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  1. I Became a Wild System Urban140k Wordsongoing Refuse the system and become the system's original system, traveling through various fan works. If you want to be cheated, you will be cheated, if you want to dig a hole, you will dig a hole, and people of all walks of life are subjected to various tricks. The heavenly laws of the world can't do anything to me, and the big bosses in the world have a headache when they see me. Ask me about my main business? Hang out and catch fish. Ask me about my side job? Messing up the plot. The wild system is 124ReadsScoreShelves
  2. Traveling Through the 1960S: I Have a Water-Proof Bead Modern Romance131k Wordsongoing Lin tide, who was struck to death by lightning, should have traveled back in time, from an orphan to a peasant family favorite in the 1960s. She also had space and a water-shelter bead as a blessing in disguise. From then on, the quality of life in Lao Yu's family can be said to be "sesame blossoms are blooming." But in this era where travel depends on letters of introduction and transportation is inconvenient, how can she go hunting for treasures in various places? Yu Mingzhu went to the army a 17Reads7.1ScoreShelves
  3. The Power of Ideas: What Determines China's Future completed This book covers the main concepts advocated and researched by the famous economist Zhang Weiying in recent years. The arguments in the book cover important fields such as market, rule of law, reform, and future development. It lists twenty-four major concepts that the author has thought about for a long time and affect society. This book does not contain professional economic terminology, but uses simple and vivid analogies to explain economic phenomena and solve practical problems. It is an ec Reads9.3ScoreShelves
  4. Games and Society completed It is human nature to pursue happiness, but decisions based on individual rationality often conflict with collective rationality, leading to the emergence of the so-called "prisoner's dilemma", which is not conducive to everyone's happiness. How can humans get out of the "prisoner's dilemma" and move toward win-win cooperation? "Games and Society" gives the answer from the perspective of game theory. "Games and Society" uses popular language to systematically introduce the basic methods and core Reads9.1ScoreShelves
  5. Economic Principles completed This book is a supporting textbook for the "Principles of Economics" core course of general education at Peking University. The author defines economics as the science that studies how human beings develop through cooperation. He views the market as a dynamic, evolving, and uncertain world. He especially emphasizes the value of enterprises and entrepreneurs. He also systematically introduces the Austrian school theory, changing the shortcomings of traditional economics textbooks such as static e Reads9.4ScoreShelves