
The Open Plot
阳谋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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See allNovels Rated 9.9!!!!
Even higher-rated than The Long Journey Next Door and Little Sage Equal to Heaven!
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Reading this will make you wonder whether you have a brain. Highly, highly recommended. Everyone is smart, and the foreshadowing runs throughout the whole story. Anyway, I didn't understand a thing. It's just satisfying from start to finish. All I can say is the author's writing is insanely good.
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Authors Nowadays Can't Write Unless There's Showing Off and Face-Slapping, or Someone Getting Mocked
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This is a truly remarkable work. The author is practically a master strategist, resolving so many conflicts through ingenuity—it's simply divine. While some parts are a bit suspenseful, the suspense is believable and logical, making it a rare find.
Okay, I've finished watching! I haven't had enough! Looking forward to more!
This novel is excellent and relatable. Thumbs up!
This is the best and most solidly written official fiction I've ever read. The author is extremely familiar with the local customs and culture of Changde City and Shimen County in Hunan Province, and is well-versed in the intricacies of officialdom.
A fantastic novel! 👍 The author probably covered a bit too much time, which leads to a few minor flaws: Tang Jun's child's gender is inconsistent throughout the story; Chen Xiaorong's marital status is also inconsistent! But these flaws don't detract from its overall quality! We also hope to have more and more cadres like Tang Jun and Qin Jichun!
It aligns with the current trend of officialdom novels, and the portrayal of grassroots life is decent. However, the abrupt introduction of a woman into the protagonist's life near the end felt rather abrupt. Perhaps the author believes this is inevitable at a certain level.
A down-to-earth work that I read in one go.
It provides a good reflection of the difficulties and limits faced by ordinary people entering politics. It is written very realistically. The vast majority of civil servants struggle their entire lives, even if they only reach the level of a junior staff member, deputy section chief, or section chief, relying solely on seniority and time. Many people say that the officialdom depicted in this book is too difficult, but the reality of officialdom is indeed that difficult.
This book is very inspiring. The protagonist and his team are dedicated to the public good, working hard to build their business and ultimately achieving success. It's also a very wholesome book. While there are conflicts between leaders, they remain within work-related boundaries, minimizing backstabbing and infighting.
It's a very good book, full of positive energy, and the ideas behind it are quite good.