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Introduction: Ordinary Wu Wanjiao accidentally drowned in the beach while traveling and traveled through time! Wu Wanjiao, a commoner, only knew the four words "powerful family and noble Wei" from books and TV. She didn't want to experience it so not far but not close after time travel. You ask what "not far or not close" means. Let's put it this way. Grandpa's grandfather was called the emperor. You said it was close or not, but now the grandson's grandson can only be a side branch of the fifth server. As for the "powerful family", it can't even get close to the corners. It is already thousands of miles away from the center of power. You can say it is far or not. Look again, what's the point of having a naughty father and a weak mother beside you? But the naughty father cares about food, clothing, and the house. Although the weak mother has no independent opinions, she still loves her son and daughter. As a descendant of the royal family, Wu Wanjiao feels that as long as she is content and happy, her life will be pretty good. But things didn't go as planned. Wu Wanjiao, who was about to have hair extensions, was "sacrificed" by her clan and family. Wu Wanjiao from Pingyong sighed, "God, I'm just a bit prettier, but how can a royal product be a coward? I'm just a bit fairer, but isn't this inherited from my mother? Otherwise, how could my handsome father marry such a weak concubine?" The helpless Wu Wanjiao decided to get married because she didn't want to hang around there. It's the far north. If others can live there, I can live there too. Hey! King of the North, give me 10 hectares of land and let me fend for myself. This is great. Wu Wanjiao covered her mouth and secretly laughed. What? It's a barren land. Wu Wanjiao was so angry that her chest and brain hurt. She yelled, "Isn't it just salt-alkali land? It's trivial." Diverting water to flush fields, raising livestock for composting, and planting trees to prevent sandstorms are a bit difficult, but as the old saying goes, "Man can conquer nature." At least I don't have to worry about eating and drinking. Don't be too comfortable nesting in these 10 hectares of land. But whoever asked you to touch the rice and flour in my granary, pick up the kitchen knife and start decisively. God, what is going on? Beauty trap, hum, this trap is of no use to me, why don't we sit down and talk, we can talk about it if we have money, what, what's yours is mine, what's mine is yours, if you think beautifully, I'll just shut you down! Read the story of an ordinary girl becoming self-reliant in ancient times.

Travel to Tokyo, Japan in 2003. There are only two options before former professional painter Higashino Tsukasa, either to copy Japanese drama classics such as "The Lonely Gourmet" and "The White Tower", or to win the Tokyo Youth Art Award and make his professional career as a painter--

She is Black Eagle, the leader of the AK killer group. She was betrayed by her sisters and traveled through time to become the good-for-nothing third lady of Nangong Mansion. Her rebirth will disrupt the laws of this world, bring chaos to other worlds, move the universe, prove the way of heaven, and become a concubine Diao and frivolous person for the rest of her life.

When they met for the first time, she exchanged a kiss for her sister's treasure. The second time they met, he called her intimately on her flight. The third time we met, he was the company's new captain and her fiancé. * He is the handsome captain of Machori Airlines and the sole heir of the Mach family. There are countless beauties who admire him, but none of them have caught his eye. She is the most beautiful stewardess of Machishi Airlines after the rich and powerful. But he always keeps his heart and never forgets one person. * There are no ifs in love. The moment we meet each other, we are destined to perish.

The teacher praised Yueyao as a reading genius, and the principal praised Yueyao as a reading genius. The reality forced Yueyao on the road to death.

"Hey, this book is for you. Remember to return it to me after reading it." Bai Datu happily threw a book to Bai Xiaotu with a very vicious tone. Her naturally stupid sister is really hopeless. Is it useful to read this kind of book on her wedding night while supplementing her with that? As her brother-in-law, that man is really sad. "Thank you, sister, please go out quickly and don't bother me." Bai Xiaotu waved his hand to chase away White Rabbit, focusing entirely on the book in his hand. Hey, she couldn't help it. She was getting married tomorrow. She couldn't be ignorant of everything on her wedding night. That would be too embarrassing. ...

