I Speak Only for the Truth

It's been about ten chapters, and the exam has turned into a disaster. The protagonist tries to show off in front of a beautiful woman and gets slapped in the face. He tries to show off in the prosecutor's office and slaps his senior sister in the face. I ask you, author, is writing this kind of thing worthy of serving the people?

Don't be as convoluted as the last book; it really wasn't very interesting. Since it's a rebirth story, accept what you should accept. Don't be like the one in the last book who wanted to have his cake and eat it too. I still get a pang of jealousy thinking about Zhang Qingxue from the last book. You didn't invest half the emotional investment in her as you did in Sister Hua.

This guy surnamed Tang is really disgusting; if he were the female lead, I wouldn't be able to watch it.

It lacks professionalism, the writing is too disjointed and awkward, and it's not worth reading.

Brother, you've written about the wrong country in this book 😁. A county-level procuratorate has absolutely no right to investigate a deputy county-level official. I don't know if it's allowed in other countries, but the logic isn't clear, so it doesn't look right.

It started off with great fanfare but ended up disappointing! The premise was good, but the writing was mediocre! Most importantly, the protagonist was weak! He spent all his time on low-brow, mundane scenes and filler cases with emotion; the only ones with real emotion were the investigators! Overall, he needs to work harder!

I don't recommend wasting your time. Anyone who can come up with a story about changing the interview-to-contest ratio to 1:4 at the last minute is just making things up.

The author clearly doesn't understand the significance of being first in the written exam for civil service positions. Generally, without bonus points, even a one-point lead in the written exam requires the interviewer to score more than two points higher to make up for it. The written exam awards points based on correct answers, but the interview is different.

I recently reread Lao Xiao's book about the water plant and suddenly realized that the main characters under Lao Xiao's pen are all quite incompetent. They are all conflicted people, dwarfs in action, dwarfs in thought, and ordinary people in their daydreams. Next time you write a new book, don't make the protagonist so incompetent. 🙂

Why can't you write properly? You have to add some reckless nonsense, flirtatious talk, and self-righteousness. What kind of person is that?