The World's Rarest Treasures

The transitions are seamless, and the pace is well-balanced.

Although I've only read less than two hundred chapters, I'm deeply impressed, brother. You've portrayed the protagonist's virtue exceptionally well; though a businessman, he possesses the qualities of a gentleman. He understands forbearance and humility; he knows how to make choices and uphold morality. These qualities are all manifestations of Confucian thought and culture. Only a businessman who uses talent as a general and virtue as a commander can win people over with virtue. By gathering the strength of many, he eventually dominates the world. Like the older generation who believed in and helped the protagonist in his early stages, it's probably for this reason! As the saying goes: writing style reflects the person! One can roughly understand a person's character by reading their writing. —Ouyang Jingfeng, after reading, left this comment.

It's fat enough, ready to be slaughtered~~~hehe~~

Very knowledgeable!

There's no such thing as a coincidence.

Highly recommended!

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Plum porridge is made by sweeping up fallen plum blossoms, washing them clean, and cooking white porridge with snow water. When the porridge is almost cooked, the fallen blossoms are added and cooked together. Yang Wanli's poem says: "Just seeing the end of winter and the abundance of spring, I grieve to see the wind blowing like snow. Collect the fallen blossoms to cook porridge, and the fallen petals can still be burned as incense." (From *The Essence of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine*)