Breaking the Deadlock

Such a shameless old work, you are crazy about money, there is only one advertisement on two pages, bah

Let me tell you something: A gentleman can mess around with men and women, feel at ease as the protagonist, and have no turmoil in his heart. .

The writing is very good, whether it is the characterization of the characters, the overall control, or the psychological description and grasp, it is really well written! I have read so many books, and this is the first one I have commented on. I hope there will be more masterpieces like this in the future!!!

It is a completely imaginary officialdom, an imaginary article that does not even understand the structure and processes of officialdom.

It's a thousand chapters. It's still in a county town. It's not even a member of the Standing Committee. It's a woman with such a big background and she doesn't help. It's disgusting, isn't it? There are only more than two thousand chapters in total. The deputy department only wrote a thousand chapters. It's really just a small thing that keeps writing endlessly digging holes and filling holes. It's getting more and more disgusting.

After reading 30% of the comments, the writing is mediocre, typos, and wrong names are common. More importantly, I can't figure out how to call it. I guess the author is an only child. Children with the same paternal surname (uncle, uncle) are elder brother and sister-in-law, elder sister and elder sister-in-law, younger younger brother and younger sister, younger sister and younger sister-in-law. Those who marry outside (aunt) with different surnames are all cousins ​​(except for the son-in-law). Children on the maternal line (aunts and uncles) are also cousins. The author called the protagonist's uncle's daughter sister-in-law, which made me laugh to death.

The theme, concept, and writing style are all pretty good, but the plot seems really uninteresting. I don't know how the label of "Shuangwen" was affixed to it.

It can only be said that it is nonsense, and it has reached the point where it goes against common sense.

This book is really good. It doesn't have the indulgent plot of other official novels. The progress of the main plot is not delayed, and the branch plots do not have heavy writing.

I can't stand it anymore after reading 500 chapters. It's all about text, not much plot, a lot of nonsense, a million words still going around inside the county public security bureau, a quarter of it is a bunch of people going out to drink, a quarter of them running back and forth, and a half of it is talking about drinking water.