The Ups and Downs of Officialdom

The ups and downs of the officialdom are well written, and the seven emotions and six desires of human beings are also well written.

It's well written and quite realistic. It's just annoying that I often use the wrong names.

Overall, the author's storyline and characterization are quite good. As I read along, I also saw many comments from readers. Personally, I feel that the readers who scolded me are probably young, so their reading of the novel is too one-sided. I won't comment too much here on how well the author describes the intrigues and intrigues in the physique, but this is indeed the official inheritance of the ruling class of the flower growers for thousands of years. The clues of the whole story run through it, and the writing is relatively smooth. The emotional entanglements between the protagonist Huang Haichuan and several women are also written in a more realistic and delicate way. Overall worth a look.

A good book, very practical, but it describes too many things between men and women.

I feel that the characters are real, not empty-handed or lofty. They are supported by others and work hard to reach a high position. They can also be honest in politics and maintain their original aspirations. I have relationships with several women, but I don't know if there are such officials in reality without getting too involved in them or using their power for profit. The pattern is huge.

This book is wonderfully written. Looking at officialdom novels, it is considered top-notch. The writing is smooth, the plot is real and believable, and it is exciting. It is not like other officialdom novels that are fake at first glance. Anyway, I read it and couldn't put it down. I always wanted to read it in one sitting.

Overall, the novel is good and readable. The plot has ups and downs. The protagonist described is remarkable and a capable leader. However, he cannot control his private parts and his emotions are rampant. No one is perfect. I hope there will be corrections in the future. It cannot be said to be a big mistake if you are single and have an affair, but you still have to pay attention to the impact.

A very good book, worth reading

The names of the characters in this book are confusing in many places. The protagonist is inexplicably attracted by a second-generation official woman, and he relies on soft rice to get to the position. In the early stage, it is okay. In the middle and later stages, he is disgraced and has no means. The private life of the protagonist is chaotic. Eight or nine women among them are unjust when they should be just - extending the claws of the devil to his best friend! When he is not supposed to be righteous, he would rather offend his boss but still have to stand up (in fact, many things can be circumvented). It is suffocating to see. But overall it's okay, if you're not afraid of holding your breath, you can take a look. To encourage the author, I gave it four stars! Overall, it's pretty good. I just read a lot of reviews of this book, and they are very right about how the protagonist is hesitant about doing things and likes to think wildly. It is true that this protagonist is much different from the protagonists in other novels in terms of ability, IQ, means, and strategy, but then I thought about it, maybe the author set it up as an ordinary person who rose to power by chance and got married to a second-generation official. He was originally a very ordinary person. It's not easy to look at the protagonist from God's perspective. I feel relieved just thinking about it!

Overall, it's a good book. The author's overall story line is commendable, but the details are rough and the ending is a bit abrupt. The characterization is okay. The relationship between the male protagonist and several women is inexplicable, and it was accidentally explained clearly in the end. Logical thinking is still online, it can be regarded as a book that can be read