This book collects many of Teacher You Jin's insights on life. She condensed many of her thoughts on life, the world, love, and friendship into words, and wrote beautiful articles to encourage everyone to maintain a positive attitude and appreciate the many beauties in life.

All acquaintances in this world are bound by past lives. Some come to pay off debts, some come to owe debts, and some come to start new relationships. The reincarnations of life after life are just the end of love in chaos.

Travel to the earth star where spiritual energy is revived. On the first day, Liu Dong was confessed by the super domineering Han Xue: "Liu Dong, come with me to get the certificate tomorrow!" ... This is a story about trying to catch up with a genius wife. The golden finger is called the doting wife madman system.

"Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" is the first novel written by the twentieth-century modernist literary master James Joyce (1882-1941) using the "stream of consciousness" technique. It is also one of the earliest and most successful stream-of-consciousness novels in the history of world literature. The novel has a strong autobiographical flavor and mainly describes how Stephen, a young man in Dublin, tries to get rid of the various influences that hinder his development - family constraints, religious traditions and narrow nationalist sentiments, and the painful process of pursuing the true meaning of art and beauty. In fact, it is a portrayal of the young Joyce's mental journey from awakening to maturity. Joyce's subsequent masterpieces such as "Ulysses" and "Finnegan's Wake" can be regarded as the sequel to "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man".

Who is Dunbar? The founder of a media empire, with power and wealth at its peak. But that was all in the past tense, and now, he is a dim and fragile old man. The two daughters perfectly inherited his greed and cruelty, imprisoning their father in an expensive nursing home in England's Lake District. Leaping over the sanatorium, Dunbar succeeded. In the wilderness of Cumbria, he thought of the word "the center of the wilderness", returned to the starting point, and rethought "who am I", "where should I go?" And "how should I live?". In the search of public opinion and manpower, no one knows the whereabouts of Dunbar...

The story in this book takes place in the early 20th century. Strickland was a wealthy middle-class stockbroker in London, living a comfortable and stable life with his family. His desire for art drove him to abandon everything, stay away from his wife and children, and live a poor life as a painter in Paris. A few years later, Strickland came to Tahiti. The almost primitive customs and customs allowed him to find himself and reach the peak of his creation. There he married a wife, had two children, died of leprosy, and then had his most remarkable creation burned to the ground in accordance with his wishes. It is said that the prototype of Strickland was the French Impressionist painter Gauguin. This book adopts a first-person perspective and interweaves the narrator's memories with the oral accounts of others to describe the life of Strickland. It is Maugham's work in his heyday. Since its publication in 1919, it has caused a sensation around the world.

"The Last Post" Tietjens' wife and son once again harassed Tietjens for property. At that time, Tietjens was already living with Valentin, who was unmarried and pregnant. Tietjens was a furniture wholesaler at that time, but he suffered losses due to poor management and his life was difficult. What is even more painful is that because of his wife's rumors and troubles, Tietjens was misunderstood by his brother and friends. But his wife's feelings for him slowly improved.

Upton Sinclair (1878-1968) was born into a declining aristocratic family in the United States. He began writing articles for popular publications at the age of fifteen to support himself in college, and later wrote articles for the socialist propaganda weekly "A Call to Reason". During this time, his editor encouraged him to write a book on the theme of "wage slavery." So Upton Sinclair went to the Chicago Slaughterhouse District for seven weeks and wrote "The Slaughterhouse" in 1906. The novel describes the immigrant Jurgis family who came to work in the slaughterhouse district with the American dream in mind. Unfortunately, the evil capitalism squeezed out the blood and sweat of everyone here, and finally plunged everyone in the family into a terrible disaster. At the end of the novel, Jurgis's class consciousness is awakened and he decides to devote his life to the socialist movement.

