
Officialdom: Speaking Up for the People
官场:为人民发声
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 684k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The backstabbing and intrigue in officialdom feel so real. Bin is so cool, but also a bit naive. He's very astute in politics, but emotionally clueless. I feel Shen Xinya and Bin aren't a good match; let Bin enjoy the spotlight for now. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Having read over eighty chapters so far, here's my review. I'm giving this novel four stars because at least the characters have powerful backers who actually use their influence, which is satisfying to read, unlike other novels where characters have powerful backers but don't use them, just acting all high and mighty.
This is the author's third book. To be honest, while the first few weren't the best written, the stories were engaging and enjoyable. I read the new book as soon as it came out and was really looking forward to it. It's another good political fiction story.
Having read only a few dozen chapters, it's quite realistic so far. There are no superficial honey traps, no exaggerated claims of hundreds of billions, no large-scale organized crime, and no constant appearances of snipers and AK-47s. It's really close to real life.
This book is great! I especially enjoyed the storyline between Bin Ge and Shen Xinya; it was so sweet and heartwarming. There were a lot of intricate rules and regulations governing officialdom, things that most of us ordinary folks would never experience. The aura of the important figures was very well portrayed, especially Lin Bin's father, Lin Houcheng.
After reading some of the later chapters, I felt the typhoon scene was particularly immersive; the tension was quite gripping. Also, I was surprised that Chen Zhizhen was redeemed in the end. It's worth noting that this character knew how to land safely. 👍👍👍
I've finished reading the latest chapter. The story begins with Lin Bin's father appointing him to work in Dahu County—a visit to Chen Kun, the head of the Municipal Party Committee's Organization Department—investigations at the Emergency Management Bureau and the Law Enforcement Bureau—the Yongxin Chemical Plant leak—taking over the fishing port—Ma Shanhu—Zhang Qiang's downfall—the appearance…
It's very well written! The dialogue clearly shows the author's deep understanding of officialdom. A great read! I love male protagonists with both connections and ability, haha.
This novel, so full of justice, deserves a five-star rating.
He has indeed tried his best to speak out for the people.