My Reports at the Court of Judicial Review Are Full of Memes

The plot is quite good. Just the fact that it's full of jokes without a single one bordering on the offensive makes it much, much better than many that use vulgar jokes as humor.

The concept is interesting, but the voice acting could be streamlined. After the protagonist says some difficult-to-understand terms, there could be some scenes explaining their meaning.

Haha, I had so much fun reading this! It's one of the few books on Tomato that balances enjoyment with logical structure. You must work within the system, right? You're spouting platitudes all the time.

Although some of the vocabulary was unclear and impressive, the story was still quite interesting. I'm deducting one star because there were too many ellipses in the text, especially in the dialogue. When listening to the audiobook, I stumbled over the words and couldn't connect the emotions.

The current rating of 6.6 Is too low. If I were to rate it, I would give it a 9. The one point deducted is because the terminology is a bit overdone. The novel's plot, world-building, and fluency are excellent, making it perfect for a short drama adaptation! Absolutely fantastic! (However, the writing style still feels familiar. I boldly guess the author has other aliases on Tomato, at least three in total 😏 I'll see if the author will reply to this review later, haha.)

So far, it's very interesting. The protagonist is truly an expert in office culture and is full of witty remarks. I hope the author continues to maintain this level of humor.

Could the main character please stop using English jokes? People from ancient times couldn't understand gibberish, but at least they could guess the Chinese jokes.

One case leads to another, and each one is interconnected. Zhang Xiaojing's rhetoric manual has evolved from its initial witty banter to a heartfelt conclusion. 😘 I wonder if the author took the essay writing section of the civil service exam; they seem to really like using quotation marks. 😳 I'd also like to read more about Zhang Xiaojing's wife, Madam Liu 🥰 Could the author write a side story about a female official?

It was great, I watched it all in one go, and it was hilarious.

The writing style is fresh and refreshing; it's a light and enjoyable read, definitely worth a try.