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  1. God of Forensic Medicine (Japan) Masahiko Uenocompleted Behind various accidental deaths, the bereaved family members are distraught and find it difficult to believe the truth behind the death of their loved ones. This is not how I died! The deceased was shouting to him: Mr. Ueno, please tell people the truth about my death! Forensic doctor Masahiko Ueno heard the screams of the deceased through on-site autopsy and review of case files. The mother who used her body as a shield to protect her beloved son, the old man who was frozen in bed, the child w —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  2. Don't Laugh, I'm a Serious Philosophy Book (Japan) Fu Zengzhangchengcompleted "Don't laugh, I'm a serious philosophy book" is a super fun introductory book on philosophy. By reading this book, you can not only learn interesting ways of thinking about problems, but also broaden the breadth of your thinking. Philosophers from different periods or schools will have different interpretations of the same thing, which will make you fall in love with thinking and either be entangled to death or have endless fun. This book is narrated according to the four stages of ancient times —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  3. Read 50 Philosophical Classics in One Book (Japanese) Pingyuan Zhuocompleted "Understand 50 Philosophical Classics in One Book" is a philosophy popularization work by the young Japanese philosophy scholar Hirano Taku. This book aims to help readers systematically absorb philosophical knowledge, rethink themselves, understand themselves, and understand the world. It selects 50 classic works of Western philosophy from ancient times, the Middle Ages, modern times to modern times, including "The Apology of Socrates", "The Republic", "The Prince", "Confessions" and "On Human —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  4. Takagi Naoko Series (Japan) Naoko Takagicompleted This is a set of food travel books that cannot be read late at night. It's really painful when you have a big appetite but can't order takeout. Naoko Takagi shares with you the unforgettable authentic Japanese food during the trip. The interesting stories and real photos of the food will make foodies drool. Each store has a detailed address and contact number. You can find it as long as you go to Japan. Some flavors can only be tasted locally, and some touches can only be experienced by being th —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  5. Works by Keigo Higashino: the Dying Eye (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted A woman who died in a traffic accident had what she saw the moment before her death imprinted on her eyes, and her magical eyes and fatal eyes gradually controlled everything... Shinsuke Amamura was a bartender at a high-end bar in Tokyo. He was attacked by a stranger late one night after get off work and was seriously injured, almost dying. The attacker later committed suicide at home. A few days later, Shinsuke gradually regained consciousness and cooperated with the police investigation. He f —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  6. Little Habits (Japan) Yoshii Masayukicompleted This is a practical self-improvement and workplace motivational book about "habit power". It is also a practical guide for intentionally making small changes in your daily life. In work and life, more than 95% of our behaviors are habitual behaviors. Good habits allow us to have better plans for our work and life, help us get rid of negative energy, strengthen positive energy, live healthily, improve efficiency and mobility, and build good interpersonal relationships. Say goodbye to "no time", " —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  7. Kidnapping Game (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted Business elite Sakuma's promotion plan for Sunstar Motors was rejected, and his frustration made him feel resentful. That night he arrived at the door of the vice president of Rixing Automobile, and unexpectedly he happened to bump into a girl climbing over the wall. This girl is Juri, the illegitimate daughter of the vice president, who ran away from home due to family problems. Out of a common desire for revenge, Sakuma and Juri directed and acted in a kidnapping case with a ransom of 300 mill —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. Make Kidneys 20 Years Younger (Japan) Kitahama Greencompleted A 30-year-old traditional Chinese medicine practitioner from Japan summarized 24 ways to improve kidney power, which can significantly improve various unexplained physical problems such as coldness, edema, shoulder and neck pain, dizziness, infertility, allergies, mental illness, aging, insomnia, hearing loss, hair loss, etc. The author's ankle bandage method, body balance gymnastics, meridian massage, calf massage, Dantian breathing method, etc. Are disclosed in one fell swoop. It contains many —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  9. The Realm of Emptiness (Four Volumes in Total) (Japanese) Nasu MushroomModern Romancecompleted This set includes a total of 4 volumes including the first, middle, and second volumes of "The Realm of the Sky" and "The