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Books by 喜欢地梨的葛朴
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I Got Rich by Investing in Mutual Funds 我从买基金开始暴富
In post-pandemic Yunxi, two female grassroots civil servants turn their five-thousand-yuan salaries into a million through regular fund investments: by day, they use Excel to help businesses survive; by night, they train their nerves on stock charts. Even after a 38% drawdown, they stay at their public-service desks. A no-barrier-to-entry guide to compounding that ordinary small-town workers can follow.
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I Became Stronger by Climbing Mountains 我从爬山开始变强
Chen Yue, an office worker in Xi'an, is plagued by poor health when he happens to set out on a hike in the Qinling Mountains. Starting from Guifeng Mountain, he checks off a hundred peaks across the Qinling range, figures out his gear budget, masters wilderness skills, explores mountain legends and temples, and samples the local specialties at the trailheads. From an office worker with little stamina to an accomplished hiker who conquers deep valleys and high altitudes, climbing transforms him f
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The Academic Prodigy Reborn to Rise Again at Eighty 80学霸重生逆袭
A top student from the 1980s is reborn with memories of future technology, just as the wave of reform and opening-up begins. Breaking free from the shackles of fate, he uses his advanced knowledge to overcome technological barriers and establish a tech company, forging his way through the tides of business. From laboratories to capital markets, from technological breakthroughs to commercial dominance, he plans every move and pools resources, ultimately building a tech empire spanning multiple in
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The Water Margin Sequel: A Continuing Tale of Loyalty and Righteousness 水浒后传忠义续篇
After Liangshan Marsh accepted the imperial amnesty, the two brutal campaigns against the Liao and Fang La cost them more than half their leaders. Those who survived either died after being framed by treacherous ministers or saw through the dangers of officialdom and withdrew to the mountains. The apricot-yellow banner that once proclaimed “Uphold Heaven’s Justice” eventually faded amid the smoke and turmoil of Bianliang. Good readers should know that loyalty and righteousness are not just a mom
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Great Ming: Father and Son Bring Gunboat Technology to Sweep Through the Wanli Era 大明:父子双穿炮舰科技横扫万历
A lightning strike at the Forbidden City sends Lin Zhiyuan, a vice dean of engineering, and his video-creator son Lin Qiyuan back to the twentieth year of Wanli. They arrive as impoverished scholars, carrying a two-terabyte library. First they make cement to shore up dikes in exchange for farmland, then build water-powered cotton gins and spinning jennies, producing a hundred jin of yarn a day and shaking up the Songjiang cloth market. Hunted by Japanese pirates, the Imperial Weaving Bureau, and
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Qinghuawan 青化湾
His father is dead! His family is ruined! He's been framed! Chen Jiushan's life in the Republic of China begins on nightmare difficulty! Local gentry persecute him, the authorities hunt him, and a great drought leaves the land of Guanzhong strewn with corpses. Clutching his father's body at the foot of the mountains in Qinghuawan, he swears through tears of blood: “Today I take to the hills, and I'll kill every last one who deals injustice!” Making himself king of the mountain, he lays down stri
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