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Books by Linlugu City
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Stock Market Secrets and Gold Trading 博股通金
This book only talks about the stock market; it doesn’t recommend individual stocks. If you’re hoping to speculate your way to riches, don’t waste your time reading this. A leek is still a leek, and turning into the sickle is still just a pipe dream. If you believe in value investing, read patiently. Even the highest level of martial arts requires mastery of the fundamentals. Knowing how to fish is no match for knowing where the fish are plentiful, so you can catch them easily and haul them in b
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The Road to Profit 逐利之路
The world bustles with people chasing profit. This book aims to explain the secrets of pursuing wealth, focusing on three methods: accumulating virtue, developing a high level of understanding, and building wealth gradually. This book is not for people who think they can read it and get rich overnight. If you want to get rich overnight, I suggest buying the same lottery numbers every draw.
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A Deer Treads the Dust of Yong 鹿踏雍尘
In the final years of the Great Yong dynasty, royal princes fought for the throne, military governors carved up the realm, and aristocratic clans meddled in government. The foundations of three hundred years crumbled, while the northwestern frontier lay strewn with bones. Lin Lu, a poor young man from Gucheng, joined the army in Shuofang with the ambition of “defending the land and securing the borders.” But when his army rations were stolen, his military achievements taken from him, and his rel
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To Everyone Preparing for the Civil Service Exam 致考公人
Every stage of life affects the next. From the college entrance exam to the civil service exam, I dedicate this book to you in the hope that it helps you avoid detours and succeed in becoming a civil servant. Disclaimer: This article is based on a general analysis. Specific civil service recruitment policies may change from year to year, so please refer to the latest official recruitment announcements and job listings.
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A Letter to My Descendants 与子孙书
I record my experiences and insights about engaging with and withdrawing from the world in writing, to pass them down to future generations. Passing on family wealth is certainly important, but passing on family traditions and values is even more so. Human life is finite, but the spirit can live on.
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Thinking from Both Sides 正反思考
Have you ever seriously thought about the realities of life, such as poverty and wealth? Have you considered them from the perspectives of individuals, families, society, and nations? We tend to think in a straightforward, cause-and-effect way. To some extent, that can help us identify the core reasons, but it still doesn't go far enough. If you think in reverse, you'll find that realities like poverty and wealth are inevitable; it's simply that differences between individuals keep producing dif
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The Perfect Affliction 完美之疾
Terminal illnesses are a thing of the past, but beneath the “gift” of a cure, a new plague is taking root. The tech monopoly Life Source controls both the key to the cure and its cost. After curing a loved one, chief scientist Wu Hehu discovers that the perfect body is devouring the very core of humanity: emotions are quietly fading away. When he tries to expose the lie behind this “perfection,” he becomes the number-one target for capture. In an age when no one is sick, yet no one is whole, he
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Cultivation Begins at the Village Gate 修仙从村口开始
Synopsis: Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng, the emperor who united the ages, transmigrates to a world of cultivation with fragments of the Imperial Seal and becomes Zhou Daji, a village boy who is bullied by everyone. The immortal sects stand high above the world and treat mortals like weeds. Reborn for a second life, the First Emperor rejects the traditional path to immortality and starts at the village entrance, forging a new path of cultivation through the power of the people! He establishes laws, t
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The Hidden Mystic Records 玄隐录
After the death of his grandfather, Ye Chen, heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine and occult arts practitioners, followed his grandfather’s final instructions and traveled to Linyuan City to inherit four secret arts: medicine, physiognomy, feng shui, and spirit control. Starting out by setting up a street stall to offer consultations, he used his remarkable skills to solve one baffling case after another. He clashed repeatedly with three major occult factions, the Tianji Pavilion, th
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The Might of Emperor Jing and Emperor Wu of Han 汉景武威
[Alternate History] [Political Intrigue and Conquest] [The Upheaval of the Five Barbarians] In the fourth year of Yongchang, the Jie Liang dynasty has ruled for seventy years. The Five-Color Register divides everyone in the realm into five ranks. Han people are listed in the White Register and reduced to the status of cattle and horses. On the walls of Wuwei, the scholar Zhou Yanghao is beheaded for secretly keeping Records of the Grand Historian, his head left hanging high for all to see. Eigh
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