On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the publication of "Foucault's Pendulum", author Umberto Eco carefully revised the novel, added several illustrations, and rewritten chapters. This book is based on "Foucault's Pendulum" revised by Umberto Eco in 2013. In Milan in the 1970s, Dr. Casaubon, a scholar proficient in medieval history, and his two friends, Belbo and Diotallevi, senior editors of Garamon Publishing House, were responsible for publishing a set of "Hermes Series" aimed at making profits. The three partners claim to be knowledgeable and skilled, and in a playful spirit, they weave the many mysterious events, characters and associations circulating in history into a seamless "plan", almost "rewriting" and "rewriting" the entire world history. In order to make the "plan" more complete, they created a secret society: "Teleis".

In the snowy night, after a long journey, K finally arrived at the inn under the castle. He originally wanted to rest for a while before going back, but the guards repeatedly asked for a permit, so he had no choice but to call the public affairs department. The responses to the phone calls one after another were ambiguous. The owner, waiters, and tenants of the store were like a roller coaster of enthusiasm and indifference. But K always insisted on entering the castle, and for this reason he did not hesitate to fake a marriage with Frieda, who had an affair with the official Klamm... K was exhausted from running around and was always full of yearning, but he wandered outside the castle and kept wandering.

This book is one of Jules Verne's most popular works, and was once translated into Chinese as "The Big Raft". Compared with several of Verne's more famous novels such as "Captain Grant's Children" and "The Mysterious Island", this work is somewhat different in terms of plot and character description. In this work, a heinous villain-Torres-is introduced at the beginning. It is precisely because of this man's machinations and despicable behavior that the protagonist of the story has experienced all kinds of hardships. Torres can be said to be a very bad villain. As a relatively main character, this is not common in Verne's works. There is also a very important clue in this work that runs through the entire text, that is, a cryptographic document. Cipher files appear in several of Verne's works, of course with different functions. The content of the password file in this work is also very strange. As for the meaning of the content of the document, it is for readers to discover by themselves.

"Pain" chronicles the author Margaret Duras's personal experience and thoughts on war issues during World War II. It also records how she waited for the return of her husband who was imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp. The background of "Pain" is war, and it is a group portrait of people in the war. The neglect suffered by individuals and the vulnerability and helplessness shown in front of a giant have become a criticism of social authority. The narrative of ubiquitous desire and noncommittal love has become a kind of inner resistance of people in the face of unfair treatment in society.

The first novel for teenagers written by the British genius Nick Hornby is pungent, humorous, sweet and heartwarming, as well as educational. From the perspective of teenagers, this book explores how to make the right choices after making mistakes while growing up. My name is Sam and I am sixteen years old. I love to skateboard, I mean skateboard. I was doing pretty well a while ago, and good things happened one after another. Like: My mom finally got over her scumbag boyfriend. Like: My art and design teacher asked me if I had ever thought about majoring in art in college. Or like: After weeks of embarrassing myself in public, I finally learned two new board-playing techniques. Beyond that, I met Alicia. But it wasn't long before Alicia and I ran into big trouble: She was pregnant. This is all just stupid, stupid, stupid. I tried to escape, but found it impossible. Countless real-life problems are before me, far more trivial and complicated than I imagined... I choose to bravely take on responsibilities that are inconsistent with my age. At the same time, I want to say: If Tony Blair knew that he would be a prime minister at my age, then I bet that he would use condoms very carefully.

A novel from the Qing Dynasty, with 100 chapters in total. It uses rich imagination and humorous style to show all kinds of world phenomena. It prominently depicts women's talents and embodies the idea of ​​respecting women's rights. The most significant thing about literary history is that it uses fantastic writing techniques to reveal various customs and moral depravity in human society, and embodies thinking about social issues, which is of practical significance.

