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  1. The Voice of Aisha Oradao, the Girl Who Smells the Fragrance (Japan) Written by Naoko Uehashi; Translated by Li Qingcompleted What brought prosperity to the Umaru Empire was a unique type of rice, Ole rice. It was not only high-yielding but also fearless of pests, so it was also called the "miracle rice." To the surrounding vassal states, Ole rice is a rice that brings joy and sorrow. Although it can fill the stomachs of the people, its seeds must be distributed by the Umaru Empire. One day, Orade rice suddenly encountered a pest called Oyoma. For people who could no longer grow other crops because of Orade rice, this —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  2. Who Killed Her (2018 Hardcover Edition) (Japanese) Written by Keigo Higashino; Translated by Yuan Bincompleted "Who Killed Her" is a novel written by Japanese writer Keigo Higashino, which is regarded as the BEST 10 works of Keigo Higashino. "Who Killed Her" is a novel that requires readers to find the truth on their own. A deceased person, two suspects, and two people with different purposes looking for the truth constitute the entire story. Keigo Higashino said: "I worked really hard to complete "Who Killed Her". Until this book came out, the editor and I were worried. Is this puzzle too difficult? Any —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  3. Who Did You Kill Written by Keigo Higashino, Translated by Su Jiulingcompleted Keigo Higashino is back from "killing"! Here, sincerity is fatal. Every word has a price! Please begin your defense of innocence—— ★ After 25 years, Keigo Higashino once again takes up the banner of "character reasoning"! The brain-burning "Kill" series is back, setting off a nationwide reasoning craze! ● Sweeping all the major reasoning lists! Weekly Wenchun Mystery List Annual TOP2! This mystery novel is amazing! Annual TOP3! Integrity reasoning BEST10 annual TOP3! ● Following "Who Killed Her" —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Ten Minutes of Meditation (UK) Written by Andy Puddicombe; Translated by Wang Junlan and Wang Yanyoucompleted Meditation is an amazing skill that has the potential to change our lives, but how you use it is up to you. As media coverage of meditation and mindfulness increases, many people seem eager to identify the uses for meditation. In fact, you can only determine its purpose if you determine how to use it. When you learn to ride a bicycle, you learn how to ride a bicycle, not how to use your ability to ride a bicycle. Some people regard bicycles as a means of transportation, some use them to hang out —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Making Peace with Yourself: Healing Your Inner Child Written by Thich Nhat Hanh; Translated by Wang Qiaocompleted In "Reconciling with Yourself", Thich Nhat Hanh uses Buddhist principles to help you return to the depths of your heart, be aware of the existence of your inner child, talk to him, and listen to his voice, so as to achieve the purpose of reconciling with yourself. In this way, we are no longer at the mercy of our emotions, we have no resentment in our hearts, and we no longer take our anger out on others. Our interpersonal relationships also began to improve, and we learned about love and retain —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  6. Rongkujian (Full Translation and Explanation) (Five Dynasties) Written by Feng Dao; Translated and Interpreted by Li Jingcompleted See through the ups and downs of human nature, learn the true rules of life, teach you how to recognize people, avoid disasters, and stay invincible in life. "The Mirror of Prosperity and Decay" is said to have been written by Feng Dao during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, and is also said to have been written under the pseudonym of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is a classic about tactics that breaks through the traditional perspective and explores the survival logic of human natu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. The Art of Learning: How and What to Learn Written by Walter Pitkin; Translated by Hong Youcompleted The purpose of this book is to help the following types of people: young men and women who have ended their school career and hope to enter higher fields of knowledge independently as soon as possible; people who feel that they lacked correct training in the art of learning when they were young and are eager to overcome this shortcoming; adults who have received good training in using their brains and find that there is a lot of spare time available and are eager to make the most of it; people w —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  8. Python and Pygame Game Development Guide [US] Written by Al Sweigart, Translated by Li Qiangcompleted The Python language and Pygame are both powerful tools for developing graphical computer games. Pygame makes it easy to develop 2D graphics programs, and it is free to download and install. This book is an intermediate programming book. This book teaches you how to use Python language and Pygame library to write graphical computer games. This book contains 10 chapters in total. This book starts with the basics of Python and Pygame, briefly introducing how the Pygame library works and what functi —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  9. Beautiful Friends (World Famous Translation Library Maupassant Collection) (France) Maupassant; Translated by