After Getting Promoted, I Back Zhong Xiao'ai and Punish Xie Meilan

I read those political novels mainly for the thrill. Let's say they're public officials, even if they can't get an Audi or a Hongqi, they should at least get a Volkswagen, right? But all they do is ride around some beat-up electric scooter. Are you trying to play dumb and get away with it? What era are we living in?

This is a pretty good fan fiction about officialdom, comparable to "My Father Zhao Lichun." Both books have engaging entry points and are easy to read. In terms of writing style, this one is stronger than "My Father Zhao Lichun," with logic and plot more appealing to readers. However, "My Father Zhao Lichun," which became popular earlier this year, lacks some writing quality.

Zhong Xiaoai is indeed arrogant, but she has no intention of harming others, which is good enough.

I'm curious about one thing: how high can a protagonist with no background and who isn't a genius climb? Without a system or some kind of cheat code, no matter how high you climb, you're nothing compared to those powerful families.

It's disguised as a political novel. It's just a typical urban slapstick comedy.

The writing style is acceptable. One thing that's infuriating is that your protagonist is working for the government, and they're supposed to provide you with an official car, but you insist on riding your beat-up little electric scooter. You're comfortable, but what about the dignity of the government? Why do all departments have official cars?

Can you please hurry up and provide a vehicle? You don't think a little electric scooter is high-class, do you? Ant Financial is so stupid, okay?

The biggest problem for readers right now is the shockingly low update frequency of this book.

I finished reading it. It's a very good book, but the chapters are a bit short, and there are too few female leads. There are only five female leads in total! And these five are all working for other people... The protagonist doesn't even give any of the female leads any information about making money!

Electric scooters were a complete failure!