An Ordinary Man’s Rise: From Beat Cop to the Pinnacle of Power

The writing is really beautiful! Most of this novel is about human nature, the protagonist Chen Shi's ambitions, and the different characters are all very well written. The suspense of the story also makes people want to read it more and more. It took me three nights [smirking] [smirking] to catch up on the update.

The writing style is natural and transparent, the content is very close to the reality of life, the description of the characters and psychological activities are in place, the prices and some details in it are also carefully written by the author, and they are basically consistent. It is a very interesting novel about the officialdom system.

The layout of this book is broad, and the opening chapter is full of sadness and despair. The former lover turns away due to poverty and low status, which touches the heart. The protagonist embarks on an official career in a desperate situation, digs deep into the game step by step, understands people's hearts, weighs the pros and cons, and rises from an unknown person to the pinnacle of power. The portrayal of power and intrigue is real and profound, the intertwining of love and hate, the tension between original intention and desire for power, the excitement and depth of the novel, and the full arc of the characters make it a hearty read. It is a rare masterpiece of officialdom literature.

It's pretty good, very realistic and slow-paced. There is a sense of being there. After all, officialdom is like an abyss. It's like walking on thin ice. The protagonist uses his wisdom and emotional intelligence to slowly save the spider web-like relationship.

This book teaches the real thing. It is much better than the 9-point book. The protagonist has no system and is not reborn. He just relies on pulling the tiger skin as a banner to squeeze out an official career. Along the way, all kinds of characters also stand out. It perfectly illustrates how to be an official without shame [laughing]

Objectively speaking, it's okay, but it's not as amazing as it was at the beginning. I have less desire to watch it, maybe it's not exciting enough. It feels like the protagonist is too influenced by his family and village. There are also many people who use their power for personal gain.

Not bad, very contemporary and realistic!

The copywriting and planning are very good. After reading a few chapters, I was still attracted to read it. It is very down-to-earth. Write a protagonist vividly and use your wisdom to improve yourself. The protagonist has high emotional intelligence, can stretch and bend, and is very decent depending on the environment, people, words and actions. Especially, he is liked by his aunt, which makes it easy for him to rise to the top and maintain a stable position in the director's position.

It vividly shows the real life of grassroots police officers. It is very popular and worth recommending.

Yes, the writing is very good, and she grows up step by step, but my favorite Wang Yanhong is not with the protagonist [crying][crying][crying][crying]