His wife was looking motionless into the distance, looking at a white cloud in the distance. Li Si said that it was a wet white cloud, and that kind of white cloud would never be seen in Wacheng. That kind of white cloud seems to be floating slowly, and it seems to be always motionless. His wife often stares at the wet white clouds in a daze. She didn't look back. She said how do I know? If you don't come back, you'll be busy again. Li Si said that he didn't like her answer. She always said that every year, as if she was used to it, it didn't matter to her anymore, it seemed that she was no longer looking forward to their return...

"John Christopher" is a novel that reflects a series of contradictions and conflicts in real society through the protagonist's life experience, and promotes humanitarianism and heroism. The novel describes the protagonist's life of struggle, from the awakening of his musical talent as a child, to his contempt and resistance to the powerful in his youth, to his career pursuit and success as an adult, and finally to the lofty state of spiritual tranquility. It vividly expresses the struggle and passion of the generation at the beginning of the 20th century with grand and beautiful artistic techniques.

The protagonist Uozu and his friend Kosaka made an appointment to go hiking together, but Kosaka fell off a cliff and died in front of Uojin. Uozu clearly saw that the accident was caused by the breaking of the climbing rope. Afterwards, there were many doubtful voices in the society. Because nylon rope manufacturers claim that nylon climbing ropes are strong and will never cause problems, and many people also support this assertion. Therefore, some people suspect that the problem lies in the technical level and that Kosaka and others used the climbing rope improperly. In addition, some people even suspected that Uozu cut the climbing rope to protect himself. Some even suspected that Kosaka committed suicide and cut the climbing rope. Since Kosaka's body has not yet been found, Uozu has been caught in the torrent of public opinion. Faced with speculation about whether Kosaka committed suicide, Uozu was the only one who always believed that his friend, as a mountaineer, would never commit suicide during mountain climbing. When it comes to relationships, Uozu knows that he shouldn't fall in love with Minako, who is already a wife and was once a friend's lover, but he is still involuntarily attracted to Minako. Before he climbed the mountain for the last time, he asked Minako to meet and pour out his feelings. At the same time, he also clearly told the other party that if he confessed, he would break up and never see each other again. He was determined to face his heart and climb to that mountain...

"Childhood" is one of Gorky's trilogy of autobiographical novels and a representative work of Soviet Russian critical realism literature. The book was written by Gorky with the encouragement of Lenin. It tells the story of Alyosha who lost his father when he was young and lived in his grandfather's house. He spent a repressed childhood in a suffocating family. The whole book is unfolded through the eyes of children, truly and vividly reproducing the suffering and helplessness of the "lead-heavy" life of ordinary Russian citizens at the end of the 19th century.

"Where Angels Fear to Go" is Forster's first novel and his most famous work. The title of the book is taken from the second half of a poem by the English poet Pope. The deliberately omitted part is "The fool breaks in." Through the description of several love affairs and marriages, the novel expresses the sharp opposition between the dull, hypocritical and artificial British middle-class society and the vibrant, passionate Italian secular life, and eulogizes the breakthrough of secular prejudice and the pursuit of a natural and straightforward life. The plot arrangement is neat and ingenious, and the characterization of the characters and the capture of momentary emotions and moods are meticulous and penetrating. It is a masterpiece about the world and human nature.

In the year 632 of the Ford Era (AD 2532), in a world country where science and technology are highly developed, disease and aging have been eliminated. Everyone enjoys the comfortable life provided by scientific and technological production without having to bear any pressure. They can pursue freedom and entertainment as they please. Bernard realizes that this kind of happiness is very false. He has been under some kind of control: humans are born from embryo factories and divided into classes through targeted genetic modification to adapt to different social divisions of labor. Due to the sleep brainwashing education they received from an early age, everyone contentedly accepted the established identity and class. In order to keep people happy, the state will provide an unlimited supply of anesthesia drugs. In order to find true humanity, Bernard went to a savage reservation isolated by barbed wire, met John the savage by chance, and was attracted by his soul. He rebelliously brought John back to the civilized world, but attracted the attention of the heads of state of the world...

