How High Does an Official Have to Rise to Count as Powerful?
你说这官当多大才叫大？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 192k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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80Chapters
37Recommendations
3Fans
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This is outrageous! You're a modern person, don't you know any tricks? Chapter One: Not an Official, But a Businessman—do you know that was in ancient times? Even now, those who become officials are the elite, and businessmen have to fawn over them. You just want to be a businessman? Why don't you just play a game of "Nine Clans Elimination"?
😁The first chapter is a bit toxic. An economics master's student travels back to ancient times and doesn't know the benefits of being an official?
The author is advised to read more before putting pen to paper. It has a strong "novelty novel" feel to it.
About this book
Let me explain first. 1. My writing skills are indeed not good enough. I will gradually improve them later. I will work hard to hone my writing skills. 2. The beginning of this book is rather bland, mainly consisting of measures to boost the economy and some everyday life, but these are all foreshadowing for later events. 3. I have a complete outline for this book, and only some detailed outlines need to be added.
The most interesting thing about this book is how it uses internet memes.