The Official's Secret!

I have to say that this is the best novel I have read on Tomato, bar none. The plot of the story is compact and fascinating, and the characters are vivid and vivid, making people feel like they are on the scene. In addition, the moderate driving makes people want to stop! Absolute five-star praise! The official ladder has a score of 9.5, But this one only has a score of 8.2? I think this book is much better than Guan Lai!

Yes, this opening is unique. The author is very careful and gives people a different feeling. In the past few years, the stories I have seen in Tomato seem to be the same. This book gave me a different feeling and gave me the urge to read more!

I'm looking forward to Liang Zhoumu's article. The last one was a great one. The only flaw was that it ended too quickly. [Smile]

Teacher Liang Zhoumu's writing style is really amazing. Since the last time I read your "Guan Lai" with joy every day, it is really a joy to be able to read your new masterpiece...

Following Lao Liang's "The Official Ladder", it is the best official novel in recent years, with ups and downs, but it was ended a little hastily due to helplessness. When will the extra chapter promised to readers be written? This book is also very good to read. It has the style of an official. It feels like it is another long novel with one character after another. I can't bear to read it so fast. I must read more every day. Don't do it for a few more years. It's too painful.

The writing is good, and it seems that being in politics is not easy. This novel shows the complexity of society from another perspective, and also allows people to see the reasons why some officials have changed from red to black. It is really daunting and impossible to stop. It is probably a very interesting novel. Looking forward to looking forward to it.

This is a long official work full of sincerity. The story begins with a very dramatic opening, where Yuan Youhua, an ordinary secretary, unexpectedly steps into the power chess game. From a chess piece at the mercy of others, he slowly grows into a chess player who controls the situation. There are no exaggerated cheats in the book, and it focuses on realistic power confrontations and human relationships. The calculations and secret contests between the various forces progress layer by layer, and the plot has ups and downs and constant reversals. The author's portrayal of the officialdom ecology and character psychology is particularly brilliant. Each character has his own position and considerations. The villain's IQ is online, and the duel process is full of tension. The content is full, the main line is clear, the branch lines are rich but not cluttered, and the immersive reading experience is excellent. No matter what your hobby is, this work is definitely not to be missed

I just finished reading Chapter 300, and the score is only 8.2, Which is seriously underrated. The author has profound skills, tight content, strict logic, and completely depicts the psychology of each character truly! It is much better than the works on this platform that have a lot of protagonists and empty words, clichés, and official talk [Like]

From Chen Bo to You Youhua, the two protagonists have distinct personalities. Judging from the specific situation of the two protagonists, they are wandering between gray and white. It is difficult to say whether they have merit or demerit, but it highlights the complexity of officialdom and the sharpness of the author's writing style. It can be seen more that the two protagonists are dedicated to their positions, but also unexpectedly have the helplessness and powerlessness of officialdom. It is really a very good book, but the ending is also more unexpected and makes people want to stop, but it also feels that some links are missing and it is a bit unfinished. I hope Lao Liang will continue to publish new books and excellent works

I have read "Guanyuan", so I recognize and appreciate the author's writing skills and social cognition. At present, it seems that the level of this book has not declined. This book writes about officialdom from a different perspective, making people deeply feel the huge role of "the powerful boss and the little people around him".