"I" - Charles Strickland, an ordinary middle-aged securities broker. In order to escape this ordinary life, I abandoned my wife and children, crossed the English Channel and went to Paris. When I arrived in a foreign country, I was poor and sick, but I understood: I must paint, just like a drowning person must struggle. One day, I set foot on an isolated island in the South Pacific. On the island, I got married again, but fortunately, I finally painted a rare masterpiece in the world. What followed was a serious illness, and then a fire. Finally, on the street where sixpences were everywhere, I saw the moon.

"The Picture of Dorian Gray" is Oscar Wilde's masterpiece and his only novel. Dorian Gray is an aristocratic boy with a simple character who gradually becomes corrupted under the guidance of his friend Lord Henry. The painter Hallward created a portrait of him, and Dorian made a wish that he would always remain as beautiful as the painting, even at the cost of his soul. His wish came true, and the tragedy began.

I am a polar bear. I was once the "Circus Flower" in Moscow. I wrote my memoirs after I was injured and retired. I submitted my work to a magazine and actually embarked on a journey of exile. The manuscript paper in West Berlin was as white as the ice field of my hometown. I wrote down the names of my unborn daughter and grandson, and the story automatically developed into the future... "Stories that no one wants to hear are like open holes. I was sucked in and disappeared." - An insider transformed into an outsider "bear", feeling Berlin with and without walls through thick fur; the drastic changes of the times are like a heavy snow, so light and yet so heavy.

"The Idiot" is a novel written by the Russian writer Dostoevsky in the 19th century. He began writing in the autumn of 1867 and published it in 1868. "The Idiot" provides a broad depiction of the Russian upper class after the serfdom reform, involving complex psychological and moral issues. This novel expresses that the world cannot be quantified rationally, and is even beyond human imagination. What is inexplicable and unachievable by humans does not require thinking, and those who think about it and practice it are "idiots". This should be a perfect irony of the belief advocated by many Enlightenment thinkers that "man's logical calculations must conform to the laws of nature, and human calculations are equal to heaven's calculations." This kind of logic that overly believes that the world can be calculated and excludes all contradictions and willful movements is actually the arrogance of human beings.

This book is one of the representative works of Austrian writer Elfriede Jelinek, winner of the 2004 Nobel Prize for Literature. The original work was published in 1980. In this work, the author confronts the narrow and peaceful civil society and life with pungent language. The background of the story is Vienna in the 1950s after the war. The protagonists in the book are all young people aged 17 or 18. They often get together to live ordinary lives, wandering the streets with nothing to do, and robbing pedestrians under the cover of darkness to vent their dissatisfaction with society and inner chaos. With the help of descriptions of their life experiences, the work reveals the social truth behind the peaceful facade in the early days of economic take-off.

As a famous Polish novelist, Sienkiewicz has made outstanding achievements in both short stories and novels. He is especially famous in the literary world for his historical novels. His representative works include "Where Are You Going", "The Crusader Knights", "The Lighthouse Keeper", etc.

This book describes the growth process of the protagonist George Weber: from a rural town in the south of the United States to the metropolitan New York to work hard, the novel he wrote with great pains was ignored by the publisher; he fell in love with Esther, a married woman, but was incompatible with the upper class society; he left Europe only to encounter the rise of fascism... What he experienced After a series of struggles and confusion, the author had the urge to return home, but he knew that his spiritual home was nowhere to be found... In this work, the author gradually shifted his focus from the inner world to the external world, and began to focus on describing the entire American society, but it was still full of sadness and confusion.

Perfumer Alice leads a carefree life in London. She often entertains friends at home in the evenings, and the noise often arouses the dissatisfaction of her eccentric neighbor Daldry. However, on Christmas Eve, her beautiful life falls apart when a fortune teller predicts that Alice must go on a long journey, during which she will meet six people who will ultimately lead her to find the most important person in her life. Istanbul will be the place where their fates meet. This prophecy plunges Alice into a series of nightmares. She confided her pain to Mr. Daldry, and the neighbor encouraged her to brave her fate and embark on her journey. In the end, the two decided to go to the exotic Istanbul together. A prophecy begins a mysterious journey to the East. What kind of adventure will Alice have in Istanbul?

