
Rising Through the Ranks by Refusing to Pull Strings
平步青云从拒绝走后门开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 9h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn to Become an Official: Deputy Bureau Chief? No, a Member of the Party Committee!重生做官到副处?局委啊!Alternate title on Fanqie
518Chapters
100.1kReads
7.9Score
9.5kShelves
7.8kListens
178kReads · all time
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This is good, this is good, the struggle is about doing things, not the game of thrones Other official novels are almost full of fights. The official talk, double-facedness, and flattery are all written with great proficiency, but all serious matters are mentioned in one stroke. I don't know who is reading that kind of novel, and the ratings are so high that it's scary.
The writer's assistant asked me to write my own book review, so I did so. My first goal was to have no poisonous points in this book. On this basis, I could write some content. I also did some inspections on the timeline. For example, I did not use the current work regulations in 2000, but I tried my best to restore them. This book has all natural traffic, because the verification period coincides with the platform's soft seal review of the entire category. So there is no rating yet, and I estimate that the rating will not be high when it comes out, because in addition to book reviews, the rating also includes traffic points. Thank you everyone for reading. Hope everyone likes it. [Laughing][laughing][laughing] (Anyone else understands what's going on with book reviews? Why does it sometimes show that there are new book reviews but I can't see them? I'd like to ask the boss here [sending my heart][sending my heart])
Finally a book that doesn't start with being broken up and suppressed by the second generation!!! Finally a book that develops in a down-to-earth manner!!!
Five stars. The reason for giving five stars is very simple. This is the first novel I have seen on Tomato that can put poverty alleviation and economic revitalization into practice, rather than just briefly talking about how powerful the protagonist is.
The writing is smooth and the Mandarin has just the right flavor. The characters are slightly templated but are a standard royal combination, which also fits the family background. The plot is a bit fast, and many parts can wait for the two plots to improve, but it is exciting
It's good to read. I followed the author's first novel In the Name of the People. I didn't expect the second one to be original and well written. It can be seen that the author searched for some information. The heroine has just come out. I like this kind of relationship where each other firmly chooses. Come on!! The traffic in the initial stage of the original creation is not high. I hope the author will do well. Come on, come on, come on!!! Now that I see it, the writing is really good. I hope the author will continue to work hard. Come on!
The logic is clear and organized, the reasoning is clear, and the writing is really good. I really want to give it 5 stars, but I'm afraid the rating is too high because some areas are more sensitive. If there is no such explanation, I can re-evaluate it, or give it 5 stars after updating it. Now that I saw the latest chapter, I just wanted to update it by the way.
I have read 60 chapters. It is very wonderfully written, with a smooth storyline and rich and three-dimensional characters. They all have their own characteristics and are worthy of praise. So far, I feel comfortable reading and worthy of praise.
It's a very reasonable promotion route. It's boring if you get promoted too quickly. This kind of specific case and grassroots life is very interesting. Tomato is one of the few authors who has an outline. The author can just write according to his own ideas, and the practical route is quite good.
After reading 100 chapters, there is nothing poisonous about it. But it's not dense enough, and the plot isn't substantial enough.