Classic Novels About Officialdom

102 职 Scheming Woman in the Workplace Yun HaizhangModern Romance132k Wordsongoing 34Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A classic novel about officialdom, the more you read it, the more addictive it becomes

103 点 Midas Touch Red Small CoralUrban809k Wordscompleted 36Reads7.2Score—Shelves

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This is considered a traditional official document and is worth reading.

104 宦 Ups and Downs of Officialdom Life Is Like a DreamUrban2.2M Wordscompleted 168Reads6.3Score—Shelves

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The male protagonist Chen Bo was born in the military and entered the Nangang City Finance Bureau under the arrangement of his cousin. However, he was involved in various official disputes and incidents and struggled to survive and develop in a complex official environment.

105 姚 Yao Rushes First, Rushes First The Big Red Rooster CrowsUrban281k Wordscompleted 25Reads—Score—Shelves

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Savor it carefully, it's a classic

106 重 Returning to the Political Arena to Rectify Officialdom Millennium Stone MonkeyUrban228k Wordscompleted 25Reads6.4Score—Shelves

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The gangster comes back to rectify the officialdom. It's not smart, it's logical, it's powerful, it's light on suspense, and the plot is ups and downs.

107 重 In My Rebirth, I Chose the Water Conservancy Bureau Chen Cha Lao Liquor Loves GirlsUrban5.6M Wordsongoing 95.1kReads8.7Score11.3kShelves

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Realistic style novel about rebirth of officialdom

108 基 The Road to Official Career at the Grassroots Level Is Confusing Zuo LinfengUrban255k Wordscompleted 607Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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This book is an instant hit! As a grassroots leading cadre, Chen Xinghe has always adhered to the mass line and served the people wholeheartedly. Why did he end up in a desperate situation? But why can he successfully counterattack despite his perseverance? You will understand after reading it!

109 都 They Are All Reborn, and They Must Have Absolute Rights Kansai VeteranUrban1.3M Wordscompleted 533Reads6.6Score—Shelves

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I just finished reading these two books. The plots are clear and tactful. They seem to be a combination of several officialdom-type books, but they also have their own central ideas. The deep feelings for family and country, the pride and self-admiration, the rich knowledge, and the real stories make people feel aggrieved. It's a pity. I recommend it! [Praise]