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Xiao Jinyuan’s 324th Book 晓锦源第324本书
My new work is out! You can 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!
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The Legendary Life of Yuan Chengzhi 袁承志的传奇一生
The rapid beat of hooves broke the silence of the wilderness. The black horse's four legs flew, crushing the thin ice and snow on the road and spraying flakes everywhere. The wind howled in his ears like the wails of ghosts and wolves, stinging Yuan Chengzhi's cheeks. He squeezed his eyes shut and buried his face against Cui Qiushan's chest. The scent of sweat and blood clung to him, along with a faint trace of ink, the familiar smell of his father's study. He didn't know what his father meant b
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The Legendary Life of Mo Shenggu 莫声谷的传奇一生
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the land descended into chaos and warlords rose up everywhere. This is not an epic about conquering the realm, but a heartwarming tale of a "transmigrator" who holds fast to his principles amid the turmoil and protects the people of one region. The protagonist, Mo Shenggu, follows a different path in life. He never becomes a martial arts alliance leader or competes for control of the Central Plains. Instead, he puts down roots in Jinan, Shandong, and begins a gran
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The Veritable Records of Ming Emperor Yingzong, Zhu Qizhen 明英宗朱祁镇实录
Veritable Records of Emperor Yingzong of Ming, Zhu Qizhen
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Seeing Through to the Truth Isn't Complicated 看透本质不复杂
Later generations always describe Zhang Liang as a brilliant strategist who knew when to retire after achieving success, but those are only facets of who he was. Looking back across the river of history, we see that the most moving thing about Zifang was how he stayed true to himself. From a young assassin at Bolangsha, to an upright adviser at the Han court, to a follower of the Red Pine Master in the mountains, he never strayed from the path he had chosen. What people call “knowing how to prot
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A Crosstalk Version: Wukong Takes the Fall 相声版:悟空背锅记
Ao Guang, Dragon King of the East Sea, is on the verge of bankruptcy due to pearl smuggling and losses in fixed assets. Hearing that the Stone Monkey has been born, he sets a trap: using the “Sea-Calming Needle” as bait, he disguises this strategic asset, which should have been booked at a cost of 13,500 jin in salt certificates, as a “voluntary gift” to Sun Wukong. Once Brother Monkey takes the needle, Ao Guang immediately destroys the altered inventory ledgers and joins the other three Sea Dra
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Real Wealth and False Wealth 真财富与假财富
Conventional wisdom misreads the source of wealth as natural resources and physical labor. We point instead to its true wellsprings: the ability to think and the power to create. Conventional wisdom reduces wealth to money and material goods. We reveal its real forms: ideas, systems, and technology. Conventional wisdom imagines wealth can be managed through planning and control. We argue that only free markets and property rights can provide its institutional foundation. Conventional wisdom tell
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Seven Days in the Ruined City: Humanity as a Bargaining Chip 七日烬城:以人性为筹码
Seven blood-red stars appeared in the sky above the city. Every electronic device began broadcasting the same icy announcement on loop: “Welcome to Seven Days of Ash. Death is your only progress bar.” Chen Ye awoke. In seven days, he would face a “logical execution” under the gaze of a billion viewers worldwide. The only way to stay alive was to solve the seven paradoxical riddles of [Seven Days of Ash]. The coastal fortress was forever swallowed by tsunamis; in the cyber graveyard, data stream
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Lin Yu and Grandma 林宇与奶奶
Lin Yu and Grandma
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Grandma from Lingtang Town 菱塘镇的外婆
Grandma in Lingtang Town
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The Lost Literary Homeland 失去的文学家园
The Lost Literary Homeland
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A Glimmer of Light 熹微之光
The First Light of Dawn
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Unrivaled in the Age of Glory: I Swear by These Rivers and Mountains 昭世无双之山河为誓
Unmatched in the Age of Radiance, with Mountains and Rivers as Our Vow
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His Kisses Come with a Price Tag 他的吻明码标价
His Kisses Have a Price Tag
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After Tearing Up the Fake Marriage Certificate, I Became the Light 撕碎假结婚证后,我成了光
After Tearing Up the Fake Marriage Certificate, I Became a Beacon
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A Place to Flourish: A Cross-Civilizational Dialogue on Education, Human Development, and the Roots of Civilization 安所遂生:教育、位育与文明根脉的跨文明对话
Finding One’s Place in Life: A Cross-Civilizational Dialogue on Education, Nurturing, and the Roots of Civilization
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The Yangge Dancer of Kunyu Mountain 昆嵛山的秧歌女
The Yangge Dancer of Mount Kunyu
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Searching for My Mother Along the Coastline 寻找母亲的海岸线
The Coastline in Search of a Mother
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An End to Suffering, Part One 给苦难以尽头(上)
Give Suffering an End (Part One)
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The Pipa Player of Qingdao 青岛的琵琶女
