Li Wenge's Promotion (A Collection of Three Volumes)

Li Wenge, a normal graduate from a poor background, entered the powerful Municipal Personnel Bureau by chance. Chai Fu, a college student who entered the agency with him, was the son of a wealthy businessman with a fortune of several hundred million. People with the same conditions were treated completely differently in the bureau. The cruel reality made Li Wenge understand that he could not choose his background, but he had to rely on himself to work. He was not discouraged or timid, but started from scratch and won the masses bit by bit... Although this book is about officialdom, it does not have the tensions and life-and-death struggles of previous officialdoms. Instead, it treats officialdom as a workplace, and organically combines being a person, doing things, and being an official in a peaceful state of mind. The novel profoundly tells people: In today's officialdom, one can become an official and be promoted regardless of background, money, or beauty. To do this, one relies on one's character and wisdom. A wise man becomes an official. This is the most profound revelation left to people by "Li Wenge's Promotion: A College Student's Political Heart Sutra".