This novel has four chapters in total. The first section describes the protagonist's acquaintance with the male protagonist. The second section describes the male protagonist's acquaintance with the heroine. The third section is the male protagonist's narration of the bizarre and tragic story between him and Carmen. The fourth section is a paper on ethnology.

"Ghost Pass" describes the dangerous environment of a strait called "Ghost Pass" and the origin of its name. The whole article is shrouded in a mysterious atmosphere, which is gripping and fascinating. In "Wolfert Weber or the Golden Dream", the protagonist dreamed for three consecutive days that he had dug gold, and since then he had no intention of running his ancestral vegetable garden. Eventually, the vegetable garden fell into disuse and the Wolfert family fell into poverty. However, Wolfert did not wake up from the "golden dream". "Pirate Kidd" tells the story of the protagonist Kidd who was entrusted by the government to exterminate pirates, but he became a pirate himself and was eventually captured and hanged by the government. However, the story of how he buried gold and silver jewelry has left countless conjectures for future generations. Tom, the protagonist of "The Devil and Tom Walker", encounters the Devil accidentally, is deeply loved by the Devil, and gets a large fortune, but the condition is that he must work for the Devil for the rest of his life. As a result, Tom, who was originally poor, turned into a ruthless and cold-blooded loan shark...

"The Story of Hulan River" is Xiao Hong's most important masterpiece. Because of "The Field of Life and Death", people know Xiao Hong; because of "The Story of Hulan River", people remember Xiao Hong, and they also remember that remote but touching town in the northeastern border. "The Story of Hulan River" describes the customs and customs of Hulan City, a small northeastern town in the 1930s and 1940s, and truly and vividly reproduces the lives of local people. The people there are kind but also ignorant, and hateful but also innocent; that land is filled with ignorance and ignorance, and is also full of suffering and sorrow. Although Hulan River is not a quiet pastoral that echoes melodious pastoral songs, the wisps of smoke there are the only warmth and belonging in the heart of a lonely woman.

In 1869, Nechayev, a college student who believed in anarchism, conspired to establish the "People's Punishment Society" in Moscow. On the pretext that former member Ivanov might inform the authorities, he instigated his associates to assassinate him, and Nechayev himself fled abroad. Inspired by this horrific case, Dostoevsky spent two years writing the novel "The Demons." The novel creates a group of characters with complex personalities: Stavrogin, a transhumanist who denies everything, Kirillov, a madman who attempts to commit suicide and become a god, Peter, a conspirator who uses revolution as a means to satisfy his selfish desires, and those bewitched, devout and fanatical idealists. Behind their ridiculous or heinous behavior, there is a deep tragedy hidden. The nihilism caused by extreme rationality and individualism is a by-product of modern industrial civilization. When people break away from the land and people, abandon all morals and traditions, have no faith, no love, no fear, and no refuge, while winning freedom, they also suffer hellish pain. "Demons" is not only a portrayal of the social reality of Russia in the mid-to-late 19th century, but also a prediction of the spiritual dilemma that contemporary people still cannot escape.

More than a hundred years ago, American writer Upton Sinclair wrote a book that shocked the United States. Upton Sinclair, like his Chinese counterpart Xia Yan, personally went to the slaughterhouse to "lurk" for seven weeks and truthfully recorded all the horrific facts, which directly triggered a strong response from the American public on food safety and hygiene, and ultimately alarmed the U. S. Government, directly promoting the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Administration Act and the establishment of the U. S. Food and Drug Administration. The latter became the patron saint of American food safety over the next hundred years. This social effect was so good that the author later joked: "I wanted to touch the public's hearts, but unexpectedly hit their stomachs." This is actually a book about fate and struggle.

