Rebirth 1981: Starting from the Workplace

Put away those damn emotions of yours and climb up! See you on high ground

The author's courage is commendable when writing about the officialdom of the times. Seeing that there are plenty of opportunities to make a fortune around you, and you can make a fortune just by buying and selling, who would want to fight in the workplace and get a salary of dozens of dollars? The author's article is very good, but the subject matter and background are too weird.

Keep writing, don't care about them, I didn't pay to read it

At the very least, protect my investment.

Sure enough, it is not even a bit inferior to the books written by Regan and Zen Master next door.

How should I put it? The author desperately wanted to write the feeling of a dog-dog-fly camp in the officialdom, but the conflicts between the characters were too superficial.

Rebirth does not use prophets to start a business and develop, but instead plays with the world.

The plot is blunt and the protagonist looks like someone who has not been reborn.

It's a pity. I thought there was a book on officialdom that I could read. I saved it for a month or two, but found that it was no longer updated.

After reading the previous chapters, the subject matter is relatively new, but a major problem is that the writing is a bit dry and has the feel of a running account. At the same time, the conflicts between the characters are not well described, and they are all told in a straightforward manner. All in all, it would be a pity to throw away the food if it is tasteless.

Why does the protagonist show signs of being a dog licker? It would be boring to help Liu all the time. If Liu has anything to do, he will come to see him. If he has nothing to do, he will not come.

There are too many books to search for, so I can only mark them.