
The Officialdom
官界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
1kChapters
7Reads
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In booklists 6
Any Recommendations for Political Novels?
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Realistic Political Novels!
Looking for books like Power at the Peak: Super Civil Servant. It has to be a realistic novel about officialdom!
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Please Recommend Books Like The Pinnacle of Power: Starting as a Grassroots Civil Servant
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Urban Stories About the Ups and Downs of Officialdom
Looking for books similar to Officialdom: Rising Straight to the Top.
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Recommend Some Novels Where the Protagonist Reaches the Pinnacle of Power
I'd like a novel where the protagonist has power and methods that reach the heavens, can decide who lives or dies, and is also overflowing with a sense of justice.
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Novels About Second-Generation Officials
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Why aren't there any comments??? Because it is a hot chick. The protagonist travels through time. He doesn't have to be awesome, but he can't be more indigenous than the indigenous people. From his speech, behavior and thoughts, he is not as good as a farmer, which feels very strange. It feels like he is sleepwalking, and there are few words. Books published by external sites cannot be like this. After reading it for a while, I scrolled to the middle and realized that it was not the previous time-travel issue that caused the protagonist's indigenous behavior, but the author's issue. Is he too old?? This is the writing style of the older generation, similar to the writing style of traditional literature. It is completely different from those modern writing styles. It must be written with the confidence of a time traveler. There is no such feeling.
The portrayal of this protagonist is really hard to describe!
You are still not suitable for this bowl of rice
Too many typos. Short of a pound or two. There was almost no proofreading.
Why hasn't such a beautiful book become so popular?
Reborn as a licking dog!!???!! Real!!! Go back to screwing!!?
The writing is quite good, and the author has a very high level of education. If you look at the kind of things described in Ming and Qing novels, the level is quite high.
The male protagonist obviously suffered a broken head, and the male protagonist is reborn, which makes the author act like a fool who doesn't understand anything.
Looking confused