Officialdom: Newly Divorced, I Become the Grandson of a Cabinet Elder

In this fascinating novel, the author, with his outstanding literary talent and unparalleled creative power, successfully captures the depth and complexity of human nature. Every character comes to life as if they were written off the page, and their emotions, motivations, and conflicts are vividly depicted. The plot is cleverly conceived and interlocking, making people want to put it down. I especially appreciated how the author skillfully integrated profound themes into a fascinating story, making this novel not only entertaining, but also enlightening and thought-provoking. Whether it is the in-depth characterization of the characters or the delicate depiction of emotions, they all show the author's profound literary skills and unique perspective. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the author for his hard work and outstanding achievements. They not only provide us with a wonderful reading journey, but also give us a deeper understanding and appreciation of human nature. This novel is undoubtedly a masterpiece, worthy of tasting and thinking by everyone who loves reading.

This article is indeed very novel and takes a different route from other officialdom novels. But the emotional line is really not handled well. I have an inexplicable emotional line with Lu. (From my perspective, the biggest reason why this relationship can advance is because the two of them are not in control. For a man who has been divorced once, there should be no hope of revitalizing the family. A political monster with no emotions can't control it. Maybe even a man can't control it, but it doesn't prevent it from being a poisonous point.) Later in the article, it is said that Lu and the male protagonist have a child this time but they still don't tell the male protagonist. This is obviously a big surprise for the male protagonist in the future (illegitimate child). Lu asked the male protagonist to marry Xu again (the male protagonist actually agreed, and Xu also agreed. Of course, this is understandable. Judging from the male protagonist's career, Xu is the most helpful to the male protagonist) To be honest, if it were changed to a male protagonist, he would be in control, but have a relationship with Lu. Later, Wen Lu asked the male protagonist to marry Xu, but there was nothing too sinister about it. It could even be changed to a male protagonist who doesn't have a soul, and doesn't have children. It's really poisonous to have such a plot that is similar to an illegitimate child (still the eldest son). It's really a pity. This is the best official novel I've seen recently. I read it all night long until I saw that the male protagonist lost control and went to bed with Lu.

There is a big gap with this book. I don't really like the emotional drama with Fang Ci, but it's very abrupt. Are you sure you want a single female protagonist? Now there are two women in total. I feel like the writing style has declined a lot.

This piece of shit is poisonous to death

I think the writing is quite good. Why is the rating so low? Maybe this kind of storyline is not as exciting as those cool stories. Or is it the reason why this kind of life is very different from the lives of many ordinary people? Anyway, I think it's pretty good. I just hope that the follow-up will be equally exciting. The most feared and most common thing about online novels is that they end badly.

Both of Wang Lilai's love stories were failures. In this one, he was married to Lu Qingxue and was infatuated and pregnant. What about making a wish? Did Wishes not help you? Do you want to offend the public opinion? If Lu Qingxue, I would have two stars and two novels with the same problem. You are awesome.

This book is really almost meaningless. What does this recognition of relatives mean? What kind of thing is this family? He just wants to reach his grandfather's position if he doesn't have the ability. It's better not to recognize it and live comfortably

Note that the author said that it is a single heroine, and she has a relationship with a divorced person, and the other plots are just so-so.

The aborigines written about are not like aborigines, and those who travel through time are not considered transcendants. The plot of the plot is too simple. Every job the protagonist is responsible for does not make any outstanding contributions. It is a bit of a rundown.

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