
In the Name of the People: Hou Liangping, Follow the Organization’s Principles
名义:侯亮平,请遵守组织原则
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A rare good book. The writing and plot are top-notch. Hope the future remains the same. Saw the latest chapter. It is recommended that Qi Tongwei be treated equally and not treated differently. The protagonist is an outsider, and the protagonist is not Qi Tongwei, so just do whatever you want. He doesn't deserve sympathy just because he shields relatives and friends of sword-discussing criminals.
Overall, it's pretty good. The author must not tie the protagonist to Lu. It's not that Lu is bad, it's just that he's older. Why not find someone younger than yourself? You don't need Lu's resources. The heroine of the Bulk Project, Zhou Huimin, is very good. She brings some entertainment and is not so depressing. The author is also awesome. He is actually bound to Lu and likes Laobangzi.
The angle is new, the characters are new, the plot is new, and many government affairs are dealt with. It seems to have something interesting and the ideas are very open-minded. When mentioning the Sanshui Group, is there an important role that was missed? Director Qi. Logically speaking, when dealing with the problem of the Dafeng Factory, the possibility of Director Qi taking the stand is relatively high. After all, it is well known that Director Qi is behind Xiaoqin.
The writing is very good. Could the protagonist be more involved in daily government affairs?
The author's writing style is sophisticated, and the details of the officialdom are well described. The words used to communicate between the characters are also meaningful and shocking. It is not a forced writing that makes you feel good, but it makes you feel good without knowing it. It's top-notch, fairy grass level! It's just a pity that I read it too early, so it's hard to continue following the Braille calligraphy [Laughing and crying]
Five stars, must be five stars, very beautiful. Come on, author. Use the law to deal with procedures, and use procedures to deal with the Anti-Corruption Bureau. The angle is very tricky. Like to watch.
The writing is quite good. Although some settings have some unconventional flaws (for example, the protagonist is already married but not yet married), everyone responds to emergencies very wisely. It doesn't feel like other fanfics, where they have become such a big official and have no way to deal with things. Well, what can I say, Hou Liangping will go to Africa later... All the plots are so nonsense [laughs awkwardly]
Thinking deeply, I don't know. After all, how can an ordinary person understand so much? At least this level seems just right and wonderful. Those book friends who say that the plot is too complicated probably have read too many Shuangwen. Law, reason, human relations, and rights need to be weighed in all aspects to be political wisdom. This book is very well written. The protagonist is said to be a doormat. Personally, I think the protagonist is already very tough. He should be polite before fighting. Face-saving is very important. It doesn't matter how hard you fight back later, but for the first time, I personally think you can be a little softer. After all, you have a big background behind you, and you need to understand the petty willfulness of power. Officialdom, it was still in the 1980s, sincerity is not something that people today can understand. If officialdom literature were to be written in a Jackie Chan Aotian novel, that would be a disaster. The only regret of this novel is that it lacks the official confrontation and hierarchical oppression that seem to be contradictory and answer questions that are not true.
Come, the author, read with me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code diligently. I am the keyboard in the dark and the guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding day and night.
Very good. The political struggles and power calculations are all wonderfully written. IQ is online.