
The Hidden Official
官藏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Any Novels That Feel Really Realistic?
For example, the male and female leads could have common, everyday jobs like teaching or medicine.
Recommendations for Novels That Can Rightly Be Called Classics
Guys, please recommend some books!
Looking for Down-to-Earth Stories Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
I'm in a reading slump.
Looking for Books Featuring Western Fantasy, Steampunk, the Occult, Potions, Sequences, and Magic
Political Intrigue Novels Worth Reading, All the Way to the Top!
Looking for books similar to Power at Its Peak: Starting as a Grassroots Civil Servant 2.
Looking for Contemporary Urban Fiction About Everyday Life, Grounded and Close to Reality!
Books With an Official as the Male Lead
Any Novels Suitable for Middle-Aged and Older Readers? Recommend a Few
For example, stories about real life, a particular historical era, history, or rural life. Nothing mindless
The Capital’s Young Master Takes the Career Officialdom Route
Looking for a Hero Who's More of a Government Official Than a Businessman, a Refined Civil Servant in Politics
Looking for Realistic Political Fiction
Any Political Career Novels Rated 9.5 or Higher? I Just Finished Secretary Hong Tao
Looking For High-Quality Political Workplace Novels
Any Political Fiction Rated 9.0 or Higher? I've Read All the Good Ones 😤😤
Political Fiction
Looking for books similar to *The Officialdom: Absolute Control*. No one being reborn, no melodrama, just a normal plot.
Desperately Looking for Stories About Working in the Government
Looking for books like *The Pinnacle of Power: Starting as a Grassroots Civil Servant*.
Looking for Officialdom Novels, I Have Tried Many but Could Only Keep Reading One
Looking for books like The Ambition of a Little Nobody in Government (The Official Road Leads to the Heavens). I've read the ones on the gift rankings, and so many have awful plot points. Could each of you veteran readers recommend one?
Officialdom Novels: These Are the Best on Tomato. Disagree? Come Debate!
Looking for books similar to *The Pinnacle of Power: The Great Rejuvenation (The Long Road to Power)*.
Political Novels About Rising from the Grassroots to the Top
I haven't found a single one.
Any More Serious Stories About Life in Government?
Today's political novels are all terrible. It's either harems or absurdly useless protagonists. Can anyone recommend a proper political novel? No multiple heroines, hordes of admirers, or cowardly protagonists who just take insults without talking back. Those kinds of novels are infuriating to read.
Looking for Serious Political Bureaucracy Stories, with Council Members Outwitting Each Other and Colleagues Cooperating While Also Clashing at Work
Political-Intrigue Novels About Rising from the Grassroots
Looking for books similar to The Pinnacle of Power: Starting as a Grassroots Civil Servant (Racing Up the Official Career Ladder).
Any Books About Government Officials or Discipline Inspection Commissions?
I'd like books similar to Why Mess with Him? He's the Head of the Inspection Team.
Please Recommend High-Quality Political Intrigue
I'm looking for books like *The Jin Army Besieges the City: Reborn as Emperor Qinzong of Song*. The male lead can transmigrate into the past as an official or an emperor, or rise up from the bottom through the imperial exams. I'm open to anything, but I'd like genuine political intrigue and an accurate historical setting. Something like *Sword Snow Stride* or *Celebrating the New Year*.
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Dear author, please update quickly! The writing is really good, don't write this book down. The short-term lack of popularity is not because you wrote poorly, but everyone was too impatient and failed to read the book carefully. Come on
The writing is good, but sometimes the official clichés feel a bit too much if you don't pay attention to them. I hope the teacher will produce more good works.
This is a very exciting official novel. Needless to say, good writing skills in novels are basic skills. Different from other ordinary official novels, the detailed description of the characters and the exploration of human nature are in place. It's not like some Tomato novels that are perfunctory and just pile on the plot, pile up the number of words in exchange for words, and even get a rating starting with 9. It's really thick and dark.
This work is of high quality, but updates are too slow. Two chapters a day is great. The protagonist in the work should not be too involved with the old Taoist priest, and should have an independent personality.
Ye Sansheng is very wise and almost demonic. Sansheng's name is well chosen. The best officialdom novel is Official Romance, and you are one of them!
It's super exciting, but it's a pity that the author's structure is too grand. It seems that there are hundreds and thousands of chapters that can't be taken down! Looking forward to updates from the author!
The story is thrilling, full of suspense, and the narrative is unhurried. The characters are detailed, full, and vivid. It is much better than "Tiger Mayor". It is a rare good work on the Internet, but I don't know why it has been read so little? How sad! As of now, it is as exciting as ever, without any drag. Rare! The only drawback is that there are too few updates every day.
It has a wide range of knowledge, vivid characters, wide-angle and micro-coordination of society, cuts into the grassroots level, and is thoughtful in its pursuit of higher things. The language is simple and fluent, it solves complicated and difficult problems, has profound ideas and creates new ideas, and grasps the psychological activities of multiple characters, ages and classes. It is a good book.
Written in great detail. The protagonist is set very high at the beginning, and then his abilities and growth are slowly highlighted. It is a metaphor for the importance of "fate" and "luck" through various coincidences. It deserves five stars, but it is not a fast food. It requires a lot of time to read slowly. I will collect it first.
Is a good book. It looks good so far, I hope it will stay the same in the future.