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  1. Back to That Summer Thousands of Sails Pass by the Clear ShadowUrban8k Wordsongoing Ye Ming, who had just graduated and started working, collapsed at his workstation the night he received the company's layoff notice. When I opened my eyes again, the cicadas chirped harshly, the fan squeaked, and the countdown to the high school entrance examination on the blackboard was stinging and familiar. He went back to that summer. After restarting his life, Ye Ming completely figured it out: all the small town problems and 996 blessings should go to hell. In this life, he will never be a 0Votes3Recs0Fans
  2. Weight of Life Thousands of Sails Pass ByShort Story3k Wordsongoing The story takes Li Ming's life trajectory as the vertical axis (mountain child → private college student → cost practitioner → software engineer) and the evolution of family relationships as the horizontal axis (single → love → marriage → two-child family → crisis → reconciliation → balance), connecting the key era nodes of Chinese society after 2000, and finally settled on "career success ≠ satisfactory life, and the balance between family and work is the core of happiness." 0Votes1Recs0Fans
  3. All Beholders Thousands of Sails Passing ByEastern Fantasy69k Wordsongoing The world is a little different! Common sense: The geography is basically wrong, biology is basically collapsed, physics is basically useless, technology can only regress, the air still has fragrance, and you are intoxicated when you breathe it in, but the family is broken, the country is broken, there is light and tears in the eyes, heartache and mental breakdown. Sun, Moon and Stars: Double suns cross the polar sky, it's winter when it's dark, the full moon never stops, the stars are brilliant 0Votes2Recs0Fans
  4. Cold Night Heart Thousands of Sails PassMartial Arts53k Wordsongoing During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was fatuous and neglected state affairs. The powerful Prime Minister Yan Song controlled the government and corrupted the government. Japanese pirates were rampant along the southeast coast, and the people were in dire straits. At the same time, he sent his capable general Chu Fangxiao to set up Longquan Villa in the rivers and lakes, doing good deeds while doing evil deeds, and collusion between officials and gangsters was rampant. The 0Votes2Recs1Fans