
Rising Through the Ranks, Starting as a Secretary
平步青云从秘书开始
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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In a family with a betrayed wife and a philistine wife, a daily phone call from the mother can extinguish the overwhelming anger, a few words from a colleague can make you lose your mind, and a drunken and lustful wife can put you in bed and put an emergency brake on it. Everything is full of contrasts.
The novel does not deliberately exaggerate the thrilling plot, but there are swords and swords hidden in the daily trivialities: the seats at a wine party imply hierarchy, and the tone of a greeting hides the consideration of interests. The protagonist Xu Qingyun's transformation from being cautious when he first entered the officialdom to gradually understanding the "hidden rules" is like a mirror, reflecting the struggles and compromises of individuals in the power field. The author uses a calm writing style to deconstruct the logic of officialdom. There is no stereotyped good and evil, only real human nature swinging between rules and desires. Those seemingly ordinary meals, meetings, and document exchanges are actually the undercurrent of a power game. The novel not only expresses the helplessness of "officialdom is like a chess game, there is no turning back", but also allows readers to glimpse the subtle texture of the system's operation in a sad way.
It's really objective, multi-dimensional description, clear structure, worth reading, five stars!
The description is very realistic
The author of "The Great Success Begins as a Secretary" writes down this secretary in the next dozens of chapters. First, he can easily go out to socialize. Two, it's too flowery. Third, this kind of secretary is a cheat. Not qualified to be a secretary.
I wasn't even going to give it a star, but I can't comment without giving it. Just like what the guy above said, your wife has cheated on you, but you can still get together, that's awesome.
The description is very realistic and worth reading.
You can read it, this book may be good.
The writing is so real and super beautiful.
No one is watching. There is a reason for the low score.