Rising Through the Ranks: From Secretary to The Outcast

Although it has a fantasy feel, it also has a real side. Aspirational, down-to-earth, one step at a time, caring about the people, not forgetting the original intention, hating evil as much as hatred, having the courage to fight, strategizing, and leaving no stone unturned. The people need such people. With such talents, the country will become stronger and stronger. With such talents, the people will be happy and healthy. The structure of this book is compact, interlocking, clear and convincing. It is reasonable and unexpected, and although it is exaggerated, it is still readable. This is another gratifying masterpiece after the official masterpieces such as "Aspiration for the Crown". I hope the author will work harder to provide rich and colorful spiritual food for the readers.

It's well written, I'd love to read it. Give a five-star review

I was going to give it five stars, but what happened to the last chapter?!

This book is very well written, and it captures the reader's heart. After reading it, I don't want to put it down.

This work has a good concept and smooth writing. The author has certain skills and is an author worthy of praise.

The book ends a bit abruptly, and some of the foreshadowings in it are not explained --- such as: the jade his mother left behind, his father being so awesome (the person who was looking for his father in his hometown)... I personally think his birth is awesome!

It was well written, but the ending was a little too fast.

The mentality of ordinary cadres is written very objectively and realistically!

It is so well written and is the best teaching method for junior civil servants to learn from.

Well written, I couldn't put it down after reading it