Thirty and Thriving? I Became a County-Level Official at Twenty-Eight

Let me comment after reading the current chapter: I think this is a very good book. Of course, everyone may have different aesthetics. The main reasons why this book impressed me are: 1. There are no basic disgusting points, such as obvious traces of AI, reversed chapter ordering, inconsistencies in character settings, etc. 2. The story line has always described the protagonist's actual efforts to promote rural revitalization and urban development at different levels and environments in the town and city. The characters are very delicately portrayed, and there is no intrigue and officialdom struggle, and there is not too much dark side. Of course, this is purely a personal aesthetic. Some book friends may like to read such books and like the power struggle, but I prefer the warm-hearted human fireworks that describe the cadres working hard to carry out their work. So to sum up, I personally highly recommend this book. By the way, this is also the first novel of this kind that made me have the urge to write a book review.

Currently, I can give it 4🌟. I personally like this style better. If you don't like idealism, you may not like to read it, because in reality, you can't make a decision in a while, and the novel skips some difficult points. For people like me who like this genre, I think it's pretty good.

It's quite to my liking, at least for now, I'm still not satisfied with it. Overall it's good, but some details may need to be polished. I just turned to the comments and there was a story about forcing someone to show off and get slapped in the face. That plot is really embarrassing. If it was 10 years or a few years ago, this kind of thing might be common, but the timeline is 20 years. To be honest, I have hardly seen this kind of scene, and then you also need to balance the traffic and the base. Working at a high level is indeed easy to backfire, and being famous within the system is generally not a good thing, but it is good to be able to do practical things, because the place the author describes is too close to me, probably the next city. I can also see that my hometown is stable, nothing outstanding, and there are not many opportunities at home. Even with good expectations, I assume that there may be such a capable person who can do something.

It's pretty good. There's no cliche plot like a breakup at the beginning. The protagonist works as a secretary in Linshan Town and uses new era methods to revitalize the countryside. After achieving great results, he goes to Changning to become the director of the Cultural Tourism Bureau to complete the Cultural Tourism Peach Blossom Land project. He does practical things step by step. There are intrigues but not much. You can read the latest chapters in one go.

A very real and vivid article on grassroots governance. Although it is not sophisticated in technique, it is better because of the realistic portrayal of the characters and the clear and vivid overall context. It is a good book worth reading and relaxing📚👍

9 Points masterpiece, the story is lifelike!

It is an idealistic novel that I like. I can read it so far. The plot unfolds a little slowly, and there are too many comments about the summary. I prefer to rely on the plot to promote the development of things. I will read it later. The idea is good, but the writing skills cannot support the plot. It can be seen that the author has no experience in the system. The dialogue between the characters is too dramatic. You can read it when you are short of books.

I hope Li Yi and Lin Yan can get together and make fun of their cps

This style of officialdom writing is very novel and very interesting, but the pace feels very fast, and the town goes directly to the city. I like the plot in the town very much. I thought I would write for a while longer.

Come on, it feels good, write well