I Became a Chancellor at Eighteen

I think this book is very beautiful and I won't accept any objection!

Overall, it's not a particularly good article, and there are occasional problems, but it can be read as long as you don't care too much. Overall, the writing is okay, not that kind of bloody cool writing.

This book is very well written. The author has a good grasp of the exciting points of writing. The plot is a bit fast, but it does not break down. The writing is very good. The competition in the officialdom and the logical summary behind it are all well written and very clear. The twists and turns are clearly written in simple words. Some places are clearly written. The word choice is very good, and it feels like the icing on the cake. It can be seen that the author has something. There is no rating, and I added it to the bookshelf casually. I thought it was another ordinary book. I did not expect to be surprised after reading it. There are too few chapters. It is only about 90 chapters now. I read it in a few hours. I am not happy. Update quickly, don't rest anymore

Awesome! There are only a few dozen chapters, it will be interesting to read after 500 chapters.

It's well written, at least interesting. He couldn't understand the other short notes, which were obviously copied from the outline.

Overall it's very good, the rhythm and characters are very rich. It feels like it was written by someone who works within the system and does policy research. There are always too many characters, too many side characters, they are often lost, or they are not closely related to the main plot, and this aspect is not grasped well. The rest is pretty good, but the ending is a bit sloppy and could be simpler.

I can only say that it is very good. The IQs of all the characters are online. With a short sentence, the twists and turns behind the words can be explained, and the refreshing points are also well grasped. Although the pace is a bit fast, the logic is really reasonable and the writing is really good.

It's pretty good. Two chapters a day is a bit too little. Ten chapters a day is just right [smile]

It's very comfortable, the writing is good, the protagonist has a brain, the emotional scenes are good, and it's a lot of fun

It's quite interesting. The protagonist is decisive and comprehensive in doing things, and the reforms are very interesting. I like this kind of novel that is based on reality and is slowly reforming. It's very satisfying to watch the whole country continue to improve under the influence of the protagonist.