[Civil servant in the early story, guardian of the nation in the later story] [Alternate history] [The whole world is a ramshackle operation] [A touch of the supernatural] [Western political and workplace comedy] [Labour Party]
In his previous life, Humphrey Macron had just passed the civil service exam when he was struck by a sudden, fatal illness. In this life, he transmigrated to twentieth-century London, grew up in an orphanage, and was blessed with genius-level talent.
But after passing the civil service exam, he made leaving work at five his guiding principle, and believed that work was never meant to be finished.
All he wanted was to be an inconspicuous cog in the Cabinet Secretariat, drinking tea, slacking off, and getting home on time.
History, however, refused to leave him in peace.
In 1924, Labour leader MacDonald became Britain’s first Labour prime minister, and his new government ushered in one disaster after another.
Along the way, someone saw through his little tricks but urged him not to waste his talents. The King treated him like a sounding board, summoning him to the palace for a chat whenever he had a spare moment. His old classmate Turing lamented his wasted brilliance every time they met...
He only wanted to lie flat, but everyone around him kept pushing him to stand up.
Beautiful, very beautiful. There may be a small poisonous point at the beginning, which is not considered a poisonous point. This depends on personal preference. Later, the author's writing rhythm picks up and the book becomes very smooth. The black humor mentioned in the introduction is well reflected. The overall style is humorous, which makes me full of joy.
Why does Lao Mo feel so popular before the Lao Chen period 😢
Pretty good, why is there no one there?
Very interesting book
The book is quite good. It's very humorous and describes bureaucracy. Anyway, I think it's pretty good (≧∇≦*)
Xiancao is a level that can be ranked among the top five new books in QD.
The Prime Minister's fans are ecstatic
It should have been stopped.
So far, it's okay. There are no problems overall. It still fits the title and introduction.
I'm so confused. It seems that the author is the Prime Minister or a minister. I've been reading it for a long time 😏