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Prosperous People and Prosperous Wealth: 1,000 Feng Shui Common Sense You Must Know
"Prosperous People and Prosperous Feng Shui Knowledge: 1,000 Must-Know Feng Shui Common Senses" is a practical Feng Shui encyclopedia focusing on "prosperous family and prosperous wealth". It strips away feudal superstitions and breaks down 1,000 high-frequency Feng Shui knowledge points in popular language so that readers with different backgrounds can easily apply it. The content focuses on core scenes such as home and office, and covers key points such as house layout, financial management, a
54Reads7.9Score—Shelves
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I Am a Double-O and Changed My Capital to A
Two heroines + ABO world + entertainment industry + group orientation + sense of contrast + plot + double cleanliness Ps. Realistic imaginary city, ABO world, no pendants. "Control the vulnerable period of the president who protects his shortcomings: Smash an antique three-piece set" "The true face of a determined, stupid and beautiful woman: specializing in treating all kinds of dissatisfaction" When Alpha Nanjue, the iceberg in the business world, was forced to sign an engagement with Zhao
40Reads—Score—Shelves
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After the Real Daughter Comes Back, I Won't Accompany You Anymore.
In her previous life, Shen Zhiyi was treated as a scapegoat by the Shen family. After the real daughter returned, she broke off the engagement, took on debts, took the blame, and was praised by everyone as "sensible" in the end. When she opened her eyes again, she went back to the night when the real daughter returned. This time, she took off the Shen family's necklace in public, canceled the Zhou family's engagement, and turned around to knock on Lu Huaijin's car window. "Mr. Lu, are you ge
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Die Hard Heroes
This is a long novel. The story begins at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China and ends with the founding of New China, spanning a hundred years of time and space. After three generations of relays, the feudal society, the Republic of China period and the founding of New China, generations of revolutionaries shed their lives and blood. The story has twists and turns, ups and downs. How many men fought to change their destiny, and how many women who stayed alone
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Talk About the Great History of the Founding of the Qing Dynasty
This book uses a popular and smooth narrative to panoramically reproduce the founding events of the Qing Dynasty from the rise outside the Pass, to the occupation of the Central Plains, to the unification of the world. From Nurhaci unifying the Jurchens and establishing the Later Jin Dynasty, to Huang Taiji changing the country's name to the Qing Dynasty and consolidating its foundation; to Wu Sangui introducing Qing troops into the customs, and Shunzhi establishing the capital in Beijing; throu
1Reads8.0Score—Shelves
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800 Minds: Unspoken Social Rules for Climbing Up
Society is not a greenhouse, and the upward path always hides an unspoken logic of survival. Many people work hard but run into obstacles everywhere. This is not because of lack of ability, but because they do not understand the hidden rules of survival. This book goes straight to the core pain points of "difficulty in workplace promotion, poor interpersonal relationships, and inability to seize opportunities", and dismantles 800 "intentions" and unspoken rules hidden in the details. The book ab
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Living Alone
A new work of the novel "The Living Widow" is released. The story begins at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, and spans a hundred years of time and space. Times have changed, and the ugly appearance of Shengdan has appeared. The plot is ups and downs. How many wealthy families are intrigued by each other, how many people with lofty ideals rebelled and joined the torrent of revolution, and how many loves are only strangers. , How many lovers finally get marri
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