Lin Chen, who graduated from a prestigious university but was assigned to the most marginalized Qingshui Yamen, became a transparent person with "no background and no resources" in the eyes of everyone.
It seems peaceful here, but in fact there are undercurrents: suppression by the immediate superiors, exclusion and frame-up by colleagues, and overt and covert struggles between factions, which are comparable to the thrills of an ancient palace.
Without the support of the system or the support of big bosses, Lin Chen only relied on a pair of eyes that can see through people's hearts and a strategizing mind, starting from small and inconspicuous things and making progress step by step.
Someone taking credit? He pushed the boat along and let the other party fall into the hole he dug; was there a trap? He took advantage of the trick and nailed his opponent to the pillar of shame; was he trying to win over factions? He pretended to be submissive, took advantage of the situation to rise, and finally broke out of the shackles of the faction and became his own backer.
From a marginal clerk to a core member, from a rookie to the core of power, Lin Chen used wisdom as his blade and forbearance as his armor in this smokeless "palace battle" to clear all obstacles, reach the pinnacle of power, and become the uncrowned king that others look up to!
"The so-called power is never given by others, but earned by oneself from the mountains of corpses and seas of blood." - Lin Chen
