单选题A gives meaning to readers' lifeB makes readers blessed with wisdomC puts readers in a peaceful state of mindD enables readers to have a sense of belonging

单选题
A

gives meaning to readers' life

B

makes readers blessed with wisdom

C

puts readers in a peaceful state of mind

D

enables readers to have a sense of belonging


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