Wertheimer's misfortune was that just as he passed Room 33 on the second floor of the Mozart Institute, Glenn Gould happened to be playing the Goldberg Variations there, playing the so-called aria. Wertheimer later told me his experience, saying that he stood in front of the door of Room 33 and listened to Glenn until the end of the aria. I understood then what kind of horror this was. This monologue novel describes three people's artistic pursuit of piano playing and their different life choices: one becomes a miracle, one sinks, and one turns to another path.

A book of odes that describes the consequences of dystopia, a virtual future where collectivism has triumphed. "Carol" found no publisher willing to publish it in the United States, so it was first published in England.

In the winter of 1919-1920, Maugham, who was forty-five years old, came to China and traveled 1,500 miles up the Yangtze River. The product of his trip was these short or long "materials" that could have been written into novels, which were concatenated into "a set of narratives of his trip to China"; In 1922, when Maugham was achieving great success as a playwright, short story and novelist, and even a socialite, he put it all aside and embarked on a long and arduous trip to Southeast Asia. The contents of "His Majesty's Representative" are selected from Maugham's travel notes written after these two trips. "Translation Huacai" is a new book series launched by Shanghai Translation Publishing House. The theme is clear and published in volumes, with five types in each volume, with exquisite covers that match the theme style. It is designed by the new generation of outstanding designer Zhou Weiwei. In terms of content, we make full use of the powerful and widely recognized translation resources of Shanghai Translation Publishing House to extract famous works from them into a volume. The theme of the first volume is "Wandering", including Gide, Hemingway, Lawrence, Nagai Kafeng, Maugham The travel writings of five famous literary figures include Gide's "Abandoning Travel", Hemingway's "Paris Never Ends", Lawrence "The Wandering Stranger", Nagai Kafeng's "Whispers on the Lotus Wind" and Somerset Maugham's "On His Majesty's Representation".

"I Am My God (Set Volume 1 and 2)" is a novel that makes people feel extremely heavy after reading it. The whole book is filled with heroic spirit and compassion, and tells the rough life of two generations of the Ulitugula family under the tremendous historical changes. The novel explains the connection and confrontation between life and emotion, sin and redemption, war and peace, existence and death in a touching style.

"Notes from the Underground" is a novel written by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky. The book is narrated in the first person by the protagonist, the Basement Man, who is a retired civil servant in his forties. His heart is full of pathological inferiority, but he often analyzes himself. The book mainly consists of two parts: The first part is a long monologue by the man in the basement, which discusses philosophical issues such as free will, human irrationality, and historical irrationality. The second part is about the basement man tracing his past and how he met Lisa, a prostitute. "Notes from the Underground" is not only Dostoevsky's masterpiece, but also previews his five subsequent important novels: "Crime and Punishment", "The Idiot", "The Demons", "The Boy", and "The Brothers Karamazov". The book is also considered a turning point in Dostoevsky's creative process. Nobel Prize winner Gide believed: "This novel is the pinnacle of his writing career, his masterpiece, or, if you like, it can be said to be the key to his thoughts."

The handsome, kind-hearted William works in a restaurant and dreams of becoming an actor; the confident, humorous JB tries to make a name for himself in the art world; the well-off Malcolm works in a well-known architectural firm, but has lost his original love for architecture; and there is the introverted and enigmatic Jude, a talented assistant prosecutor. After getting acquainted with a famous university in Massachusetts, they first came to New York to make a living. They were high-spirited but penniless and drifting. As he grew older and had a successful career, the friendship spanning more than thirty years faced the greatest challenge - the elusive Jude himself. He didn't want to talk about the shadow of his past with others, and chose to harm himself again and again in loneliness. With the help of his friends, Jude's inner defenses gradually disintegrated... "I know my life is meaningful because... Because I am a good friend." "A Small Life" is a hymn of brotherhood and an odyssey to explore the meaning of life. In friendship, what is damaged in us becomes whole again.

