The characteristic of this kind of books is that the authors are often in a small field with great skills, or from well-known companies (such as McKinsey) and well-known universities (such as Tokyo University in Japan, Harvard, Stanford and Yale in the United States).

It is years of experience and endorsements from famous enterprises and famous schools that make them always attract a large number of people with the same confusion when sharing their work and learning methods, so such books are often not only easy to read, but also easy to use. For example, 1. Fast Reading: Once a slow reader, he is now a book reviewer who reads 700 books a year, sharing his reading skills and experience with you. 2. "Small home, the bigger you live in": Vanke 10+ residential planner, sharing his living concept with you and telling you the tips and essentials of home design, sorting and storage, and purchasing furniture. , so that you can live comfortably in a humble abode; 3. "Good copy, one sentence is enough": Japanese advertising master, 9 tips and 77 tips to help you directly hit the pain point of copy and turn your words into money; 4. "Why are the elites not tired of using their brains like this": A Guide to Using the Brain written by a neuroscientist who has been engaged in brain science research 15 years; Wait a minute. For this kind of methodology books, the reading method is also very simple. Find the method the author wants to teach you, get familiar with it, and then use it.