When Director Kong Lin spectacularly falls from power, his secretary, Lu Chuan, is swept into the heart of the storm.
Humiliated by his girlfriend, trampled by his rivals, and left with his future in ruins.
Just as he loses hope and prepares to accept a “death sentence for his career,” an unfamiliar number calls:
“Comrade Lu Chuan, Kong Lin asked me to find out: have you finished that box of Pu’er tea he gave you?”
From that moment, his fate changes completely!
Everyone thinks he has climbed to the top, but they don’t know the real test is only just beginning.
Power, schemes, desire, betrayal…
He chooses a path unlike any other: no competing, no arguing, no asking.
While his rivals scheme and feud in the halls of power, he has already secured an unassailable position.
The writing is very good, with brilliant writing and a sense of justice 👍👍👍👍
The content is very exciting, Liu Jianguo's characters are well described in detail, and the storyline also makes people think about it. I take the time to listen to it every day. Worth recommending to everyone
A careful and fascinating look at life.
Positive novel, I can't put it down, thank you to the author
It's not that rebirth of officialdom writing requires thinking, so far it's okay. (The rhythm is pretty good) Why not Five Hearts? The protagonist is too strong.
I wrote about things that some people dare not write about in reality. The writing is quite bold. Although there are some shortcomings in the writing that I can't describe, it's still okay for now.
Most of it is pretty good🤔, but sometimes when it comes to recognizing people, I feel like I'm being looked at as a fool...[What] Some paragraphs repeat meaning, but very few, and it doesn't affect reading. I think it's well written😄But is it possible to arrive early for the five-year appointment🤔? But the five-year promise came to an end when they got married🤔 There is more to write
Not bad, good-looking, and the plot is close to life.
Beautiful and exciting, I can't help but keep following it
Try to think carefully, and would rather break than bend, which is consistent with the sharp style of playing chess. Look again.