A Swift Rise Through the Ranks
一入官场，火速升迁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 600k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 13
Looking for Serious Political Bureaucracy Stories, with Council Members Outwitting Each Other and Colleagues Cooperating While Also Clashing at Work
Looking for High-Quality Political Fiction. Besides Wang Hongtao, Are There Any Others?
Any Books Set in the Workplace or Officialdom, About Navigating Social Relationships?
Any books about the workplace, bureaucracy, and navigating social relationships?
I've Been Enjoying Government-Intrigue Stories Lately. Any Good Recommendations?
Looking for books like "Using Wealth to Advance in Office: I Made a Fortune and Rose Through the Ranks by Trading Stocks".
Any Political Fiction About a Fresh Graduate Passing the Central Government’s Selection Exam?
I want books similar to "Officialdom: A Minor Figure's Ambition (The Official's Road Reaches the Heavens)". I saw on Douyin that centrally selected civil servants are considered quite impressive among government employees.
Why Are There No Modern Political Workplace Novels?
Why are there no modern political novels?
Please Recommend Books About Politics and Government Careers
Book Experts, Please Recommend a Political Intrigue Novel!
Looking for books like Reborn on the Day of My Divorce: My Plan Shocks the World. I haven't found a good political novel in ages. Please recommend some, experts!
Any Officialdom Novels Where the Protagonist Starts at the Provincial Committee or Municipal Committee?
The protagonist should be a big shot from the start, like in "In the Name of the People".
Any Smart Political Intrigue Novels? Looking for Social Savvy and the Art of Political Speech
Online Game Nation Wars: Lords, Founding Villages, and Recruiting Generals and Strategists
A feel-good novel without face-slapping.
Any Books About the Taiping Rebellion or the Nian Rebellion? Recommendations, Please
A New Book That's Bound to Be a Hit! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Reader comments 50
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I love reading it. It's autobiographical. It gives me a sense of immersion and is more real. But if I read too much, it will easily leave sequelae (in reality, everyone looks like a sesame official 🤦 🤦 🤦. The author is also a very friendly book friend. I like it 👍 👍 👍
Xin'er's new book was taken off the shelves before, but I didn't expect to see it again. I support it very much. I guess Guo Shuang is the heroine. Is she still a female school teacher this time? I'm not used to the male protagonist not being called Wang Cheng.
Such a beautiful book has such a low rating?
The author, who came from an important official career, has always been realistic, telling the ups and downs of the process in a plain tone. Inside the system and outside the system is like a besieged city I also hope that more leading cadres will be willing to share some of their own experiences and stories so that our readers and friends can also benefit from it.
Very good, very realistic. The author should have had experience in the system or at least conducted in-depth interviews and exchanges. This is by no means mindless nonsense. In fact, this kind of book seems to be memorable and allows people to learn some experience. In an impetuous society, excessive cheerful writing will only make people feel more angry, but such realistic writing can make people calm down and peaceful, which is very good!
I have read each book many times. It is a realistic novel. I can see that the author is very careful in writing. It feels like reading a memoir, which is not comparable to a cool novel. After reading Lin Xin'er's novel, other novels are boring. Writing various issues within the system more clearly will also allow readers to understand some things within the system. Come on. Make some requests (update on time). If you are too busy, make up for the missed updates in the past few days. 🤭🤭🤭
It's been a long time since I've seen such a satisfying novel.
Looks good, let's learn some
The author writes very well and realistically about all aspects of officialdom, and some details show that the author works within the system.
Why is ordinary so low? Very good book