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  1. The Mathematics of Lotteries and How to Pick Numbers 彩票的数学原理与选号方法 Urban142k WordsCompleted Correct common misconceptions such as “lottery tickets are a sure way to make money” and “you can get rich by picking the right numbers,” and make clear what a lottery really is: entertainment based on probability, not an investment tool. 408Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Basic Logic of How to Win the Lottery 彩票怎么才能中的基础逻辑 7k WordsCompleted The basic logic behind how to win the lottery 70Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Start by Making a Million a Year 先从一年挣100万开始 327k WordsCompleted Whenever I talk with friends about "making a million a year," someone always shakes their head as if they've just heard a fairy tale: "Only people born with a knack for making money can do that. Ordinary people like us shouldn't even dream of it!" Someone else goes even further, making me a ridiculous promise: "Once I win the lottery, a million will be nothing. Even ten million won't be a problem!" Never mind that the odds of winning the lottery are lower than the odds of getting struck by light 64Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. A Child's First Lessons in Financial Literacy: Understanding and Managing Money 儿童财商启蒙:认识金钱学会管理 113k WordsCompleted There is almost no financial literacy education for children in China. This leaves children with a vague understanding of money from an early age and can lead to many misconceptions as they grow up. This book aims to help more Chinese children develop the ability and mindset to manage their finances from an early age. 13Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Source of Great Wealth: Building a Big-Tree Mindset 暴富之源【大树思维体系的建立】 254k WordsCompleted My new work is here! You are welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Over Ten Million in Wealth in Three Years 三年财富破千万 Urban301k WordsCompleted - Misconceptions about traditional views of wealth: Examines common mistaken beliefs about wealth, such as "making money is for spending" and "a stable job is the only guarantee of security," and explains how they hinder wealth growth. - The nature and sources of wealth: Explores the nature of wealth in depth and explains how it is created through factors such as labor, capital, and innovation. - Reshaping your financial mindset: Introduces advanced approaches to wealth, such as compound-growth 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Starting a Business Because I'm Broke 没钱才创业 101k WordsCompleted The core of starting a business is “meeting a need and making money,” not “having more startup capital than everyone else.” It’s like eating: some people enjoy ordering a ten-thousand-yuan set menu at a Michelin restaurant, while others can fill up on a 15-yuan bowl of noodles from a street stall. What matters is “whether it satisfies your appetite,” not “how much you spent.” Starting a business is the same: what matters is “whether you can find a need that users are willing to pay for,” not “ho 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. All You Need Is Guts to Get Rich 只要有胆你就能富 Urban112k WordsCompleted Want to get rich? Don't wait for opportunity to come knocking! The daring ride the wave to success; the determined turn the impossible into a business opportunity. Opportunity hides in hesitation, and wealth lurks behind fear. Don't be afraid of starting from the bottom; be afraid of lacking the nerve to take that first step. Dare to dream and take action: that's the best capital of all. The bigger your nerve, the fatter your wallet. As long as you have the guts, you can get rich! Come see how t 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. The 1,500 Years Missing from Chinese History 中国历史消失的1500年 Historical122k WordsCompleted What really happened during the 1,500 years missing from Chinese history??? Why, no matter what we try, can we never piece together the complete truth of history??? How would knowing the truth affect us??? 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  10. Living on Tasty Snacks 用美食小吃养活自己 526k WordsCompleted Remember, the sky isn't going to fall, because this book will always have your back! If you're not afraid of hardship, you can make your way in a Land Rover! If you're not afraid of hard work, a happy life is waiting just ahead, waving you over!!! 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  11. Human Nature Is Shaped by Our Environment 人性由环境决定 166k WordsCompleted This book explores how human nature is formed and how the environment shapes it through the lens of Daoist thought. Reading it can help resolve your doubts... Once you understand the logic behind the formation of human nature, you can turn hardships and obstacles into tools and resources to serve you. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  12. The Fire Hell King 火阎王 Eastern Fantasy1.5M WordsCompleted A new work is out! You're welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your follows motivate me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  13. From Abandoned Wife to Tycoon: A Billionaire Life Fueled by Rage 从弃妇到神豪:气出来的亿万人生 Modern Romance153k WordsCompleted After being divorced because she was deemed too poor, Lin Wan unexpectedly bonded with an Annoyance System. She tears into her wicked mother-in-law and scummy ex-husband. The more she annoys them, the richer she gets, rising from discarded wife to billionaire tycoon. She eventually finds true love, leaving those who wronged her to regret it. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  14. I Use Immortal Arts to Win the Lottery 我用仙术买彩票 Urban212k WordsCompleted A new story is here! Come read my work on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  15. Too Weak to Go On 无力苟活 Urban289k WordsCompleted But Li Xiumei, lying on the kang, glanced at the baby and immediately curled her lip in disgust. Her voice was full of impatience. “Another mouth to feed! If it were a girl, she could help feed the pigs and do the sewing, and when she grew up, we could get some bride price for her. What use is a boy? When he grows up, we’ll have to build him a house and find him a wife. He’s nothing but a burden...” —Reads—Score—Shelves
  16. Who Holds All the Money on Earth? 地球上的货币都在谁手里 89k WordsCompleted Look beyond appearances to see the truth, understand the movements of capital and the principles behind how it operates, and plan a more rational direction for yourself so you can face life's complexities and uncertainties with confidence. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  17. To Men: The Importance of Building Assets Before Marriage 致男人【婚前财产积累的重要性】 97k WordsCompleted Building up your initial capital before marriage is about more than just saving a sum of money. The process also cultivates a wealth mindset centered on managing income, controlling risk, and planning for the long term. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  18. A Woman's Lifelong Best Friend 女人一生的好闺蜜 259k WordsCompleted After becoming self-aware, most women simply follow the crowd without knowing how to plan their lives. This book aims to be a close confidante to women, offering advice on life's challenges, helping you resolve your doubts, and becoming a lifelong dictionary for navigating life. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  19. Putting on a Show: A Life Skill Everyone Must Learn 作秀【人生必修课】 177k WordsCompleted Life is a performance: perform well, and you reach the heights; perform poorly, and you're doomed. It's been that way since time immemorial. The saying stings, but it's like cold dishes dressed with aged vinegar: sharply sour, yet oddly satisfying. Think only modern people understand "personal branding" and "image management"? Wrong! From the people of the Shang and Zhou dynasties holding bronze cauldrons during sacrificial rites to the ancient Greeks passionately delivering speeches in their as —Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. How to Become a Great Stand-Up Comedian 怎样成为优秀的脱口秀演员 94k WordsCompleted Stand-up comedy is not simply about telling jokes. It draws on personal perspectives to explore experiences in everyday life that people have in common, using humor to strike an emotional chord with the audience. A great performer can turn niche experiences into jokes that everyone understands, making the audience laugh and think, "That's exactly me..." —Reads—Score—Shelves