
The Road to Power: Rising to the Top of Officialdom in the 1990S!
官道权途,从90年代登居高位!
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- Completed
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- 568k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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After reading 60 chapters, I found the story to be a rebirth of officialdom with a novel and unique plot. The characters have their own characteristics. The main and supporting characters are all fleshed out and not empty. The protagonist has a righteous character but has shortcomings. He wants to be a good person but has to fight against human nature. I hope the author will maintain his level of excellence.
As a reborn person, from official to mayor, the protagonist should be free from financial pressure. As for the character Li Qiao, I feel pretty good about it. It allows the protagonist to slowly and completely conquer the political enemy of his previous life. Some details should also be paid attention to. Judging from the description at the beginning, Li Qiao should have a good impression of Xiao Chen, a seeker who has no desires and desires. However, after unexpectedly getting along with the protagonist without having any feelings for the protagonist, he was able to put the protagonist in the same position as Xiao. This writing is quite good. Later, I have to write some things to improve Li Qiao's affection for the protagonist, and describe the difference in attitudes between Li Qiao towards the protagonist and Xiao, and the protagonist's fear of Li Qiao from the beginning to his love and affection later to express the emotional heating line between the protagonist and Li Qiao. Also, don't describe Xiao Chen too much. If you find an opportunity later to keep him away from the world, just be a strategist for the protagonist. When I looked at the comparison between Xiao Chen and the protagonist, I felt that Xiao Chen was much better than the protagonist. If Xiao Chen didn't like to be quiet and have no desires and desires, I'm afraid he would have been promoted much faster than the protagonist.
A good book, beautiful to read, the characters are delicately drawn, and the writing is not watery.
Only brothers who have been in the system for many years can write so well! I really like it, I really admire it!
The characters are portrayed realistically, their IQs are very reasonable, and I personally find them very interesting. [Learned][Learned][Learned]
It looks good. It must have been written by a civil servant.
It's a pity that I didn't continue writing. I originally wanted to keep chasing it, but I didn't expect it to be over in a few moments. Personally, I think you can write slowly. The results will not be good at the beginning, but if you persist, you will get excellent results.
The plot of the officialdom is real and unpretentious, a rare masterpiece!
This written cow is the vest of which god is this?
A good book, it seems illusory, but in fact it is real [Like]