Civil Servant: Fighting Unspoken Rules with the Rules

I gave this book a five-star review for several reasons. 1. It doesn't have the cliched disgusting plot of being reborn to save the daughter of a high-ranking official, or the official life of various female CEOs. 2. It opens up another kind of pleasure, another kind of fighting pleasure. Although it would be great if I could kill you with one punch, fighting with rules also has a different flavor. It has the flavor of a reasoning essay. 3. There are many themes in officialdom. Some people have systems, and some people have various impressive and very detailed memories of past lives. But it doesn't. Some of them are probably "auxiliary golden fingers" that require you to study hard and keep the law in mind. 4. Others are responsible for obeying the law. In addition, I am really disgusted that a 60-year-old man is young again and still acts like a nymphomaniac when seeing a beautiful woman like Brother Zhu and can't walk. 🤭🤭 Even though I'm only in my early 20s, I know that you can't be a nymphomaniac when looking at beautiful women, you can't look at legs too deliberately, you can't look at breasts too obviously, and you shouldn't look at faces too casually. Some novels just throw the reader's IQ to the ground and write about a 60-year-old man who is reborn and is stunned by beautiful women.

This is the second novel I have seen where rules crush darkness. The first one is about cultivating immortals and being reborn back to reality, using formations. And this is a plug-in for the Book of Rules. Very good, but there are quite a few repetitive chapters that hinder reading.

I've finished reading the latest chapter, and objectively I think it's okay. I have read a lot of officialdom articles, but this is not a practical officialdom article. You will be fine if you read this novel as a piece of entertainment. The writing is very good, but the number of words is a little less. According to my SVIP, it should be at least 8.5 Points or above. The point is, don't read it as a traditional official article, otherwise you won't be able to stand it.

The subject matter is very novel. It is recommended that the article be proofread accurately and there will be duplication that affects browsing.

Good. . . I have read a similar book. The golden finger is a logical system. It can definitely find the optimal solution. No matter how messy it is, it can still find the legal pattern and a pen name with one click. Not so good at the back. Power comes from the top down. The book vigorously extolls the horrors of power, while at the same time belittling power. The protagonist's power is to use small things to make big things happen. As long as you are the protagonist, power is like a paper tiger in front of the protagonist, and you can pierce it with just one poke.

The subject matter is very novel and the writing is very interesting. I hope the author can proofread it carefully. Inconsistent chapter content will gradually make readers lose their sense of reading experience and lead to the loss of readers. A good book should not be buried by these minor flaws!!!

It's about AI, but this subject is rare, but it's still very interesting, and there are many chapters. It uses conspiracy and relies on laws and regulations to punish corrupt officials and protect the dark forces. It has a system and a team. It's a bit of a cool article, but it's still very satisfying, especially when all kinds of bugs are cleared out of the party's ranks.

The creativity is very good, this is the second book of this type. The writing is also good, but I gave it a low score because the use of AI to polish the adjectives to describe it is very verbose, which greatly affects the viewing experience and makes listening to the book very confusing.

It's pretty cool to watch. To be honest, the rules can remain the same in the face of ever-changing changes. The premise is that you have to learn how to use them. All in all, it's more fun to watch. Each link is linked. When the enemy wants to deal with you, just using the rules to protect yourself is just to defend your status. Using the rules to counterattack is the real way to stay invincible.

Although there are a lot of unreasonable things, the plot outline is still quite interesting. I can only look at events without thinking and cannot go into depth. After one year of working, I became a full-time employee and immediately became a deputy.