Slaying Dragons on the Road to Power

This book is the most wonderful book I have ever read. The arrangement of the story is reasonable. It not only empathizes with the hardships of the people at the bottom and the injustice of society, but also contains God's care, allowing ordinary readers to find a kind of comfort in their hearts, a kind of self-comforting fantasy. The plot is very cleverly conceived, with everything from being in danger on the mountain to meeting a monk in a car, everything is seamless and seamless. It was beyond our imagination without being obtrusive. There is no sense of being made up. The language is witty and humorous, the writing is smooth and fascinating, and it can quickly draw readers into it. I like it very much, but the updates are a bit slow. Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you.

The plot is woven with delicate brushstrokes and the core is carried by three-dimensional characters. Whether it is the magnificent world or the subtle emotions, readers can be immersed in it. After reading it, they feel both relaxed and thoughtful. Highly recommended!

From a small person who was forced to become an official to a powerful figure in government and business affairs, mysterious power is the lead, and a clear understanding of "backing and wealth" is the core. His transformation is not only a satisfying narrative of rising power, but also integrates insights into human nature into his growth trajectory. The ruthlessness of officialdom games and the exquisite layout of shopping malls are intertwined, making the road to the top both passionate and realistic, and the character arc full and moving.

This is a typical slow-burning work, and it is also a very disadvantaged work. When fast food writers are in power today, those who are injured are often writers with strength and pursuit of taste. The author's ability to control the story is very precise, and his character settings, emotional rendering and use of language are indeed well-intentioned. I read the opening chapter carefully and flipped through the first half. I firmly believe that this book is a superior book and I firmly give it a five-star rating. This is neither an exaggeration nor a wanton act. I will continue to read and provide follow-up comments in due course. I hope this work can accompany me through the cold after the heavy snow and keep me warm throughout the winter! It's for review! Please correct me! I'm busy with my work, so I took the time to read this, it's very interesting. Highly recommended with five-star reviews, I hope friends will add it to their bookshelves!

The writing style of this book is light and humorous. It uses a unique visual method to analyze various social phenomena and reveal the various unspoken rules of officialdom and business to readers without reservation. The plot is well-organized, the plot is meticulous, the suspense and highlights coexist, and the exciting points come out one after another. It is very attractive and makes you feel comfortable reading.

The protagonist Bai Muxiao enters the official career, passes five levels and kills six generals along the way, and reaches the pinnacle of life. Except for Nicholas's name, which can be remembered, the others can only be replaced by A, B, C, and Dingxu, but it does not affect reading. Haha, it is very well written! Good review! ! ! !

Overall, this book is pretty good, and the content is quite rich. The story line doesn't live up to the title. The protagonist has an adventure in the cave and is less played. There is no wonderful story about ups and downs and decisive killing in the whole set of books. This is my personal feeling after reading it.

This book is very wonderfully written. There are fierce battles in the officialdom, intrigues, cheating, and great responsibilities from heaven. There are surprises in the ordinary, and there are surprises in promotions. It is worth reading.

Good books should be shared with everyone.

I have read a lot of books on Tomato, and this one is the one that I like the most recently. It has no routine and no watering down. Trust me, it is worth a read. I watched Three in the Morning last night, and I could barely keep my eyes open and still wanted to read on. The plot was so gripping, it deserves five stars!