Gospel of the Future". This is a story that happened at the end of summer, where girls kept flying down and jumping to commit suicide one after another. The girls suddenly jumped from the roof of the ruined building into the sky without warning, and then fell down. All that awaits them is death. There is nothing unusual about these girls at school, and they are not friends wi —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. The Korean War Through Japanese Eyes (Japan) Kojima Xiangcompleted It accurately and comprehensively records the beginning and end of the war from when the North Korean army broke through the 38th Parallel on June 25, 1950, to when the warring parties formally signed an armistice agreement on July 27, 1953. Using time as a clue, historical data as a basis, and interviews as support, it objectively presents that wonderful war history. The book is composed of three parts: the first part introduces the background of the war, describing the rout of the Korean army —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  11. Solomon's Perjury (All Three Volumes) (Japan) Miyuki Miyabecompleted A classic of Japanese mystery novels! The pain covered by lies will never heal, only the truth can. A group of ordinary teenagers, faced with a mysterious death on campus in the summer when they were fourteen, boldly challenged the rules of the adult world. In this summer, malice distorts human nature, but the truth that the teenagers work together to discover will eventually heal people's hearts. Part 1: Incident The boy's death is a mirror that reflects evil and good, hypocrisy and truth. Part —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  12. The Trickster and the Air Man (Japan) Edogawa Rampocompleted "The Trickster and the Air Man" is the twelfth volume of the "Edogawa Ranpo Collection". The illusive Air Man encounters the mysterious Trickster, who has a smile like Mephistopheles. The two came to the corner of reality to peek into the beauty of the dream world; The airy man made a mistake and fell into the gentle land; I woke up suddenly when I was in a good state; It turned out to be Nankeyimeng! —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  13. Ayatsuji Kyoujin 03: Maze House Incident (Japanese) Yukito Ayatsujicompleted Mystery novelist Miyagaki Haitaro invited four of his best students to attend his birthday party. The banquet was held at the Labyrinth Hall, which was laid out like a maze. However, when the four writers arrived, the old writer Miyagaki had died, and his last words stated that the four writers should write a novel with the "Maze Hall" as the scene and himself as the victim within five days, and the one who writes the best will receive his huge inheritance. The four writers naturally worked hard —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  14. Human Oil Candle: Kosui Fuki's Curious Story (Japanese) Kosui Fumucompleted Reading makes your scalp numb, this is physiological horror! This book selects 14 unabridged novels from Kosui Fumu's novels. B-movie-style brutal aesthetics will shock your sensory tolerance! In "Human Oil Candle", he is obsessed with the smell of burning corpses and uses human oil to make candles... In "The Cat and Muramasa", the wife beside the pillow grows cat's eyes at night... In "The Dying Eye", will the reflection of the murderer be left in the retina of a dying person? In "Artificial He —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  15. Girls' Hell: Yumeno Hisaku's Strange Chapter (Japanese) Yumeno Hisakucompleted Every page is quietly crazy, and the whole book is like a mental patient's soliloquy. This book selects 7 masterpieces of morbid aesthetics from Yumeno Hisaku's gloomy and treacherous novels. Weird and beautiful, as crazy and crazy as a dream, it makes people's hair stand on end when reading it! In "The Demon Drum", the craftsman puts resentment into the drum, and all those who are bewitched by the demon drum die... In "One Foot First", my right leg disappeared and it slipped off the bed... In " —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  16. Broken Keel (Two Volumes) (Japan) Written by Yonezawa Honobu; Translated by Huang Jingjingcompleted This book is a long mystery novel by the famous new-generation Japanese mystery novelist Yonezawa Honobu. It won the 64th Japan Mystery Writers Association Award. The story takes place during the European Middle Ages on a fictional island in northern Ireland. It tells the whole story of the secret room murder case in which the Lord of Sauron Island was assassinated. The novel observes, describes, and infers from the perspective of the lord's daughter, analyzing it layer by layer, and finally fin —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  17. I Actually Want to Eat Bananas in the Middle of the Night! (Japan) Written by Kazushi Watanabe, Translated by Xie Yingcompleted Shikano Yasaki suffers from muscular dystrophy and was predicted at the age of 12 that he would not live to turn 18. He was unable to turn over on his own, and could only move his head and hands. He had to have four attendants within 24 hours. We need 120 caregivers a month and 1,460 caregivers a year. Staring at the ceiling of the hospital, it's as if you can hear the terrifying