Officialdom: Making Mistake After Mistake, Yet Rising at Lightning Speed
官场：处处失误，火速进步
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
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- 12mo ago
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- Officialdom: The White Ball Drops In, and I Bid Farewell to My Temp Job!官场：白球掉袋，告别编外！Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's a bit of a lighthearted, comedic read, so I recommend checking it out. After finishing it, I read other political fiction novels, and they were all about female subordinates and bosses, with vulgar descriptions, a beautiful CEO looking down on the male lead who's a section chief, and wearing short skirts in business meetings.
Very good. The officialdom isn't all about fighting and killing; it's about interpersonal relationships and social dynamics. I especially enjoyed watching it. There weren't any awkward moments of pretentious posturing or face-slapping. Highly recommended! Don't go to the palace!
The author looks like a civil servant; this feels like the author's daily life.
I've finished reading all 80 chapters so far, and personally, I think it's one of the better political fiction novels on Tomato's platform. The writing style is adequate, and the political setting is portrayed quite purely, without focusing as much on anti-corruption and power struggles as other political fiction novels.
I have some questions. Originally, the comments were supposed to be the protagonist's inner monologue, but now it feels like someone can directly see how it's being handled. Can someone explain this to me? [What?]
This book is very interesting; its only drawback is that it has too few chapters, making it unsatisfying to read.
The protagonist's social interactions are well-written, the complex interpersonal relationships within government agencies are well-developed, and the subtle wit and banter at work are portrayed just right. However, the whole thing was so tense; every chapter was about work, with no personal space or exploration of life outside of work.
Why is there no timeline?
The study was dimly lit. Zhou Yang took off his suit jacket and sat opposite his father, his face still beaming with undisguised excitement. He handed over the appointment notice he had just received and said, "Dad, I'm officially promoted to section chief today." Mr. Zhou took the paper, glanced at it, and nodded slightly: "Hmm, not bad, that's a first step." "
A very good novel. The style is crisp and concise, avoiding any unnecessary awkward moments that leave the reader hanging. There's no superfluous emotion; only the protagonist's desire for advancement. A major strength of this book is its lack of unnecessary content. It avoids office romances and other potentially embarrassing emotional issues.