There is a lot of useful information in the book, and the officialdom, including the system, is written in detail, and some emotional clues are developed along the way. In short, the article is both dry and sparse, but it is still worth collecting and reading.
One of the more interesting articles about the system recently, except for some data chapters, it is quite good. It turns out that the author Wang Hongtao's writing style is still good! It's worth staying up late to take a look!
This is a wonderful novel about rebirth in officialdom. It tells the story of the protagonist Zhou Yi who was reborn in 2005. He started as a grassroots policeman and relied on his foresight to repeatedly solve major and important cases, opening up a unique path to promotion in the officialdom. The plot of the novel is ups and downs, the officialdom is realistically described, and the protagonist has a distinct image, who is smart, decisive and ambitious. This is not only a story about an ordinary little person rewriting his destiny, but also a journey to eradicate crime and pursue justice[^3^].
🔥"The Most Ruthless Man in the Ming Dynasty" [Official Machiavellianism + Historical Research] The protagonist travels through the Ming Dynasty to become a county magistrate, starting from the ninth rank Zhima Official, using modern thinking to play with the checks and balances of the six departments. The author uses the original text of "The Laws of the Ming Dynasty" to construct the judicial system. The processes of cabinet vote drafting, ceremonial supervisor's approval, and six subjects' sealing and rejection are all in perfect order. Even the torture system of Jin Yiwei's prison is based on specific cases. When the protagonist uses probability theory to solve unsolved cases and uses calculus to calculate food routes, the shock value of the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty is directly maximized! The triangular game of "official remonstrance - cabinet pushback - imperial arbitrariness" in the book can be called an officialdom textbook. After reading it, you can even get ten more points in the civil service examination!
Canglang Water
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Official Ladder
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Absolute Power of Officialdom
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After Taking Office, He Caused a Sensation Among Celebrities in Beijing Circles.
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The Pinnacle of Power: Starting from Secondment to the Discipline Inspection Commission
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Survival from Desperate Situation at the Pinnacle of Power
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The Peak of Power: Qi Tongwei's Official Life
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The Peak of Power: the Great Revival
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Twenty Years in Officialdom: Taking Off from Deputy Section Cadres
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Farewell to Bai Yueguang, Diamond Kings and Lao Wu Line up Together
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My Chaotic Love Story: a Man's Autobiography
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Reborn into Officialdom, Holding Absolute Power
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The Most Ruthless Person in Ming Dynasty
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Wait Until He Knows What I Want
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I Promise You That You Will Be the Master of Both the Inside and the Outside for the Rest of Your Life.
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It's Time to Marry, It's Time to Marry
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Just in the World
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Come On, Come On, the Courtyard Will Not Be Destroyed for Three Days. I Am a Dog.
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Zombie***
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Knowledge Continent
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