countdown of the hourglass of life... But! Do you think this is Shikano Jingming's daily life? No! No! No! No! No! Ac —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  18. The Reply That I Had Been Waiting for in the Iron Box on the Rooftop for Ten Years That I Had Forgotten Japanese Success Namecompleted The reply that I had been waiting for in the iron box on the rooftop for ten years that I had forgotten —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  19. Nantang's Late Thoughts Japanese Melon Seedsongoing [Growth, revenge, house fighting, family and country, evenly matched, strong alliance] The Du Chutang family was trapped and fell, and they had no choice but to be exiled to the border to serve as slaves to guard the border. I thought I would be like this for the rest of my life, so frustrated, but I didn't know there was still a chance to escape. From then on, she made a living, sought the truth, helped the poor and weak, and helped the world! Xu Keli, his childhood sweetheart, hides his identi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. Siyuankan Incident (Japanese) Hayasakacompleted Aiwei, a genius scholar in the field of artificial intelligence, was unfortunately swallowed up by a fire. He left two AIs to his son Aiosuke - detective Xiangyi and prisoner Yixiang. Yi Xiang specializes in committing crimes, while Xiang Yi solves the truth of the case. As twin AI sisters, they continue to grow through battles. After the showdown with the terrorist organization, Yi Xiang began to hold a "criminal auction" in cyberspace. She chose a girl who wanted to avenge her dead cousin and —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  21. Attack the Bakery Again [Japan] Written by Haruki Murakami; Translated by Lin Shaohuacompleted "The Bakery Again" is the fifth collection of short stories written by Haruki Murakami in 1985 and published in 1986. It includes six short stories: "The Bakery Again", "The Disappearance of the Elephant", "Family Affair", "Twin Girls and the Sunken Continent", "The Collapse of the Roman Empire, 1881 Indian Revolt, Hitler's Invasion of Poland and the Windy World", "The Wind-up Bird and the Tuesday Girls". The work describes several people on the margins of mainstream society. The romance of yout —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  22. Japanese Classical Women's Diary (Illustrated Edition) (Four Volumes in Total) Written by (Japanese) Murasaki Shikibu, (Japanese) Fujiwara Michizuna, (Japanese) Izumi Shikibu, (Japanese) Sugawara Takabiao; Translated by Huang Yuesheng, Huang Yiding, Shen Jiawei, and Zheng Minqincompleted During the Heian Period in Japan, the culture of the Tang Dynasty was absorbed, and the palace diary literature written in female characters (kana script) was born, which can be regarded as the origin of Japanese women's literature. These works depict elegant court life, tell elegant and bitter love experiences, and also provide new soil for "The Tale of Genji", which is regarded by later generations as the highest peak of Japanese classical literature. "The Diary of Murasaki Shikibu" Adhering t —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  23. Heart: Inamori Kazuo's Lifetime Instructions [Japan] Written by Kazuo Inamori; Translated by Cao Yugang and Cao Xiuyuncompleted Looking back at a life span of nearly 90 years and reviewing more than half a century of business experience, Kazuo Inamori wants to convey the wisdom of "building the cornerstone of life." Kazuo Inamori believes that no matter what kind of person he is, he has the right to enjoy happiness as long as he is alive. All encounters in life are attracted by your own heart. The blueprint you draw in your heart determines the life you will spend. Therefore, if you have a pure heart and see the truth, a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  24. The Stitches of Time (Japanese) Written by Ogawa Ito; Translated by Lu Lingzhicompleted "Stitches of Time" is a very healing prose work. The author Ogawa Ito, who lives in Germany, uses fresh and meaningful writing to describe the daily life in Berlin and the infinite recollection of the past. When I reach middle age, I relearn the tedious German language; I make my own natto and Japan's unique ingredients in a foreign country; I integrate into the local life in Berlin, reduce my material desires, get close to nature wholeheartedly, and enjoy the clean and beautiful leisure time in —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Black Death Hall Murder Incident (Japanese) Written by Taro Koguru; Translated by Luo Songtaocompleted Are others hell, how do we keep distance from the devil? ★ The ancestor of Japan's four great mystery books and a classic work of dazzling mystery. ★ "Superman writer", heir to the Edogawa School, and master of the Honkoku School, the style of Taro Oguri Mushi is concentratedly reflected. ★ As soon as it was published, it caused a sensation in the Japanese literary world and profoundly influenced Konosuke Matsushita. - The Fukiyaki family lives in a Western-style castle with an enchanting a —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  26. Disintegration of Causes (Japan) Written by Yasuhiko Nishizawa; Translated by Su Youyoucompleted Nishizawa