I Became a Chancellor at Eighteen

I think this book is exceptionally good, and I won't accept any arguments against it!

Overall, it's not a particularly good story, and there are occasional problems, but it's readable if you don't mind too much. Overall, the writing is decent; it's not the kind of melodramatic, feel-good story.

This book is exceptionally well-written. The author has a great grasp on the satisfying moments, and while the plot moves a bit fast, it doesn't fall apart. The writing style is excellent; the competition in officialdom and the underlying logic are well-developed and insightful.

Wow, that's awesome! Only a few dozen chapters so far, it'll be much more interesting when it reaches 500 chapters.

It's well-written, at least interesting. Other short stories, even though they're clearly just copying the outline and formula, they still can't quite get it right.

Overall, it's quite good; the pacing and character development are very rich. It feels like it was written by someone who works within the system, doing policy research. However, there are too many characters, too many minor ones, and they often disappear or aren't very relevant to the main plot—this aspect wasn't handled well. Everything else is good, but the ending is a bit rushed and could be more concise.

It's simply excellent. All the characters are intelligent, able to explain the intricacies behind their words with very few sentences, and the satisfying moments are handled very well. Although the pacing is a bit fast, the logic is really sound, and the writing is excellent.

That's good. Two chapters a day is a bit too few; ten chapters a day would be just right. 🙂

It's very enjoyable, the writing is good, the main character is intelligent, the romance is also well done, and it's quite entertaining.

It's quite interesting. The protagonist is decisive and thorough in his actions, and the reforms are particularly fascinating. I enjoy novels that depict gradual reforms based on real-world events. Watching the entire country improve under the protagonist's guidance is very moving.