After Wang Cheng graduated, he became the leadership secretary by chance. From an ordinary poor student to a leading steward, just when he was proud of his success, he unexpectedly fell into a dilemma because of poor friendships...
Reader comments
The writing is quite realistic. When reading this novel, I always feel that the author is within the system, and writing this book in the first person gives readers a good sense of immersion. All in all, it is a good read for those who like to read the officialdom series.
The writing is very good, very real, with details and a sense of three-dimensionality. I don't know how many times better than most of the hard-charging and brainless slaps in the face. My Jiang Feng can take care of me for a while!
There is a lot of resonance within the system. It is really what Gao Cheng said: Tolerance leads to greatness, and lack of desire leads to strength. Contentment is for others, desire is for oneself.
It is true, objective and informative.
Very beautiful, I like it very much
A very good officialdom novel, very true
A real book, the author puts his heart into it
I can't find a better-looking book on officialdom than this one, and I don't have any recommendations.
The writing is quite realistic. When reading this novel, I always feel that the author is within the system, and writing this book in the first person gives readers a good sense of immersion. All in all, it is a good read for those who like to read the officialdom series.
The writing is very good, very real, with details and a sense of three-dimensionality. I don't know how many times better than most of the hard-charging and brainless slaps in the face. My Jiang Feng can take care of me for a while!
There is a lot of resonance within the system. It is really what Gao Cheng said: Tolerance leads to greatness, and lack of desire leads to strength. Contentment is for others, desire is for oneself.
It is true, objective and informative.
Very beautiful, I like it very much
A very good officialdom novel, very true
A real book, the author puts his heart into it
I can't find a better-looking book on officialdom than this one, and I don't have any recommendations.