This book is a collection of short stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, which includes ten short stories, including the most classic works such as "Rashomon", "The Nose" and "In the Bamboo Forest". In Akutagawa's writing, the spider's thread connects the paradise and hell, and the good and evil of human nature sway between this soft spider thread. Ryunosuke Akutagawa, an old soul who is too precocious and sees life too thoroughly, constantly reflects and dialectics on the issues he faces in his own life in the world, and uses his pen to penetrate human nature to reveal the root causes of the era and the troubles of society.

A sophomore student on earth travels through the ancient world to become a god. Different gods, different styles. Let's see how Ye Feng reverses the trend and becomes a saint. He follows the law to attain enlightenment. He traveled through time and became Shen Gongbao. His mantra was: "Fellow Taoist, please stay." How many lives he left behind? This shows how powerful he is and how he possesses the incomplete origin of the Law of Catastrophe. During the period of the Conferred Gods, the heavenly secrets were not revealed, it was hazy and chaotic, and the saints could not detect the specific heavenly secrets. Ye Feng collected the spiritual treasures and all kinds of heavenly materials and earthly treasures. ...

After returning from a broken relationship, Yan Xiaomi and her grandmother were kicked out by their aunt. Yan Xiaomi and her grandmother had no choice but to move back to the old house. Unexpectedly, it attracted a vicious old man who wanted to prey on her grandma all day long. That's all. This old man actually targeted her and insisted on making her his granddaughter-in-law. His grandson is so in need of a partner! What's even more shocking is that this grandson actually proposed to her out of his wits. Is the world in chaos? Their married life is said to be like this: "Husband, let me give you a pat on the back." "Honey, these strawberries are so sweet, I'll feed you." "Honey, I love you so much. Come on, give me a kiss." But behind closed doors, it actually goes like this: "Huo Mingchen, why did you take advantage of me just now?" "Yan Xiaomi, don't be too narcissistic. With your image of having breasts but no breasts, a waist but no waist, and a pair of elephant legs, do you think I still need to take advantage of you?" "Huo Mingchen, do you dare to belittle me?" "If you dare to say it, I dare you to test it and see who is afraid of whom!" They are harmonious and beautiful to the outside world, and work together and lovingly to bring grandfather and grandmother into a twilight romance. Internally, there were constant fireworks and constant fights. Until one day, some truths surfaced, and it was discovered that between them... In a life of joys and sorrows, who will be the master... The introduction is incompetent and the text is wonderful. Please remember to add it to your bookshelf. What?

The three greatest joys in life - not wearing a helmet when fishing, forgetting to sit in the back seat of a car, and eating hot pot without leaning against the wall. There are four things you need to do when you come out to be a gangster - cheating, framing, running away when something happens, and taking care of your sister-in-law! ... Ye Chen traveled through time, looked at the beef on the table, and smiled kindly at Hong Xing's younger brothers. "I don't eat beef." Bang-- The next moment, the gun rang out! -- PS: This book is also called "People in Hong Kong, Drifting and Lost Contact" Note: The protagonist is the prodigal son, a legacy of Wei Wu. He does whatever he wants and is domineering. If you don't like it, don't criticize~

Zhou Baoyan is an unwed mother in people's eyes. She appears on dating shows, sells insurance, and runs a street vendor, and her life is in embarrassment. She has a very cute little baby, and no one knows that it is the child of her first love and best friend. One day she was robbed on her way to her best friend's cemetery, so she met a generous man in a bar and had sex. After returning to her city, a man appeared in her life again. The man liked her little baby Huanxi very much, and tried to help her change her current bitter life. Zhou Baoyan didn't dare to try this relationship because the gap between the two was too big. But she couldn't control herself from falling in love with this man. The man was not bad, and he slowly brought light and warmth to her world. But the world is really small. Her first love appears again and wants to take back the child to reunite with her. However, the family of the man she likes cannot tolerate her. Where should she go?