The Peak of Power: Starting from the Airborne Landing of My Ex-Girlfriend

The writing is good and the storyline is exciting. However, there are obvious deviations in the common sense understanding of China's grassroots officialdom.

It's pretty good. I think one of the big advantages is that the single heroine doesn't have a confusing relationship.

The author describes the county's reform and opening up process and the government's interpersonal thinking extremely wonderfully. It is a work of positive energy!

What a fuss! How can a retired department-level cadre have so much energy!

After reading more than seventy chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. It's like an old woman's foot-binding cloth, so long and smelly. Just to build a 12-kilometer road in the village, the total investment was more than 3 million, and a deputy director was fired. There are still so many people who are not afraid of death to help. Is this possible? Even if the profit is half of the 3 million project, is this small amount of money worth the risk of so many people? The writer does not understand officialdom and lacks humanistic thinking

The more I write later, the more drool-worthy the article becomes.

Nice

Well written, like it

Nice