A Commoner's Road to Promotion
草根升迁记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 745k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
292Chapters
1.7kReads
8.5Score
167Shelves
678Listens
381.5kReads · all time
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It should be one of the highest-level Tomato novels about real officialdom, but shouldn't the novel end here?
The content of the book is very exciting. I won't read other novels until I finish reading this book. How can I end the novel when I can continue writing it?
It has flesh and blood and connotation, vivid image and thoughts. Good!
It was very well written. Why didn't the author continue writing? It would be okay to leave an outline at the end. It's so sad that it suddenly disappeared.
Wrote all the vanity fair stories of all kinds of people
This novel is very exciting. Fascinating. The novel has twists and turns. Reasonable structure. In online novels. It is a rare high-scoring novel. Give the author a thumbs up. To the vast. Recommended by readers and friends.
A good book recommendation
It's okay, but there's no ending, which is a pity
This book's narrative is flowing and flowing, and it's worth reading. The plot unfolds logically, which is one of the charms that attracts readers.
The book is finished halfway through. Could it be that the author is finished too [laughing]