Reborn on the Road to Power: Starting as an Engineer

The plot of this novel is ups and downs and exciting. From the protagonist's ordinary origin to his counterattack after many hardships, every turn is unexpected. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the protagonist's tenacity and the villain's cunning are all vividly portrayed. The author's writing style is delicate and smooth, and the description of the scene is vivid and lifelike, making readers feel as if they are actually there. However, the novel is a bit slow in controlling the rhythm of some plots, which affects the smoothness of reading. Overall, this is a great book worth reading.

Not bad, not bad. I didn't have much hope at first, but I didn't expect to finish it. Although the writing is a bit poor, I really like the protagonist's growth and promotion. However, the supporting characters have no sense of existence and the description has no connotation.

It's okay. I've read 100 chapters so far, and I feel like I'm going to give it five stars. But these five stars are not solid because I feel that the memories of the protagonist's rebirth for decades are not used. All that is used is experience, so I personally feel it is a bit bland and has no ups and downs, but it is still a pretty good book.

The writing is very smooth, but some of the information about using rebirth is poor, not much. There is not much written about personal gain, it is relatively simple, and there is not much written about family, mainly about officialdom and political achievements. There are roundabout promotions, not counting Xiaobai Shuangwen, but overall it is good.

The writing is quite good. It's normal for people to pick peaches when they achieve results without a big background. It doesn't look like there's any big change.

This is a normal officialdom novel, where there is mutual cooperation and mutual respect, there is no fantasy or bloody plot 👍👍👍

It's a very nice novel, you can read it, it's quite good.

It's well written, real, and has a bit of an AI flavor, but it's pretty good.

I think it's well written, very practical and not too fake.

A rare piece of official literature, written very realistically and with very correct views