Jilted Before Landing a Government Job, I Turn Around and Become a Leader's Secretary
上岸前被弃婚，我转身成领导秘书
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- Urban Everyday
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After His Wife Cheats on Him, the Hero Rises Through the Ranks in Government and Takes Vicious Revenge
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Five stars! Must be five stars! I read this book a long time ago. I happened to read it recently after reading a book I liked earlier. After reading it for a while, I was deeply attracted by the author's plot of my characters! Awesome!
Everyone's portrayal is wonderful, with distinct personalities. They are not cold characters, but lively. I stayed up a few late nights and finished reading it. I couldn't stop watching it at all. The more I watched it, the more I wanted to watch it! ! !
It looks good, the writing is very good, the ideas are clear, the characters are vivid, and most importantly, the plot is well written and easy to follow. There are many books that I just can't read and give up. This one makes me want to keep pursuing it.
It's really beautiful! The author's character creation is very good. Almost every character is very three-dimensional, which makes people feel that they are not flat paper people. Everyone has their own emotions and thoughts. They are flesh and blood.
Very good. To be honest, I have been reading novels for so long. This is one of the few high-quality novels. The content is very detailed and the descriptions are harmonious. It feels like you can pick it up at your fingertips. The characters are also closer to reality.
It's good to watch. Although the front part is still a bit cliche, the more I write in the back, the better it gets. The plot opens up and I can continue listening to the book. Generally speaking, the old cliché in the front is good, but the writing in the back is pretty good.
The author writes well, the prose is fluent, and all the characters are three-dimensional and full. It is a rare novel that I read without skipping a beat. The plot development is very logical, and the emotional lines are not abrupt or embarrassing.
I really think this is a particularly good-looking article. The writing is good, the plot is good, and the characters are well-drawn. Sometimes you can see the evil of human nature, but sometimes you can see the goodness of human nature. I recommend reading it.
The structure is clear and the logic is tight. The language is beautiful, and the author's emotion and wisdom flow between the words. The characters created by the author are vivid and lifelike, just like you, me and him around us, with great depth and authenticity. The sense of immersion is super strong.
The protagonist has his own ideas, is clear about love and hate, has principles, backbone, and courage in doing things. The visuals are very strong, and now that I've seen it, I really feel that it's pretty good. There's not too much nonsense, and it just feels pretty smooth.