No transmigration wave, no golden finger for him.
What does Lin Ding have to rely on? A pair of sharp eyes and an unyielding spirit.
A country boy gets into a university of political science and law, earns a recommendation for graduate school, passes the civil service selection exam, and joins the General Office. He takes every step on his own.
Then he meets Lin Weimin, and fate opens another door.
“Your eyes remind me of my son’s.”
With that one sentence, Lin Ding gains a godfather.
At twenty-five, he receives a transfer order and is parachuted into one of Jiangnan City’s top hundred counties, becoming its youngest county official.
But how can a young man who has never even worked at the township level hold on to that position?
By ability? He still doesn’t know a thing.
Then he’ll start from scratch, putting down roots one step at a time and growing inch by inch.
Watch as a rookie at the grassroots level makes a comeback and rises smoothly through the ranks.
Not bad, the writing is quite real, I like it very much
Although the description in the early stage of taking office was a bit outrageous, the subsequent writing was quite good. I give it four stars.
It's pretty good so far, it has flaws but I can barely read it. I hope it will be written better and updated faster in the future.
The content is rich and colorful.
When is the update too slow?
Five stars five stars five stars five stars five stars
Brothers, I can't bear the thought of a deputy county magistrate and an Internet celebrity joining forces. Let's go now. Bye bye.
The previous chapters are well written and have soul, giving readers a fresh and refined visual experience. I hope that the subsequent authors can gain a deeper understanding of the real-life aspects of the plot and write better chapters.
Close to reality and down to earth!
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