Superpower Nation
超级能源强国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Classic Literature of the Era: Time Reshapes, Mountains and Rivers Rewrite
Someone returns to the starting point with answers from the future. From then on, the years take a different turn, and the land and its rivers are written anew...
Kongxin Jian's Second Urban Fiction List
My second list of urban novels I’ve read. The first one is full.
The Reading Drought Relief Station!
Every book on this list has been carefully selected. Many include experiences drawn from the author's own life. I don't like simplistic stories. I read mainly to broaden my experience and discover different worlds. Urban and historical novels test an author's life experience; without enough of it, it's hard to write a story with real flavor! I've read hundreds of novels, and they've ruined my prospects. Now I want nothing at all! I've also developed some opinions of my own about fiction. Thanks
Reading Drought Relief Station
[Pinned] My reviews are too vague or focus too much on the early parts of a book, and they’re not very well written! If you’d like me to revise a review, leave a comment. I really will replace or edit it if needed, no empty flattery! I’ve been reading web novels for 16 years, and I’m so tired of mindless garbage. Books that are already popular don’t need me to recommend them. I mostly recommend niche stories, and hope they won’t be overlooked! My main interests are historical and urban fiction,
My Five-Star Favorites
I like stories that are informative, thought-provoking, and entertaining
Taking It Easy with Some Light Reading
History looks right to everyone, and wrong to everyone. Knowing your history can make you sound impressive. Fantasy novels are just madmen telling stories to fools, and everyone is happy. Who there would care about the disappointments that make up most of life?
Twenty Years of Web Novels: Finished Urban Fiction Masterpieces
A list specially recommended for beginners. Seasoned readers have probably read these already, so they can skip it. Top-quality books to start with: completed novels over a million characters long.
Interesting Books
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A 16-Year Veteran Reader's Ultimate Collection
No amateurish, dumbed-down stories. I’m panning for gold in a sea of trash.
My Personal Bookshop
When I’m troubled, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how important happiness is. When I’m angry, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how precious understanding can be. When I’m bored, I pick up a book, and it reminds me how hard it is to find a fulfilling life. Books, you’re so beautiful and wonderful. When will I be as great and learned as you?
My To-Read List
I'm a woman who likes male-oriented novels. My taste is all over the place, but I won't read anything with poor writing or a weak plot.
Great Books of All Kinds
Reading broadens our horizons and raises our aspirations. It keeps our minds active and makes us clever and wise. It opens our hearts and gives us perspective. It gives our thoughts wings and makes our feelings blossom.
My Reading List
Slowly remembering the books I finished in the past. Anything I managed to finish is a gem. I can only list 50 books, so for now, I'll put the ones I've read on my bookshelf. Still not enough room. The older books may not be as good as today's, but they're classics all the same, so I've kept them.
Reading Slump Relief Station: Completed Masterpieces Recommended by a Veteran Reader, Not to Be Missed
Every book is a classic, with completed novels and works by major authors as the focus. The rest have also been personally tested and read from beginning to end. There is basically nothing toxic, so read with confidence.
Getting More and More Bland, the Famine Never Ends: Always Short on Food
Over forty years of reading.
Creativity Needs Readers' Care
If you're looking for innovative web novels rather than stories where individual combat power just keeps increasing, check out my list. If you've followed it, feel free to leave a comment. Thanks to everyone who sent me flowers. I was a little surprised.
Classic High-Tech Fiction
Recommended by a 15-year veteran bookworm
Library of a Rising Great Power
I read for China to grow stronger! Every bit of progress China makes fills me with excitement. Every Chinese person has a dream of a powerful nation. Let's build up positive energy and press forward!
Brother Niao Recommends: Academic Prodigy Stories
Academic overachievers
A Reading List Melting Pot
For scientific works, it’s best to read the newest books; for literature, the oldest. Classical literature never grows old.
Feel-Good Reads
Just my personal taste. No genre restrictions, with books for both male and female audiences.
Books That Once Brought Me Joy
I've read who knows how many web novels. I've certainly wasted a lot of my life, but I'm still grateful for all the classics that brought me joy. Here's a selection of books I like or used to like, to share with you.
A Veteran Reader's Picks of 2017
After years of reading, I've found few gems worth remembering. I'd like to share the joy of reading with everyone.
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Ever since I learned to read book reviews, I haven't read a single novel.
I can't read any more of this. This book is toxic. I've read over 200 pages, and the part about organizing Dahua's strategic department and the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission to speculate on futures is just too ridiculous. I can't bear to look at it.
It's hard to imagine this type of novel surpassing "Rebirth of the Oligarch 1991" and "Reborn".
Well, I really enjoyed the first hundred chapters; they were very exciting. But the last hundred chapters were exhausting, so I skipped to the last one. Every project was so tiring, and the marriage was so late. Married at 39... No personal life...
I recently read a book and I think it's a good book.
I unexpectedly discovered this book is very good, provided that your values align with itss. This book resonates with my values. Many people might dislike the protagonist's initial choice to invest in oil, but to me, that's the key point. Among a group of graduates pursuing their future, someone who upholds the spirit of the older generation might seem foolish to others, but to me, that's…
I'd like to ask what other achievements Peking University has besides sending students abroad who never come back. I honestly don't know. Can someone please explain?
In China, energy and finance are off-limits!
The writing style of the dolphin's daily life a few years ago may not have been as good as it is now, but the climactic moments during the major battles are truly impressive.
Like a series of battles, each layer is meticulously laid out, the twists and turns are perfectly executed, and the climax is swift and decisive, closing the story in one smooth motion, leaving you thoroughly satisfied. Even years later, I can still recall the protagonist bidding for oil fields, competing for Haicang, manipulating the market in Azerbaijan, and battling multiple parties in the…
After reading dozens of chapters, I understood what "you reap what you sow" meant. The protagonist's so-called predicament and so-called messes were all his own doing.
In 1987, domestic patents seemed to be practically worthless, right? What was the point of applying for one?