Li Yumincompleted "Beautiful Friend" is the masterpiece of Maupassant's novels. Duroy, a junior officer of the French colonial army in Algeria, was bold, ruthless and cruel. He broke into Paris on his own with his good looks. He was introduced by a friend to work as a reporter for "La Vie Française". From then on, he mingled in the circle of Parisian noble ladies, like a fish in water, and staged scenes of debauched farce. The novel reveals the emptiness, debauchery, and depravity of the upper class society, show —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Utopia [Ancient Greece] Written by Plato; Translated by Zhang Juncompleted "The Republic" is a philosophical dialogue written by Plato. The whole book is written in the words of Socrates and through dialogue with other people, designing a political system that integrates truth, goodness, and beauty, that is, an utopia that can achieve justice. Most of the issues discussed in the book are closely related to daily life, such as eugenics issues, birth control issues, family disintegration issues, freedom of marriage, celibacy issues, religious issues, moral issues, litera —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. Notes on Developing Hobbies (Set of 5 Volumes) (Say Goodbye to Emptiness, Loneliness, Anxiety and Boredom) (US) Lutz, (US) Berryman, (UK) Mark Hamberg, Translated by Chen Qiaorong, Ban Zhao, Yiran, Shao Lin, Zhang Xueying, Zhang Kuncompleted This is a set of hobby books that make life more fulfilling and interesting, focusing on painting and piano. It mainly includes "Making Drawing Easier", "What to Draw and How to Draw", "Learning to Draw Human Structure with Berryman", "Learning Practical Drawing Techniques in 30 Days" and "Mark Hamberg's Simple Piano Tutorial", a total of 5 volumes. It is especially suitable for beginners who have zero basic knowledge. From now on, you might as well open this set of books and follow them to prac —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  12. Read a Brief History of Time Every Day (UK) Written by Stephen Hawking, Translated by Wang Yukuncompleted A philosopher once said that when a person realizes his own limitations, he will turn his attention to the vast universe and space. This sentence could not be more appropriate when applied to Stephen Hawking. This scientist, who has been confined to a wheelchair for more than 40 years due to illness and can move only three fingers on his body, used his astonishing and unbridled imagination to boldly propose the greatest cosmology theory at present, solved many mysteries of the universe, and beca —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  13. All Writing Skills of Best-Selling Authors (Japanese) Written by Daze Zaichang, Translated by Cheng Liangcompleted This is a unique guide to novel writing techniques, compiled from a series of "Novel Class" lectures given by Japanese mystery novelist Osawa Zaimasa. This lecture is aimed at twelve young writers selected from Japan, in the form of a "private school held by a master", aiming to teach the authors their creative experience and writing insights in their more than thirty years of writing career. This book condenses a year-long lecture into ten writing courses and four topic reviews. Osawa Zaichang —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. Rich Way Written by George Klassen; Translated by Jin Langcompleted Do you work hard every month or are you a moonlighter? Others have already built up a small treasury after working for several years, why are you still empty-handed? Are you worried that you will fall into the curse of "living to old age, tired to old, poor to old"? "The Way to Wealth" was written by George Klaassen, a best-selling wealth writer. It tells the legendary story of an ancient Babylonian millionaire who became rich. Based on a large number of cases and facts, it uses simple, practica —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. Interesting Physics (Guomai Classic) (Soviet) Written by Yakov Isidalovich Beleiman; Translated by Yang Xicompleted Life that seems to be taken for granted actually hides a lot of physics mysteries! Unexpected? You are sitting on a chair and cannot stand up at all; Walking is a series of forward falling movements; A ton of wood is heavier than a ton of iron; The sunrise we see is actually higher than the actual position of the sun. Come and join Belaliman and penetrate the surface of everyday things, Learn about the fun and mysteries of physics! By the way, here is the original intention of writing as stated —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  16. Who Says I Can't: How to Stop Self-Sabotage [Germany] Written by Jacqueline Coupen; Translated by Chi Xueyancompleted [If you have ever had a moment of losing control in your heart, then read this book] A professional psychological coach from Germany teaches you to identify 9 patterns of self-sabotage and get rid of the negative effects of hesitation, anxiety, doubt, perfectionism, and self-denial. You can also live an ideal life deeply buried in your heart. Full of confidence one second, hesitant and flinching the next? Working hard one second and ruining everything the next? I am talented one moment and wort —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  17. Make Peace with Your True Self [US] Written by Tim Desmond, Translated by Lu Nicompleted When we encounter setbacks and failures, we tend to condemn and criticize ourselves, feeling that we are worthless, as if