The Change of Leadership

Well-written, a veritable textbook on officialdom, it's captivating. Some might find the author's background descriptions superfluous, but they are absolutely necessary; without them, the average reader wouldn't grasp the essence of the story. Moreover, these descriptions, while largely inseparable from the characters and plot, effectively propel the narrative forward. It's especially worth reading for young people trying to make a living within the system.

Having read many, this book is already the pinnacle of official fiction; no other book can surpass it. Who could resist a book of "central" or "national" caliber?

After finishing this novel, I couldn't help but write a few words of reflection. It's so well-written, both moving and realistic, truly a textbook on officialdom. A rare gem in today's literary world, the characters are vividly portrayed, exposing the true colors of seasoned officials with unparalleled clarity!

The best novel I've ever read on 7Cat

I read it in one go; it was insightful and thought-provoking.

The plot is realistic and touching.

It's utterly ridiculous. This vice-governor seems like a clueless bum, like the municipal party secretary's lackey. What a piece of trash!

I cried several times because of my deep affection.

Excellent. The plot, characters, and events in this book are 99% based on real life.

Xia Yufei, a true daughter of China