In the Name of the People: From the Top of Jingzhou to the Top of Handong

The writing is quite good 😄😄😄 The protagonist is in a very good position, knowing what he should do and what he shouldn't do 🍉 He eliminated the two big problems in Dafeng Factory and Miner's New Village 🍉, and then started to engage in economics 👍 👍 👍 Unlike other protagonists, he is a big fool from beginning to end, and he becomes a nanny without any brains, and licks Gaobang Qi [spit] They were sent to do economic work, but they fell headlong into the quagmire of the Han gang and couldn't even position themselves properly [laughing] This protagonist has no such mistakes, which is great 👍👍👍 Yes, yes, I spoke too early. The trend changed at the beginning of Chapter 63. Xiao Jinzi began to win over the secretaries of the Han Dynasty. Criminals like Qi Tongwei have made progress. I don't want to read more later.

It's okay, I can watch it, but the protagonist of the plot doesn't appear much and has no sense of presence.

It looks good, but many people say that the plot does not have a role for the protagonist. In what capacity do the protagonists of Zhongfu, Yantai and Lincheng participate? It is difficult for the protagonist to participate if he is not a member of the Discipline Inspection Commission, Public Security and Procuratorate. I think the protagonist is already very powerful by taking advantage of the situation and becoming a permanent official. Of course, some people complain that it is Qi Tongwei's problem. Indeed, this is a tragic character. The author's arrangement is excusable. Let Qi Tongwei enter the deputy province and become wise, which can be regarded as giving him a good ending. Some people also complained about the merger of the three giants in Handong. Groove, I think this is okay. Everyone in the world is interested in profit. When the external pressure is strong enough, it is inevitable for them to form an alliance. There are also many Han gangs and secretarial gangs. The author also specifically explained that they are two or three big cats and kittens, all loose alliances. Do they have to have a group of five people from the provincial committee to constantly pinch each other and do some inhuman operations to show the intelligence of the protagonist? Everyone is complaining, and I am complaining too. I think a lot of writers like the weak minds and manipulations of people in the provincial party committee. It's not that those authors can't write normal things, it's just to cater to the market. Forget it, let's just say this. I like this article very much. It's good that everyone is normal. Moreover, the protagonist is not a robot and has no preferences of his own. It's also good that he feels like a living person. Finally, I hope the author will work hard!

Like it very much. They are indeed normal people, the protagonist is normal, and so are everyone else. I have read too many abstract nominal articles, but this one is so rare, and it is not the same content, it is unique.

Not pretty at all, bad review.

On the side of the road, except for the thunder of Pai Dafeng Factory, the rest is basically written according to the original play.

Giving good reviews has become a habit

Come on, author, don't let it suck.

Clarify the balance of power and responsibilities and some family competitions that were previously vague.

This book only has one word: fast. Very fast.