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Everyone knows about the Three Kingdoms. Know Cao Cao's treachery, Liu Bei's benevolence, Zhuge Liang's wisdom, and Guan Yu's righteousness. I know the fire of Chibi, the sand of Guandu, and the autumn wind of Wuzhangyuan. But have you ever thought about-- Where did Diao Chan go after the serial plot? Sun Shangxiang, after returning to Jiangdong, did you dream of Jingzhou one night? Mrs. Chen, a woman whose name even historians did not bother to write down, what was she thinking before she died? Why did Jiang Wei, a surrendered general from Wei, fight for Shu Han to the last soldier? And Jia Xu. The "toxic man" who lives only for himself. He lived for seventy-seven years and experienced every most brutal war in the Three Kingdoms, without blood on his hands and no guilt in his heart. But in the three days before his death, he suddenly became afraid. Not because of death. But because he thought of four people. Four people he had met before but never really understood. This book uses Jia Xu's last pair of eyes to look at the lives of those four people. It is not a history of heroes or a book of tactics. It is the cry, silence, struggle and obsession under the dark river. If you have heard enough of the "story" of the Three Kingdoms, Welcome to Dark River.

"Another Lecture on Thirty-Six Strategies: Hidden Opportunities and Reconstruction" Market interpreters mostly regard "Thirty-Six Strategies" as a "collection of deceptions" that teaches people to calculate, disguise, and win. This is the biggest misunderstanding of it. This book takes a different approach and aims to reveal the hidden philosophical background of this wonderful book. The essence of "Thirty-Six Strategies" is not the treacherousness of the "plan", but the insight into the "opportunity". The whole book is based on "concealment" and "reconstruction" and reintegrates the Thirty-six Strategies from scattered tactical items into a complete Eastern cognitive system. We no longer stay in the retelling of the stories of "hiding the truth" and "killing people with a borrowed knife", but deeply analyze the potential energy and space-time logic behind each plan - how to identify order from chaos, find flow in confrontation, and transform contradictions in desperate situations. This book puts forward a core insight: the real strategy is not to create illusions to deceive the opponent, but to reconstruct the opponent's cognitive framework of reality. Concealing the truth and crossing the sea is to reconstruct the perceptual inertia of "doing nothing when it is common", besieging Wei and rescuing Zhao is reconstructing the spatial structure of "avoiding the real and attacking the fictitious", and taking advantage of the situation is reconstructing the time depth of "the whole army avoids the enemy". The book's original three-level mental method of "Minds - Changes - Situation" will teach you how to go beyond calculations and build momentum in business battles, workplace ups and downs, and life decisions. This is not only a book that provides an in-depth explanation of ancient books, but also a smart mental method that teaches you how to enhance your cognitive dimension and transform your offensive and defensive situations in an uncertain world. Open it, and you will see at the end of the strategy the highest realm of Taoism's "doing nothing but doing everything".

Zhilan, like her name, is a simple and tough girl. She just wants to find a job and survive in this city. A seemingly perfect recruitment notice made her think that she was finally being treated well by life. However, when the door closed behind her, she realized that what she had walked into was not an office, but a carefully arranged cage. This place is full of crazy shouts, twisted "success science", and eyes everywhere. In the days of losing her freedom and suffering, the most terrifying thing was not the physical deprivation, but the domestication - they tried to transform her into another person, making her forget her name and the way home. But Zhilan always remembers the direction from which she came. On the verge of despair again and again, she guarded the weak fire called "home" deep in her heart. In the end, she ran away with scars all over her body. However, the real journey home has just begun. When she stood in front of the familiar door, she found that some parts of her heart were trapped in that nightmare forever. The return of her body is only the first step. How can she rebuild her shattered self, how can she trust the world again, and how can she suture those invisible wounds? This is a story about falling into the abyss and struggling back. It is not only an escape, but also a long journey of a person rebuilding himself from the ruins and finally truly "going home" spiritually.

The rain never stopped. On the seventy-third day, Lin Shen was still looking for a dry place. Mold is crawling all over the supermarket shelves, and there are more and more cracks in the ground every day. No one knows how many seconds the next shake will be. In this world, clean water is more valuable than gold-but not that clean kind. What you crave is dryness, the tingling sensation of breathing without spores in your lungs, waking up to find that the ceiling isn't any lower. Some people say that there are still places on the plateau where mold does not grow. Lin Shen didn't believe it, but he still hit the road. Because if it stays in place, it will only be slowly decomposed.

From the early mornings of childhood to the splendor of youth, and finally we meet in old age