The Pipa Player of Qingdao
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The Return 退货记
The Return
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Cyborg Society: The Body and Resistance 赛博格社会:身体与反抗
The staff member took the document and scanned it with a terminal. His brow furrowed. “This isn't right. There's no record of it in the System. And your companion...” His gaze fell on Zhang Lan's arms, mottled with radiation spots. His tone turned icy. “Her skin's radiation level is over the limit. She's classified as a ‘genetically contaminated person’ and has no right to use an artificial womb!” “What do you mean, genetically contaminated?” Zhang Lan suddenly grew agitated and stepped forward,
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Bajie’s Survival Wisdom: Concealing His Talents and Keeping a Low Profile 八戒藏锋守拙的生存智慧
What kind of spectacle is a hundred thousand-strong navy on the Celestial River? Warships spread across the river, their sails blotting out half the starry sky; every sailor clad in silver armor, the clash of weapons loud enough to shatter the clouds; and him standing at the bow of the flagship, cloak billowing in the wind, while thousands of soldiers behind him salute. In those days, he always wrapped himself in the brightest armor, even combing the feathers on his helmet every day. He wanted t
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Toward an Independent System of Knowledge in Chinese History 构建中国历史学自主知识体系的
As the river of history rushes into the present, every nation seeks an anchor for its spirit within the coordinates of time and space. For a country with thousands of years of accumulated civilization, history is not merely a return to the past, but also a way to establish our bearings in the present and chart a course for the future. From the broad perspective of cultural development in the new era, building an independent system of historical knowledge is no longer merely an academic question.
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The Company's Path to Breaking Boundaries 企业破界之路
Chen Jie clutched his father’s transformation plan, the edges of the pages softened from being rubbed over and over. The Jiangsu Precision cooperation agreement and the new-energy automaker’s purchase letter of intent tucked inside had now become stepping stones toward securing digital yuan financing. Lin Lan had said yesterday, “Data is the best proof of credit,” and it seemed she was right. “The production-line renovation acceptance report and the workers’ training records are all here.” Siste
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Breaking Free from the Cocoon: The Tale of Wangji Illuminating the Subtle 破茧:忘机照微传
The Legend of Po Yu, Wang Ji, and Zhao Wei is an ensemble narrative set in the Jiangnan Mutual Aid District, focusing on women's awakening and the building of a shared society. The story follows key figures such as Liu Zhaowei, Shen Wangji, and Hua Zhijun. Through efforts like compiling The Record of Weaving Lives and The Record of a Thousand Cocoons, they document the struggles and achievements of ordinary women in fields such as economics, medicine, education, and culture. The book portrays bo
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Zhang Jingzhi’s Drifting Voyage 张敬之漂流记
We once believed that torches could illuminate every darkness, but forgot that the deepest shadows lie within our own eyes. When machines began to speak, we recoiled in alarm, as if their cold logic concealed a gaping maw ready to devour humanity. But who saw that we had fed this monster with our own hands? With our laziness, greed, and evasion. With our fear of the truth. With the cowardice that pushes responsibility onto tomorrow. Literature should not be a soft, comfortable dream, nor a lie w
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The Bronze Ochre Whip 青铜赭鞭
In this archaeological mystery, the bronze vermilion whip returns to the world as a physical artifact. Unearthed from an ancient tomb on Mount Mang, the bronze whip is covered in patterns that seem ordinary but conceal a deeper mystery, making it the key to unlocking the secrets of history. Archaeological team leader Chen Mo and his colleagues discover that the ancient whip hides a secret: “mirror writing.” Once soaked in water, the patterns turn into moving images that clearly depict Shennong a
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A Thousand-Year Resolve and a World Governed for the Common Good 千年初心与天下循公
Main storyline: Lin Mo, a modern-day graduate student in history, is troubled by the meaning of “following what is right for all under Heaven” in the modern world. Starting from a place of uncertainty about his original ideals, he transmigrates and speaks with Wang Fuzhi, Wang Yangming, Mencius, and Xunzi. Through these encounters, he gradually comes to understand the thousand-year legacy of “all under Heaven belongs to the people.” In the end, he puts his ideals into practice through small acti
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The Strength of China 中国力
This isn’t an epic about heroes. There are no earth-shattering events, but there is a deeply moving truth: the satisfied smile on Grandpa Wang’s face as he watches his tea garden yield a good harvest; the tears of excitement in Xiao Zhang’s eyes when he develops a sodium-ion battery; the determined look in Old Yang’s eyes as he plants sainfoin beside a solar power station. This isn’t a “miracle from heaven.” There’s no luck without effort, but there is a solid foundation: the stubbornness to “gi
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