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  1. The Road to Officialdom: A Noble Patron's Help Urban4.5M WordsOngoing Su Mu is an illegitimate son. After passing the civil service exam, his biological father urges him to give up his appointment for the sake of the family. When persuasion fails, his father uses threats and sends him to the poorest township in the most remote province in the northwest, planning to make him waste his life there. Watching his colleagues, a group of people on the verge of retirement, give up and coast through their days, Su Mu decides to shed the township's poverty-stricken label an 14.7kReads8.6Score958Shelves
  2. The Career Path Has Skyrocketed Urban306k WordsCompleted First-rate talents go into politics, second-rate talents do business, and Li Yanzhe, who graduated from a third-rate university, decided to directly apply for civil service in order to follow in the footsteps of his girlfriend. Under the disapproval of his family, friends, and girlfriend, he came to Daxing County, known as the poorest in China, and became a grassroots civil servant. As time went by, he happened to meet a nobleman. 1.5kReads6.3Score—Shelves
  3. Was Checked at the Beginning? I Reported the Female Boss Backhand! Urban414k WordsOngoing [Officialdom + Adversity + Machiavellianism + Not a novice + Decisive in killing + There is a female protagonist] Dragons and snakes rise from the grass, storms and clouds gather in the temple. A grassroots man started from the bottom, and by chance, relied on his tenacity and extraordinary ability to make his way in the complicated official chess game step by step. From the grassroots level in villages and towns to the center of power, every step is based on people's hearts and rules, and ev 44Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  4. The Sword Bearer of Dayu Historical377k WordsOngoing In these rivers and lakes and temples, big people have the benefits of big people, and small people also have fun. Big people go to the emperor's palace in the morning, and go to brothels in the evening. For a small person, if he marries a wife and has children in peace, can entertain his grandchildren when he is old, and enjoy family happiness, his life can be regarded as a complete one. Who would have thought that the Yu Dynasty, which had been peaceful for hundreds of years, would fall into a —Reads5.8Score—Shelves