all misfortunes were caused by ourselves, and fall into inextricable self-blame and pain. We may feel that to sympathize with and comfort ourselves is to excuse ourselves, a sign of escapism and irresponsibility. In fact, everyone needs "self-compassion." The book "Reconciling with Your True Self" tells us that self-compassion is an attitude of fully accepting and being kind —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  18. Let Yourself Go and Allow Everything to Happen: Live with Ease and Determination Without Comparing [France] Written by Saverio Tomasella; Translated by Huo Yanyucompleted We are always surrounded by many goals, many role models, and many encouragements, forcing ourselves to keep moving forward. When we are hit by failure again and again, why can't we choose to let ourselves go bravely? Why can't we realize our own strengths and potential instead of listening to external voices? The author of this book found through research that letting yourself go requires long-term courage rather than instantaneous motivation. We need grit and courage: the courage to think, spe —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  19. 3 Dimensions of Dialogue with Yourself Written by Sigmund Freud; Translated by Zhang Shaogang; Zhang Mengyin; Zhu Caiweicompleted This book contains two of Freud's later mature works - "The Super Pleasure Principle" and "The Ego and the Id", which concisely expresses the theoretical points and essence of psychoanalysis. "The Super Pleasure Principle" is a book written by Freud published in 1920. In this work, Freud proposed that in addition to the pleasure principle followed by the id and the reality principle followed by the ego, there is also a compulsive repetition principle, the super-pleasure principle. Freud's theory —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  20. The Mob (Phoenix One Force) [France] Written by Gustave Le Pen, Translated by Wan Lincompleted This book is a classic work on analyzing group psychology. Although it is an academic work, the language is vivid and fluent, and the analysis is penetrating and penetrating. Therefore, "The Crowd" has been translated into more than a dozen languages ​​since its publication. This book subverts people's usual understanding of groups and analyzes the characteristics of groups incisively and vividly, making people first surprised and then admired. The author analyzes layer by layer and advances ste —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  21. The Complete History of Japanese Thought (Japan) Written by Masaru Shimizu; Translated by Wang Dancompleted Kinokuniya 2015 Honya Awards Readers' Choice Letter. From sending envoys to the Tang Dynasty to the arrival of black ships, and then to the Meiji Restoration. Japan has always been in the process of accepting and choosing foreign cultures. Does Japan have its own intellectual history? Or "There is no general history of Japanese intellectual history"? (Maruyama Masao's words) To answer this question, Japanese intellectual history scholar Shimizu Masayuki sorted out thinkers, schools, and represen —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  22. A Turbulent Century of History [Japan] Written by Shigeru Yoshida; Translated by Zhao Xiaodan and Zhao Yiqiaocompleted With short and concise writing style, this book profoundly records the ups and downs that Japan experienced in the 100 years from the Meiji Restoration in the 1860s to the 1960s from a majestic and sweeping historical perspective. From the perspective of a political leader, the author Yoshida Shigeru explains Japan's history over the past century, from the rise of the Meiji Restoration to the trough after the defeat, and then to the history of getting back on its feet with the help of good post- —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  23. History of the Decline and Fall of the Japanese Empire [US] Written by John Toland, Translated by Fang Hongjin, He Zhongxia, and Wu Yuecompleted John Toland's Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece "The Decline and Fall of the Japanese Empire" takes Japan's series of political decisions and military actions from 1936 to 1945 as clues. It panoramically displays Japan's process from expansion to decline and final surrender in China, Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Tolan is based on a large number of real files and interviews, and after repeated research and revision, it not only discloses many military and diplomatic details of the Japanese an —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  24. David Copperfield (Classic Translation) [UK] Written by Charles Dickens, Translated by Song Zhaolincompleted Dickens was a great British realist writer in the 19th century. "David Copperfield" is his masterpiece. The protagonist Copperfield is a posthumous son, and his stepfather abuses him and his mother. His mother died soon and Copperfield became an orphan. He found his aunt and started a new life under her guardianship. The world changes, family and friendship make people happy, and turmoil and pain temper people. Copperfield finally becomes a successful writer and is happily married to his beloved —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Bird Collection (Guomai Classic) (India) Written by Rabindranath Tagore; Translated by Feng Tangcompleted The poet Feng Tang wrote the translation and used sophisticated writing skills to create the most concise Chinese translation, finding the appropriate artistic