "paying taxes is an obligation" into conversations that make your nose sore. Do you hate taxes? After reading this book, you will still feel sorry for money, but you will never be able to say "I don't want to pay any tax" anymore. Because you know where every penny goes, it goes into a public service that you can see. The third book, "Battle of Economic Laws". If you think economics has nothing to do with you, this book will make you change your mind. An entrepreneurial genius who writes both the "broken window effect" and the "ratchet effect" into his business plan, a business wizard who uses the "Veblen Effect" to argue that the price of shared power banks should be increased, a technical geek who writes the "invisible hand" as algorithm code and stuffs it into the server - you can understand the prototypes of these people in reality at a glance. Then, the true laws of economics come alive. A pipe-smoking, grumpy Keynesian elf who resented the misuse of technical terminology began to fight back against all the distorted economic laws. This book is not about economics, it is about the scammers in every PPT that you think are very advanced, but in fact you are deceived by them and count the money for them. After reading this, you will gain an ability: when someone talks about a project with you using the terms "wind outlet", "flywheel", "long tail" and "lipstick effect", you will only smile slightly and ask him - "What are the prerequisites for this law?" The fourth book, "Financial Freedom Virus". Is your financial management wrong? That's right. Is passive income wrong? That's right. Is it wrong to think that you can decide whether to go to work or not without looking at your boss's face? That's right. But when everyone in an office simultaneously starts using cash flow analysis to measure family affection, ROI format to quantify hobbies, and "sleep income" formula to measure the value of each day, you start to feel something is wrong. This is the scariest thing about this book - it does not demonize "Financial Freedom Desire", it just puts this symptom in a closed space and lets it grow slowly under your eyes. You can see that the first group of people were infected out of trust and envy, the second group began to enthusiastically learn all the basics of financial management, and the third group could not stop settling accounts even when they were buying comic books with their children. The only person who was immune among all the infected people did nothing. He just wrote the word "enough" in his heart twelve years earlier than everyone else. This is not an anti-financial story, it is a reminder that tools should not usurp goals. The fifth book, "Financial Terminology Translator". If you have ever been confused by the words "structured deposits", "duration deviation" and "barrier price" in front of the bank counter; if you have read a sentence in a product contract and still dare not sign it after reading it three times; if you have ever secretly felt stupid because you could not understand a person who spoke financial terms in front of you for ten minutes - then you must open this book. A small plug-in that appeared by chance can translate all the pretense of sophisticated financial jargon into vernacular that even your mother can understand. It translates not just words, but the power hidden behind them. When those once lofty terms are stripped of their armor and stand naked in the sun, you will suddenly find that it is not your own lack of understanding, but that some words were not intended to be understood by ordinary people from the beginning. This book is the gentlest and strongest fable about "language equality" I have ever read. Five books, five confusions that we may experience every day but are rarely taken seriously. Mr. Fu Shuiheng used absurd settings, humorous writing style, dense exciting points and twists and turns of the plot to open them up one by one, let them take root and sprout, and then pour a pot of warm truth about the world into his pocket. Search for "Fu Shuiheng" on Tomato Book Store, or directly search for user ID "26182811". These five independent stories are waiting for you there. Finally, what I want to say is: Today, when everything is fast-paced, and everyone's attention is cut by countless fragments, there are still people who are willing to sit down and read a few long stories that require thinking to read. This in itself is the greatest respect and affirmation for the author. Dear friends, "It looks good", "One more", and "Isn't this just about me?" Are all the charges and sustainable creative motivation for our author, Mr. Fu Shuiheng, to continue writing. The story is now available on Tomato Books, so search it quickly and take a look first. Remember to look for the user ID: 26182811, which is the exclusive imprint of our own old author Mr. Fu Shuiheng. Thank you again for your love and preference. Every time you read, every message, and every share you share, it is the soil for these five stories to continue to grow. I hope you can find your own "Ah, that's it" moment in these absurd yet true stories.

518 景 Jinghe Changyuan Dreaming Back to Bauhinia Mountain16k WordsCompleted 1Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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I'm only attracted to you

537 系 Don't Even Think About Having an Easy Time with the System. A Little Pigeon Is Worse Than No Pigeon10k WordsCompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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Push [love] [love] [love] [love]

549 如 How to Play a Corpse 1997 in BeihaiMystery243k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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The recent new book is really good.