Officialdom: Making Mistake After Mistake, Yet Rising at Lightning Speed

It's a bit of a cool and funny story, so I recommended it. After reading it, I read other officialdom stories. They were all about female subordinates and bosses, with vulgar descriptions. The beautiful CEO looks down on the male lead, who is the section chief. She wears short skirts in business meetings. There is currently no messy relationship between men and women. This is very suitable for my appetite and is worth my heart. The comment section with a score of 9 or above is full of complaints about women. I didn't search for the first one I read. I didn't notice it at the beginning. But later I found out that the people I'm close to are all women. Yes, all the guys who get fucked are men. If they don't start fucking me, I'll be complaining without realizing it. I'll go straight in and out of the pit. You, the author, are my only hope at the moment. Even if there is a girl, I hope you don't mess around. As for my girlfriend, I hope that a side story can focus on daily life. After all, I'm here to watch the officialdom struggle. Although I personally hope not, I can also go straight to the full side story. After all, it's less. If you skip it, it will be gone. Come on. What is this barrage for? It's not as good as the psychological villain in front of me.

It's very good. Officialdom is not about fighting and killing, but about the sophistication of people. I really like watching it. There is no awkward pretense and slaps in the face. I highly recommend it. Don't enter the palace.

The author looks like a civil servant at first glance, but it feels like the author's daily life

I have read all the eighty chapters currently updated. I personally feel that the official writing in Tomato is quite good and the writing style is sufficient. The main official content is relatively pure. It does not focus too much on the anti-corruption official struggle like other official articles, and there is no content about the second-generation official being involved in gangs. Although this phenomenon is definitely very realistic, it is a bit boring after reading too many online articles. The protagonist has also been promoted relatively quickly. Currently, there is basically no female character. I don't know if this is a complete novel without a female protagonist. Secondly, I would like to make a suggestion to the author. I don't know if I missed it or if I really didn't write it clearly enough. I feel that the function of points in the system has not been clearly explained. Other systems usually collect points for lottery or redeem them in the mall, but the points in the article have no fixed relationship with growth. Although it is good to use this cheating routine, it is not good to completely blur it.

I have some doubts. It turns out that the content in the barrage is the inner drama of the protagonist. Now it feels like someone can directly watch how it is handled. Can anyone explain [what]

This book is very interesting. The only drawback is that there are too few chapters and it is not enjoyable to read.

The protagonist's human society is pretty well written, the complicated human relationships in the agency are also pretty good, and the tact between work is also written just right. However, the whole process was very stressful. Every chapter was about work, and I didn't have my own personal space or the ability to expand my life outside of work. I think it is appropriate to add some of the protagonist's friends, the protagonist's family, or some unexpected things outside of work, to highlight that the protagonist is young, promising, well-connected, and well-rounded. It would also be nice to do some other cool things It made me tired, and the promotion seemed to be relatively fast, maybe because the time was not written down. It is unclear how old the protagonist is and how long he has been in the workplace.

Why is there no timeline?

The light in the study was soft. Zhou Yang took off his suit jacket and sat opposite his father, with unconcealable excitement on his face. He handed over the appointment notice he had just received and said, "Dad, I am officially promoted to section chief today." Father Zhou took the paper, glanced at it, and nodded gently: "Well, not bad, it's the first step." "Actually, I didn't expect this result." Zhou Yang was a little embarrassed, "You usually never interfere in my affairs. I'm really afraid that I can't do it well." "Meet in? Every step you take is on your own." Zhou's father said calmly, but there was a hint of satisfaction in his eyes, "However, Yangzi, no matter how small an official is, he still serves the people. Don't think about a fast career, do the things at hand first." Zhou Yang nodded and said in a serious tone: "I understand, Dad. This time I will let my results speak for myself." Father Zhou pondered for a moment and smiled: "If you can really do something famous, I will be more happy than I am happy that I am promoted." The wind outside the study blew the curtains, and the conversation between an old man and a young man seemed particularly calm in the night.

Very good novel. The crisp and clear style does not deliberately block the reader on some key points. There are no unnecessary emotions, only the protagonist's desire for promotion. The great advantage of this book is that there is nothing superfluous. No office romances or potentially awkward emotional issues. Crisp and clear, with a clear main line. The protagonist is there for promotion, to climb to a higher position in the system. It's not about a stallion cloaked in the system or a heartthrob protagonist, but some are just the protagonist's desire for power. Very good article, I hope the author will update it soon