Yasuhiko's stunning debut work is highly recommended by Shoji Shimada Drunken detective Qian Xiaochu appears Out of print for many days, reinstalled How big is the imagination of a mystery writer? You don't know if you don't see it! Jiang Qianxiao, nicknamed "Jiang Zai", is not tall and has an unattractive appearance. If he is thrown into the street, he will be instantly overwhelmed by the crowd. He has a clear mind and sharp eyes. Although he is not a drunkard on the college campus, h —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  27. The Galloping Conqueror of the Grassland: Liao·xixia·jin·yuan (Japanese) Written by Masaaki Sugiyama; Translated by Ulan and Uzhinacompleted This volume is written by Masaaki Sugiyama, an expert in this research field in Japanese academic circles, and highly recommended by Professor Yao of Fudan University. It directly involves the history of about five hundred years from the second half of the 9th century to the end of the 14th century. The author does not present the history of China from the 10th to the 14th century AD according to the main line of historical changes of "Tang-Five Dynasties-Two Songs-Yuan" as Chinese people are us —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  28. Sugar Poisoning – Uncovering the Nature of How Sugar Damages Your Brain and Health [Japan] Zenji Makitacompleted Why do people become fat? Why are chronic illnesses so common? That's not your fault. Because your brain is unknowingly damaged by sugar and becomes "sugar poisoning". As long as you change your "poisoned" brain, you can successfully lose weight and get rid of chronic diseases. This book details how harmful sugar is to the body, how it is the root cause of various diseases, and the mechanisms that cause obesity. Then, ways to get out of sugar poisoning are provided. In addition, it also explains —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  29. Hold It! Don't Interfere! 3 the Correct View of Money (Japan) Takatori Shizuka, Edited by Japanese NPO JAM Network; Translated by Li Juncompleted Today's children live in an era of affluence. They don't know what money is, and they never know how to restrain their desires. They pester adults to buy whatever they want. In this way, when they grow up, they are likely to be in debt for what they want. This book helps children understand that money is hard-earned, learn to allocate it rationally, and teaches children a correct view of money by letting them do housework for a fee. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  30. Abby's Dream [Japan] Written by Yamamoto Hiroshi; Translated by Zhang Zhiyuancompleted I live in a world where humans are surviving under the rule of robots. I am a storyteller who makes a career out of telling stories and travels around the world. These days, literate humans like me are a rare species, so storytellers are popular everywhere. Although I have read many books, my favorite is the story of the "last hundred years" - from the birth of the first computer in the 1940s to the surpassing of humans by computers in the 2040s. What happened after 2039? There is no such conten —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  31. Run! Melos (Japan) Morimi Nobuhikocompleted This book is a collection of short stories written by Morimi Nobumihiko in tribute to the classics. The all-powerful library police chief robbed the activity room of the Sophist Club, and the Sophist Club was in danger of disbanding. Meiye, a member who claims to be the "spokesperson of the Sophist Club", went to the library police chief to argue. The chief said that if he wanted to keep the activity room, he must prove "true friendship" to him. For this reason, Meiye left his only close friend —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  32. Tricolor Cat Detective (10 Volumes) (Japan) Akagawa Jirocompleted The cat detective series has been popular in Japan for 40 years since its first work was published in 1978. It pioneered Japanese youth humorous reasoning and created a world full of warmth and humanity. The 2012 Japanese drama adaptation starred Arashi member Masaki Aiba and was co-starred by Naoto Fujiki, which once again became a hot topic. The author writes a general preface especially for Chinese readers. This set includes: "Mountain Bike", "Opera House", "Fake House", "Chivalry", "Drama Cl —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  33. Time Traveler's Hourglass (Japanese) Abbot GuihuiMysterycompleted In order to save his lover and break the curse, reporter Kamo Fuyuma embarks on a mysterious time and space journey. Kamo's wife, Longquan Reina, was born into a big family. At the birthday party in 1960, a series of murders and the ensuing mudslides involved the family in a ruthless curse. If you want to break the curse, you must find the real culprit of the murder. Kamo, who traveled through time and space, found that the murder scene was like an "isolated island", and there were several "fans —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  34. Smart Man Using Checkered Notebook (Japanese) Takahashi Masashicompleted This is a book that teaches readers how to organize their brains by taking notes. Major foreign management consulting firms such as McKinsey Consulting Company and Boston Consulting Group, as well as students admitted to Tokyo University, use it. Smart people use grid notebooks. What is the reason? Because using a grid notebook can "clarify your brain ideas" and organize your notes, it can also make work and study more interesting, and the efficiency will naturally be higher. The book introduces —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  35. 