Forty-five-year-old seasoned professional Zhao Jinlong has hit the ceiling in his career. He hopes to break through with a major conference, but is unexpectedly badly injured in a car accident and falls into a coma. When he wakes, he finds himself caught in an extraordinary cycle of endless rebirth, his soul inhabiting the body of Peng Yuwei, a 23-year-old temporary volunteer at a provincial-level institution. Armed with four decades of experience in the system, outstanding writing skills, and a deep understanding of how to deal with people, he begins his rise from the bottom. Starting out as a temporary worker doing odd jobs, he advances one careful step at a time, using his unmatched ingenuity to become a trusted aide to a leader despite his low rank. He repeatedly gives face-slapping comebacks to workplace rivals who look down on him, and turns his life around against all odds. But trouble keeps coming: the original owner's soul awakens and takes over at unpredictable intervals, leading to one mortifyingly hilarious incident after another. Meanwhile, in reality, his own original body remains bedridden, with his life hanging by a thread. Watch as the protagonist, drawing on half a lifetime of experience, puts down roots in the system and steadily climbs with his unmatched skills, rewriting his fate against the odds in the depths of the political world and reclaiming two lives gone astray.
A very good-looking rebirth novel. The author has a tight pacing, smooth writing, and exciting plot. The protagonist's IQ is online throughout the whole process, and he is attentive to every step. It is so exciting that I am addicted to reading it! It's worth recommending~💕[Already Planted]
Although this novel is a story about rebirth, it writes deeply about the undercurrent of promotion in the organization department. It is not only an official textbook, but also reveals the game of human nature under the law of the jungle. It's neither black nor pink, just the shocking truth step by step. Everyone in the workplace who aspires to make progress should take a look. What is more important than ability is understanding people's hearts.