I'm a Senior Executive in Seven Organizations at Once

What struck me most about this book was the "sense of ordinaryness". The protagonist Lin Yuan has no ambition to save the universe, but only wants to protect the people and things around him. From being an archives keeper to being forced to shoulder the heavy responsibility of the survival of the dimension, the author describes the grand war like a neighborhood dispute, and the god-like enemy as a stubborn "gardener". This light-weight writing style makes the story particularly friendly. The most exciting thing is the ending: the hero refuses to become the eternal master and chooses to return to the small cafe. This is not about retreating, but understanding that real victory is not about conquering, but about allowing everyone to live their own little lives in peace. When the universe returns to calm, the aroma of hot coffee is more precious than any medal. This book tells us: Greatness does not lie in changing the world, but in protecting the ordinary.

The title of the book is super interesting, concise and clear, stimulating readers' interest in reading. The protagonist Lin Yuan is powerful and has many secrets. It attracts you to look down and advances layer by layer to show us the past hidden in the world. The activation of Lin Yuan's bloodline has fallen into a bigger whirlpool🌀 The seven vests are the biggest highlight of this book. The seven identities are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and have their own characteristics. The purposes of each organization are different, some are stumbling blocks, and some are assists. Lin Yuan grew rapidly in a high-pressure environment, learned many secrets, and continued to learn hahahahahahahahaha^o^. The shadow's assistance makes the protagonist even more powerful. I like the strong recommendation of mysterious elements, it's quite nice. The author writes well. The new book is also very interesting. He has a good grasp of different themes. The writing style is very nice! Come and take a lookദ്ദി˶>ω<)✧

The ideas and ideas are good. I look forward to the scene where the horse loses his name. It just feels a bit stiff sometimes. Hello, author. The overall evaluation is good. After all, I like good ideas. As long as I am not a primary school student, I can read it.

A useless archivist simultaneously controls the identities of seven mortal enemies in a global crisis. He outsmarts his colleagues and loses his vest frequently. The setting is novel and the plot is compact and interesting.

I thought it was the kind of humorous full-brain text, but I didn't expect it to be more rigorous. When I posted it a few days ago, I thought there were a lot more recommended ones. Then I found out that it was a very new, very new, very new book. I was shocked for a few days, but the author said it had 4 chapters in one day. It's crazy. No matter what, I'll read it first and then talk about it.

It can be written well, but the chapters are a bit short. The author works hard

Give it a low rating [Shy] It looks good and I recommend it.