conception and rhythm for "The Collection of Birds". During World War I in 1916, Rabindranath Tagore, who became internationally famous after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, visited Japan. He was deeply attracted by the life and scenery there, and came into contact with haiku, a Japanese classical short poem. Those rare short poem —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  26. Complete Translation of Zhuangzi in Vernacular Translated by Literature, History and Philosophycompleted "Complete Translation of Zhuangzi's Vernacular" tells us: People can enjoy themselves in another way and think about life from another angle. Although this other way and another angle come from the "observation" of the real world by the "ancient world" and are far away from us, every time we come into contact with this world, we will feel that it is so familiar, friendly and fresh. Zhuangzi's majestic thoughts and unbridled articles, in his remarks and in the stories he tells, all contain intri —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  27. Linux Command Line and Shell Script Programming Encyclopedia (4Th Edition) (U. S.) Richard Bloom, (U. S.) Christina Bresnahan; Translated by Men Jiacompleted This is a systematic tutorial on Linux command line and shell script programming. It mainly includes four parts: Linux command line, shell script programming basics, advanced shell script programming, and creating and managing practical scripts. Updated for new features in Linux systems, this edition of the book includes detailed hands-on tutorials and practical, real-world information, as well as reference information and background material relevant to what you're learning. By studying this bo —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. Organize Your Home: Organizing Rules That Save Your Life [Japan] Written by Noriko Ida; Translated by Zeng Miaomiaocompleted Organizing is the entrance that leads us to a comfortable and fulfilling life, and it is also a key that leads us to a new life. Tasting delicious food, sleeping peacefully, relaxing and other small and ordinary happiness are difficult to achieve in a messy room. You have to believe that organizing is not a "burden" but the pavement for a "better future". Japanese super housewives and tidying experts teach everyone practical tidying and storage skills and little tips in life that only housewives —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  29. It's Okay Not to Be so Strong [Japan] Written by Hiroyuki Inoue, Translated by Zhou Weicompleted I am not allowed to act coquettishly, I cannot forgive the small "evil" thoughts that occasionally pop up in my heart, I am afraid of being seen by others about my weaknesses... I live in self-blame every day, and I am exhausted. You are actually a gentle and kind patient. Starting today, please give up the endless unfounded accusations against yourself, praise yourself and embrace yourself. Even if you encounter failures and regrets, don't deny yourself because of them. These are essential nutr —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  30. How to Become a Person Who Can Learn (Japanese) Written by Keitaro Aihara; Translated by Fu Yanhongcompleted In an era where time is extremely fragmented, how to use time efficiently in systematic learning to enhance one's own value has become a problem that everyone must solve. Most people feel that learning is like climbing stairs, which is difficult and hard. But people who know how to learn can always grasp the tips of learning easily and make learning a logical and efficient thing. Through an in-depth introduction of relevant learning methods, this book teaches effective learning methods to people —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  31. Wonderful Materials: 12 Chemicals That Changed the World and the Scientific Legends Behind Them (Japan) Written by Kentaro Sato; Translated by Chen Guangqicompleted Starting from ancient materials such as "gold" and "iron", to "ceramics", "paper", "collagen" and "calcium carbonate", and then to modern materials such as "aluminum", "plastic" and "silicon", this book introduces the vivid and interesting stories of the discovery and utilization of 12 materials from the perspective of "material science". These stories make us rethink the relationship between human history and technology. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  32. Dow Theory (US) Written by Robert Rhea, Translated by Xue Fengcompleted The Dow Theory is the brainchild of Charles Dow and William Hamilton on the stock market theory. Through an in-depth study of Dow and Hamilton's articles, Robert Rhea summarized and summarized Dow Theory and wrote this book. "Dow Theory" has also become a classic in the field of investment. Dow Theory has been tested by the market and has a very important impact on the stock market and investors. