Reckless political scheming and baseless framing shattered Zhang Qingyang’s once-peaceful life, in which he had devoted himself to climbing the ranks.
Since you’re all pushing me this far, I’m done pretending. I’ll lay my cards on the table!
Corrupt official: "If I’d known you had this kind of backing, why would I have messed with you?"
Former father-in-law: "I was blind, I really was! How did I ever call off the engagement to such a fine son-in-law?"
Former superior: "Qingyang? I could tell at first glance he was a promising young man, a fine comrade."
The people under his administration: "Secretary Zhang may be young, but he’s a good man, a fine official."
He put down roots at the grassroots level, lived by his ideals, and tempered himself through countless trials. At last, he achieved his goal and forged a path of public service devoted wholeheartedly to the people...
Not bad, I hope this style of writing will continue in the future.
I just watched an episode of Brother, so I can't comment.
The author has a good understanding of the grassroots and can write the protagonist in a targeted manner.