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Books by 飞龙在天舞
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The Road to Officialdom: Rising from Humble Beginnings 官途之寒门崛起
Born into poverty, he stumbles into officialdom and faces one hair-raising challenge after another, taking on foes far above his station and vanquishing demons until he finally finds his place. Officialdom does not believe in utilitarianism, yet it cannot do without idealism. What is the ultimate ideal of an official? Read this book, and Hu Buyun will tell you the answer...
15.5kReads8.8Score1.1kShelves
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I'm an Undercover Agent: The Heiress Helps Me Avenge My Humiliation 我是卧底：豪门公主陪我复仇雪耻
One life, in exchange for the truth. Song Yan spent three years risking his life for the Chu family, waiting for the chance to bring down this hypocritical dynasty. But that night, when a gun was pressed against his fiancée Su Wan's chest, he finally saw clearly: Chu Yunxie was merely the smallest player on this dark stage. The Ninth Branch has its grip on Haojiang and Nanhe, with respectable circles in the provincial capital Haonan and the capital covering its tracks. Its deepest roots reach in
1.6kReads6.7Score126Shelves
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Sister-in-Law, Let's Drink the Night Away! 大嫂，不醉不归！
I write only about officials, clear as the moon and pure as the breeze. Officials are ordinary people too. The way they act and conduct themselves is inseparable from the everyday realities of ordinary life. The difference is that Lin Zhiyuan and the others work in a very big arena. So you can see them as ordinary people, and I'll write them as ordinary people.
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A Time of Endless Flames 烽火岁月稠
Nie Weizhen was born in 1900 in Tonggubao Town, Jianshi County, Hubei Province. In 1952, Tonggubao was placed under Wushan County, Chongqing. He embraced the revolution from childhood. While attending Hubei Provincial No. 1 Middle School in Wuchang, he actively led students in supporting the May Fourth Movement and the great strike on the Beijing-Hankou Railway. In 1924, while studying at Chaoyang University in Beijing, he joined the Chinese Communist Party on Li Dazhao’s recommendation, becomin
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