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. A Brief History of the Human Body: Your Body Is 3 Billion Years Old (UK) Written by Bill Bryson; Translated by Lu Jiacompleted Your body is 3 billion years old! An encyclopedia of the human body from head to toe, from the inside to the outside, from 3 billion years ago to today! The genes that make your body have been around since a single-cell blob floated in a shallow ocean three billion years ago. These genes may come from fish in the water, birds in the sky, or even extinct dinosaurs. It took a long 3 billion years to create the unique you you are now: you are the only animal with a chin and the only creature that c —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  34. Treatise on Febrile Diseases (Full Vernacular Translation) Written by Zhang Zhongjing; Translated by Lin Guohuacompleted "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is one of the four classics of traditional Chinese medicine. It is the ancestor of all prescriptions and the standard of medicine. The entire text of this published version is in vernacular, which can be fully understood even with no basic knowledge. The book systematically integrates TCM theory, treatment principles, prescription medication and drug application, and deeply explains the dialectical diagnosis and treatment methods of various exogenous diseases and v —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  35. 5 Minutes of Meditation Is Equivalent to One Hour of Deep Sleep (U. S.) Written by Rick Hansen, (U. S.) Written by Richard Mendis, Translated by Jiang Yongcompleted If you can't sleep well, learn to meditate! Winner of the U. S. Book e-commerce spiritual category for 6 consecutive years! Authoritative, complete and reliable, the new and revised version is now on the market! The benchmark book that set off a craze for meditation in China! As long as you meditate for 5 minutes, you can effectively relieve fatigue and relax your brain. At any time, you can be full of energy as if you woke up naturally from a deep sleep. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  36. Learning to Breathe: Regaining Innate Instincts [Ireland] Written by Patrick Mckeown, Translated by Li Xiangzhe and Hu Pingcompleted Hyperventilation or excessive breathing is actually a disease. The resulting anxiety, asthma, rhinitis, fatigue, insomnia, obesity, heart disease and other problems are even more disturbing. The author integrated and created breathing optimization training based on his experience in acquiring the Buteko Breathing Method. He used this training method to improve his asthma and more effectively help patients and athletes from various countries with the same problem, helping them relieve respiratory —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. Learn Practical Rope-Tying Skills in One Go (Australia) Neville Olivet (Australia) Madeleine Lori Olivet, Translated by Chen Xianbo and Cao Jialicompleted This book is written with easy-to-learn, easy-to-understand, and easy-to-read illustrations and is printed in full color. It is divided into different chapters according to the types of knots and is arranged in order from easy to difficult. The book introduces in detail the application occasions, knitting steps and ease of untying more than 80 kinds of knots. In a very short amount of time, readers can learn a lot of tying techniques. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  38. I Am My Brain (Netherlands) Written by Dick Swaber; Translated by Wang Yiyao, Chen Yanjing, Bao Aimin; Reviewed by Bao Aimincompleted This book is a summary of the life-long brain research work of Swarber, the most interesting and original brain researcher in the Netherlands, as well as a discussion of the social effects of these works. In the book, the author shows how the brain is conceived in the mother's womb to the study of brain specimens by researchers after death, which contains important information about brain function and human diseases. In addition, the author also puts forward many novel and scientific viewpoints —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  39. Slow Thinking: Thinking in the Age of Brain Overload [US] Written by Theo Compnolli Translated by Yang Xicompleted Have you ever felt like this: your mind is filled with too much information, and you go back and forth exhaustedly between emails, phone calls, friends, and the work at hand every day, only to find out in the end that you still haven't done the really important things? —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  40. Genome: Book of Life Chapter 23 (UK) Written by Matt Ridley; Translated by Yin Yecompleted The original English author of this book, Matt Ridley, is a doctor of zoology, a visiting professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York, and a well-known popular science writer. In this book, he takes a unique approach, starting with the 23 pairs of chromosomes, to introduce the role genes play in the evolution of what makes humans human. In his view, we are machines with intelligent behavior made by genes, and evolution is a competition between genes. Understanding life from the geneti —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  41. One Person Pot: Small Pot Cooking for One Person (Japanese) Written by Oda Makiko, Translated by an Yicompleted Japanese food experts and nutrition experts carefully design simple and quick one-pot recipes that are fashionable, creative, nutritious and healthy. You can use daily ingredients and seasonings to make heart-warming and delicious dishes. This book takes "small pot" as the starting point and introduces 98 simple, delicious, healthy and nutritious small pot recipes, 11 home-style pots that can be served warm in 10 minutes, 10 simple wine pots that are suitable for a drink, 11 super delicious pots —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  42. Hidden Fatigue: the True Face of Fatigue That Cannot Be Eliminated Even If You Rest (Japan) Written by Kajimoto Shushen; Translated by Chen Jingcompleted "Hidden fatigue" is fatigue that has