62 Good Habits for Efficient Work (Japanese) Mitsuhiro Okada Translator: Shao Mingqing Li Xuecompleted This book shows readers how to improve work efficiency and achieve work goals through 62 good work habits. In fact, everyone's working ability is almost the same. The reason why some people are successful and others are mediocre is just because of their different working habits. As a professional trainer of efficient work, the author of this book has summarized 62 good habits that can achieve efficient work through his own practice. He hopes to help you who are interested in improving your perso —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  36. Knocking on the Door of the Secret Room.2 (Japan) Yugo AozakiMysterycompleted I thought it was a secret room murder, but a big hole opened in the wall. What was the murderer's purpose? A young woman was murdered in a park. Why did the "impossible" watch she was wearing stop at a strange time? The female high school student who entered the underground passage did not come out from the other side and suddenly disappeared... Six clueless cases were solved through seamless cooperation and tacit understanding between two young detectives - Katarashi Hyōsame, who specializes in —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  37. Shancha Stationery Store + Sparkling Life (2 Volumes in Total) [Japan]ogawa Itocompleted This set contains 2 volumes, a collection of works by the famous Japanese healing writer Ogawa Ito. They are "Camellia Stationery Shop" and "Sparkling Life" "Camacha Stationery Store": In Kamakura, there is a stationery store that helps people write for others. Each generation of store owners are women. They will accept any entrustment, even if it is a restaurant menu. Unknowingly, Hatoko Amamiya became the 11th generation successor. The misunderstanding with her grandmother and the fear of star —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Kindaichi Detective Collection 2021 (10 Volumes) (Japanese) Henggou Official Historycompleted "The Detective Collection of Kindaichi" is a collection of 10 volumes of representative works by Japan's master of reasoning, Henmou Masashi. "Detective Kindaichi Collection" contains 10 masterpieces selected by Henggou's official history, including "Prison Gate Island", "Honjin Murders", "Inugami Family", "The Devil's Ball Song", "Eight Graves Village", "The Devil Comes with the Flute", "Masquerade", "Three Songs Tower", "Queen Bee" and "Night Walk". ——He is unattractive and unkempt, and is oft —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. The Tale of Genji, All Three Volumes [Japan] Written by Murasaki Shikibu; Translated by Ye Weiqu and Tang Yuemeicompleted A love story that has been passed down for thousands of years, an ultimate interpretation of the beauty of physical sorrow, and a literary classic that has shaped the entire Japanese nation. "The Tale of Genji" had a huge impact on the development of Japanese literature. It was the peak of Japanese classical literature and opened the era of "mono-sorrow" in Japan. The Tale of Genji, written in the Heian period, has a history of more than 1,000 years. The book has more than 1 million words, nearl —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  40. Distant Travel (Japanese) Kawabata Yasunari; Translated by Lian Zixincompleted Nobel Prize-winning writer Kawabata Yasunari's masterpiece that will never be forgotten by time, "A Distant Journey" is published for the first time in simplified Chinese. The eternally lonely literary traveler Kawabata Yasunari's extremely sincere emotional writing, using the master's delicate brushwork, reveals the complex and difficult emotional entanglements in the world - about love. When everyone is lost in the journey of life, and the journey is about to reach its end, will happiness be w —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  41. Before and After the Plum Rain (Japanese) Nagai Hefeng; Translated by Pan Yulingcompleted "Before and After the Plum Rain" is a classic collection of novels by the Japanese aestheticist writer Karika Nagai, including "Before and After the Plum Rain", "Sunset Glow at the Willow Window", "Flower in the Shade", "Some Night", "Yokokan" and other representative novels. The historical novel "Sunset Glow at the Scattered Willow Window" was written in 1913 and was originally titled "The Death of a Popular Novelist". It describes the decline and decline of the famous Edo period popular noveli —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  42. Gentle Sigh [Japan] Written by Qingshan Qihui; Translated by Zhu Jiarongcompleted The novel begins with the protagonist "Yuan" suddenly encountering his younger brother who has not heard from him for four years. The younger brother moved into the house rented by his older sister and started keeping a "sister's