Chen Mo was reborn and returned to the year he graduated from college in 2006. In his previous life, he worked his way up from a grassroots civil servant to a senior level, but was plotted against during a personnel change, and all his accumulation was wiped out overnight. In this life, he started over as a clerk in the archives room with fifteen years of official memories and a "life road map" written in advance. He knows who will rise to the top, knows which road is a dead end, and knows how many people's fates will be changed by the 2008 exam. But officialdom is never a game that you can win if you know it - you have to be there, and you have to live long enough.
Reader comments
This officialdom novel is simply amazing! The author portrays the characters deeply, and each character has a distinct personality and complex inner world, as if the reader is immersed in a real officialdom ecology. The plot has ups and downs, from the silent work at the grassroots level to the power play at the top. It is interlocking and full of suspense, making people unable to help but read it in one sitting. The novel not only shows the changes in officialdom, but also contains profound social thinking and philosophy of life. Highly recommended for book lovers who like officialdom themes to read it!
This officialdom novel is simply amazing! The author portrays the characters deeply, and each character has a distinct personality and complex inner world, as if the reader is immersed in a real officialdom ecology. The plot has ups and downs, from the silent work at the grassroots level to the power play at the top. It is interlocking and full of suspense, making people unable to help but read it in one sitting. The novel not only shows the changes in officialdom, but also contains profound social thinking and philosophy of life. Highly recommended for book lovers who like officialdom themes to read it!