already occurred in the body but is suppressed and ignored by the brain. It is precisely because of the accumulation of undetectable fatigue that it can cause serious illness and even sudden death. This book directly analyzes the "hidden fatigue" lurking in everyone's body, reveals its face and harm, and arouses people's correct understanding of themselves. Then, the book discusses the lifestyle that has led to the common "hidden fatigue" among modern people, —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  43. A Society That Does Not Allow Children to Have Children Written by Miki Kobayashi; Translated by Liao Wenwencompleted It's not that you "can't" have children, it's that society "doesn't allow" you to have children. The entire social environment is telling women: "If you are so worried about your children, let the mother stay at home." What is the fundamental reason why young people are unwilling to have children? How to change the social status quo of low desire for childcare? From the perspective of women such as the unfair treatment of pregnant women in the workplace, the shortcomings of obstetrics and gyneco —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  44. Eat That Frog: Brian Tracy's Rules for Effective Time Management (Original Book 3Rd Edition) Written by Brian Tracy; Translated by Wang Lucompleted "Eat That Frog" is my favorite book on productivity. I reread this book year after year in January to remind myself what rules and methods I should follow during the year. Every time I reread it, I discover the treasures it contains. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  45. Three Kingdoms****************** Hidden in Late AutumnHistorical3.4M Wordsongoing Historically, he was not a loyal minister or a filial son. Now, he is a filial son, but he is definitely not a loyal minister. History says that he is brave and invincible, but now, he prefers conspiracy and conspiracy to murder and arson. History said that he was ambitious and talented in both civil and military affairs. Now, he shamefully admitted these two things. History says that he was not a strong general, but a hero. Now, he does have a hundred thousand Xiliang cavalry under his command, —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  46. BE Aesthetic Sour Tear-Jerking Set 2 Volumes Ten Clear Years, Late Departurecompleted [BE Aesthetics Sour Tear-Jerking Set 2 Volumes] "Red Farewell": When we met for the first time, she smiled brightly: "My name is Nan Zhi, from Nan in the South." The young man raised his head and tightened his grip on his clothes: "My name is Beijiang, the north of the north." We met for the first time in summer, and the air was hot and dry, which also aroused the yearning and passion of youth. Farewell in winter, the phrase "see you next time" is a wish and a promise. It's a pity that the perso —Reads—Score—Shelves
  47. Card: Start with Dirty Earth Spot, Do You Want to Dance Too? Staying up Late Will Turn WhiteUrban108k Wordsongoing NarutoPirateGenshinCardAbstract Traveling through the world of card masters, Jiang Fan was bound to a wish card drawing system, which guarantees a card of legendary quality if he draws one hundred. "Wow! Golden Legend!" [Congratulations to the host for triggering the guarantee mechanism. The current card draw result is the UP character for the current period: Dirty Earth Spot] "Do you want to dance too?" … As we all know, card masters who rely on cards to fight have always been physically weak a —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  48. Once Upon a Time, My Dead Home (2018 Version) (Japanese) Written by Keigo Higashino, Translated by Li Yingchuncompleted "The House Where I Die" is a novel by Japanese writer Keigo Higashino, which won the French Cognac Detective Novel Award. Keigo Higashino loves this book very much. He said: ""The Home Where I Die" contains all kinds of my thoughts. It is a work of confidence, but it was coldly received. I began to look at critics with suspicion." In 2016, "The Home Where I Die", together with "Malice" and "The Rescue of the Saint" and other books, were voted by Japanese readers as one of Keigo Higashino's top t —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. Love from a Sunken Ship (Japan) Yiyi Is Waiting; Translated by Lian Zixincompleted The book "Love from a Shipwreck" is a work commemorating the 25th anniversary of Yiyi's career as a writer. Narrated by his real name Adachi Kantaka, he wrote under the pen names Otoichi, Nakata Eiichi, and Yamashiro Asako respectively. Presenting 11 fantastic novels. After Yiyi's "Love from a Sinking Ship" hit the iceberg of marriage, the ship "home" gradually sank. What is the measure of "love"? Where should the families who once loved each other on the ship go now? —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  50. Love in the Time of Cholera (3 Million Copies Commemorative Edition) Written by García Márquez; Translated by Yang Lingcompleted One of the most important classic literary masterpieces of the 20th century, it is known as "one of the greatest love novels in human history." Love in the Time of Cholera is the first novel written by García Márquez after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature. It tells a love epic that spans more than half a century and exhausts all possibilities of love: loyal, secret, rough, shy, platonic, debauched, fleeting, life and death... Marquez once said: "This is my best work, a creation from my hea —Reads9.5Score—Shelves