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The Son of an Official Is Reborn, Rebuilds His Family's Glory, and Becomes a Low-Key Second-Generation Official
The son of an official is reborn, rebuilds his family's glory, and becomes a low-key second-generation official
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Are There Any Books About Male Protagonists Who Work in State-Owned Enterprises?
I have read too many books about working in government agencies. I want to read a book about a male protagonist working in a state-owned enterprise, or a book about a male protagonist working on a state-owned enterprise platform.
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Modern Workplace Novels, One Step at a Time in a State-Owned Enterprise or a Central Enterprise.
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After reading more than 40 chapters and not yet entering the work unit, I couldn't stand it anymore, so I read the book reviews decisively, and when I saw the number and content of the reviews, I gave up decisively. The early content was too bland, and it was similar to many novels, which was uninteresting. Moreover, I saw in the book reviews that in the later plot, someone did a lot of things that were outraged by both humans and gods but got away with it.
Damn it, isn't this copying my Secretary Wang?
I originally thought it was a pretty good book, but the plot and content of chapters 48-52 were exactly the same as the novels I had read before.
Brother, you are a pure stitching monster. In the front you are copying the peak of rebirth rights, and in the back you are copying my Secretary Wang.
If you weren't a reborn person, you wouldn't be able to explain it. The reborn person can't beat others, and he also has his own backstage, Zhen Shui [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]. It's poisonous, comrades [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]
I just can't stand it
Just so-so,
It's so exciting that I can't read it.