observation diary" every day. After reading it, my sister realized how boring her daily life was, purely "copying and pasting". So she decided to try to change the situation, fell in love with a friend of her younger brother, accepted an invitation from her colleagues t —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  43. Pillow Seeds (Japanese) Written by Qing Shaonayan; Translated by Zhou Zuorencompleted The pioneering work of Japanese essay literature! Together with "The Tale of Genji", it is also known as the double wall of Japanese classical literature. "Pillow" was written around 1001. The book has a total of 305 paragraphs, covering geographical features, vegetation, flowers and birds, inner emotions, life interests, etc., All reflecting the author Qing Shao Nayan's delicate observation and aesthetic taste. She also recorded her life in the palace, from which readers can learn about the liv —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  44. The Wind Is Rising (Guomai Classic) (Japanese) Written by Horizatsuo; Translated by Huang Yueshengcompleted The original animated novel by Hayao Miyazaki is a pure love song that has touched countless readers. At the end of time and life, they are looking for the joy of life and the purity of love together. The time spent together is even more precious because it is fleeting. This is the masterpiece of Tatsuo Hori, the master of Japanese neopsychology. His fiancée Setsuko is seriously ill, and the hero accompanies her to recuperate in the mountains. During the illness, they searched for the happiness —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  45. Surveillance (Matsumoto Seiho Short Classic) [Japan] Written by Matsumoto Kiyoshi; Translated by Zhu Tianyuncompleted The title of the book "Surveillance" tells the story of a plainclothes policeman who monitors his past lover in order to arrest a suspect. During the long and boring surveillance, he glimpses how an ordinary housewife can glow in an instant, like a girl who has fallen in love... The stories in the collection of novels are all set in urban Japan during the Showa era. The protagonists range from rising starlets, frustrated journalists, ordinary housewives, newspaper operators, owners of small prin —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  46. Yataro Matsuura: Fetish Story (Japan) Yataro Matsuuracompleted Content introduction of "Fetish Story": Japanese life esthetician Yataro Matsuura uses words and photography full of true feelings to record the daily objects that can't be put down, and details every warm feeling in life. Every everyday object, if used with love, is given a soul and becomes an irreplaceable part of life. To me, holding someone's hand sincerely and warming them is a selfless expression of loving someone. The same goes for treating love objects. Holding a small daily object tight —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  47. Hiromi Ito X Chizuru Ueno: a Guide to a Free Life for Women (3 Volumes in Total) Japanhiromi Ito; Japanchizuru Ueno, Japankiryu Minadacompleted Hiromi Ito x Chizuru Ueno: A woman's guide to living a free life. They are "Born as a Girl, No Need to Sorry", "Nothing Left Behind" and "I Will Get Married" —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  48. Forbidden Love in Mount Fuji (Japan) Written by Matsumoto Seichocompleted No wonder he's Keigo Higashino's idol! The masterpiece of suspense master Matsumoto Seicho! A suspense classic among romance novels, a love bible among suspense novels. The novel begins with the encounter, acquaintance, and passionate love between Onoki and Raiko, and takes readers bit by bit into a maze of love and hate. It seems like two people in love blindfolded, until everything is irreversibly destroyed. What the novel really explores is: What can we do in the face of a love that is doomed —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  49. Started Learning Investment and Financial Management at the Age of 10 [Japan] Written by Mitsuaki Yokoyama; Translated by Tao Lincompleted 10 Years old is the age when children can gradually distinguish between their own needs and desires, that is, the age when they can consider and plan consumption on their own. Let children learn some knowledge about money, financial management and investment at this time, which can cultivate their money awareness. Through vivid and real stories and practical methods, this book explains everything in detail from how to give pocket money, awareness of increasing income, basic knowledge of investme —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  50. The Wind Rises (2021 New Beautiful Illustrated Collection) (Japan) Written by Tatsuo Hori and Translated by Gao Yingcompleted This book tells a pure and beautiful love story that transcends life and death. The content is not complicated - "I" accompanied my sick fiancée Setsuko to a sanatorium in the mountains to recuperate. Under the threat of death, we spent the last period of time together, embracing each other in life and becoming stronger. However, in the end Jiezuko died of illness, "I" returned to the village alone, and heavy snow fell one after another. The work is based on the author's real experience. The aut —Reads9.1Score—Shelves