A Roll Call of Great Men

"The Official Path Without Borders" is a masterpiece among officialdom novels in my mind. Lu Weimin truly embodies the saying that a prime minister is more valuable than a prefect. Moreover, Lao Rui's officialdom novel transcends the intrigues and backstabbing of officialdom, so it cannot be simply regarded as an officialdom novel.

All the officialdom novels are dead now; only fictional stories survive. A few years ago, all those officialdom novels were incredibly captivating. Hou Weidong's *Officialdom Notes*, *The Road to Officialdom*, and *The God of Officialdom* were simply masterpieces, especially *The Road to Officialdom*, which perfectly captured the changing political landscape. Keep it up, Lao Rui! 😡

The late Ming Dynasty and Dream of the Red Chamber have always been popular topics in history, but many authors get to the point differently. For example, many people write about the struggle for hegemony, war, colonization, and efforts to turn the tide in the late Ming Dynasty, while Dream of the Red Chamber focuses on the acquisition of women and palace intrigue.

Feng Keng—courtesy name Ziying. Feng Xiangyu was a Qi cultivator during the pre-Qin period, proficient in Yin-Yang and Five Elements Daoist methods, and skilled in alchemy. The First Emperor met with Feng Xiangyu several times. Although a Qi cultivator, Feng Xiangyu was also obsessed with officialdom.

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The author painstakingly created a plot hole involving three branches of the family, clearly aiming for both Bao-yu and Dai-yu to be included in the story, especially considering the high-status female protagonists. The addition of a historical figure adds further complexity to the plot, but what about Xiang-yun? Is she simply destined to become a concubine since she has no parents to support her?

1. A severe drought struck the north, and Prince Yizhong took the opportunity to launch an uprising in the south. The Jia family was implicated by Jia Jing, but the Feng family pleaded for them. Yuan Chun was sent to the cold palace, and the Rongguo Mansion was stripped of its titles and its property confiscated.

Ruigen's political fiction is getting better and better, but the biggest regret is the author's poor handling of the protagonist's emotions, especially in the previous work, "Watching Today." The female lead had very little screen time at the beginning, and then suddenly appeared (I can't quite remember her name) when things were about to get to the point where she was a mystery.

Congratulations to me, my fan value ranking is now 45th!

This is the first time I've seen such a humble author. And look, he's already a platinum author! They say if you want to write a book, you must first learn to be a good person. You can see the depth of a person's writing from their character. I believe Regan's books are definitely worth owning. Keep it up!