
New Recruit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and You Call That No Connections?
外交部新人,你管这叫没背景?
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
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- 2mo ago
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See allI'm Out of Books.........so Out....please....help.......me.....
I have completely run out of books......... I am out.... of.... books.... please....... save me.....
Historical-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Pursues a Career in Government or the Military
Looking for books similar to "The Seventies: My Salty-Fish Supervisor Forces Me to Carry the Banner."
Books with Titles That Put You Off, but Amazing Stories
Looking for Stories About a Female Lead Working in a Government Office in the Old Days, With the Right Values
Heroine Is a Diplomat from a Military-Political Family, Hero Is a Merchant or Soldier, Set in the Same Compound
Female Leads Who Pursue Political Careers in Historical-Era Settings
A Proper High-Level Official Romance, Not Some Weird CEO-Boss Romance
Any Stories With a Female Lead in Politics? The Male Lead Doesn't Need Much of a Presence
Looking for books like "The Wealthy Are Nothing! I'm a Top-Tier Star in Politics".
An Ensemble Story About Young Masters and Mistresses from the Elite Compounds of Beijing
Looking for books like The Real Heiress Was Never Lost: A New Beginning for Training the Dog.
Any Stories About Heroines with Special Abilities Who Report Them to the State? 🥲
Quiet, Comforting Books That Are Soothing to Read
A Single Female Lead, with a Powerful Family Background and a Third-Generation Red Scion Male Lead Pursuing a Political Career
I'm looking for books like "A Life with Heavenly Eyes". The protagonist should come from a powerful revolutionary family, be reborn, and pursue a career in government. No System.
Looking for a Powerful Heroine Who's a Diplomat, Translator, or Otherwise Serves the Country
Are there any stories with a female protagonist who’s a diplomat, interpreter, or some other big shot serving her country? People like that seem so impressive.
Looking for a Political-family Romance: Both the Heroine and the Hero Come from Powerful Political Families
The Female Lead Is a Civil Servant or a Selected Graduate and Pursues a Career in Politics
Looking for books similar to The Wealthy? Big Deal! I'm a Top-Tier Star in Political Circles.
Completed: The Female Lead Serves Her Country
The female lead serves her country.
Looking for Recommendations for Ensemble Stories About Powerful Families and Well-Matched Couples
Looking for books like "Wild and Warm". Ideally, there’s an age gap, but not too large. The leads are both mentors and friends, and the male lead has an elegant air.
Are There No Female-Led Stories About Diplomats Anymore?! Diplomats!!
Are there really no novels left with a female protagonist who is a diplomat? Are they all translated works? I want the kind where the diplomat completely tears foreign countries apart!!!!! Please share every diplomat novel you've read.
Looking for Stories with a Female Lead Who Is a High-Ranking Government Official
Looking for stories with a female lead who is a high-ranking government official, such as a mayor or diplomat. Something in politics.
Looking for Modern Stories About Powerful Female Leads in Politics
Are there any novels with a female lead who goes into politics? (I’ve been reading too many romance-obsessed stories lately, and it’s making me sick.) She shouldn’t rise through the ranks by relying on men or get involved in romance. She should be ruthless and socially savvy. Ideally, no CP. If there is a CP, the romance should be insignificant. She works in government and rises through the ranks step by step...
Patriotic Stories That Show the Glory of China
The protagonist should be patriotic, but not in the national-fortune battle arena style. China has a five-thousand-year heritage. Fellow readers, do you know any patriotic stories?
Looking for a Novel with a Heroine Who Defends Her Country Without Hiding Her Strength!
Strengthen the Nation, Then Hand Everything Over to the State
Looking for books similar to "Lie Flat! I Hand It Over to the State So I Can Lie Flat Better!". A game turns into reality, with another dimension involved; the protagonist hands everything over to the state and can summon all kinds of strange beasts.
Any Books About Becoming a Diplomat for the Country, Folks?
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Absolutely fantastic! The author's writing is skillful, the language concise, and the content insightful—a truly worthwhile book to savor. The diplomatic aspects are presented from the female protagonist's perspective, making them easy to understand.
The values presented are very positive, and the comments are thought-provoking! Finally, I'm really begging you, please, please, please, please don't have a male lead!!! These kinds of female-centric novels often focus more on family relationships than romance.
I must say, the writing style of this book is superb, quite distinctive compared to other novels. Every word is worth savoring; the author's high level of cultural literacy and profound understanding of diplomatic work are evident in the text. Much of the content is particularly practical, and one can learn a great deal. Highly recommended.
I think it's very well written. The female lead is exactly the perfect character I imagined, and it also helped me learn about diplomacy. However, the overall writing felt like a thesis, using a lot of formal language. After reading a while, it became a bit dry. It didn't feel like reading a novel, but rather an observer's record book for the female lead, complete with reflections.
This is very well-written and practical. The author seems familiar with the various work processes within the diplomatic corps, demonstrating a solid foundation in diplomatic work – excellent. It's not just self-aggrandizing hype. Five stars!
The values are very positive, and the core is very solid, but I don't know why it reads more like a thesis than a novel, and the AI feel is a bit strong.
As a seasoned bookworm, I haven't seen such excellent writing on Tomato Bookstore in a long time. If I remember correctly, this is the second or third book I've reviewed. The female protagonist is resilient, patriotic, insightful, cultured, ambitious, and logical—a truly perfect character. The career storyline revolving around her reflects the idea that "there's no such thing as a peaceful life; it's just that someone is bearing the burden for us." I'm eagerly awaiting more updates!
It feels like I'm reading a thesis, very formal and rigid, following a strict "first—then—for example—finally" structure. The novel's premise is good, but this is the first time I've read a novel where the female protagonist is a diplomat. However, the writing style doesn't feel very smooth or natural; it doesn't feel very lifelike. It feels like I'm reading a thesis, not a novel.
I really enjoy reading diplomatic novels; the female protagonist is very capable, calm, and composed.
It's really good 💕 But why are all the girls looking for the male lead? Can't it be done without him? 😄