The British Civil Servant
大英公务员
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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1.8kChapters
58kPopularity
1.2kReaders
1.2kMust-read votes
9.0Score
156Ratings
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Reader comments 12
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Not everyone can understand the author's position, but it is undeniable that the author is a patriot. The author's complex life experiences shaped his political stance. The author's work "The Great Era 1958" is highly recommended.
In fact, everything else is fine. Is it a bit too many women who are the protagonists and have the same status as their wives? I'm not here to see Teddy. As for the author's stance, I don't think it's a big deal, because the protagonist is originally from England and must consider his own country. But the problem is that there can be emotional scenes, but not too many. In addition, from my perspective, the German sisters are the ones I can't accept the most, followed by Thatcher, the most inexplicable one.
A very nice historical and political novel, which vividly depicts the changes and development of Britain and the world since the beginning of World War II. Of course, the biggest problem of this book is the protagonist's indiscretion (but every one of them has some truth. After all, if it were a man, it might not be so simple to control, except for Mrs. Thatcher, maybe to satisfy the author's own bad taste). The appropriate reduction of this part is quite good, especially the analysis of political practice, which has its own unique understanding.
Three brushes
All the mistress chapters can be deleted, and the rating of this book can be increased by 10 points. Of course, the number of words in the book must be 1/3 less.
The sentences don't make sense, the writing is messy, not to mention the typos.
The narrative is very uncomfortable. It needs to be written about games, business affairs, and romance. It can be a serious story, but there is always a x-story in the middle. It makes me tired after reading it too many times.
The male protagonist is completely a humanoid Teddy. He is said to be patriotic, but he doesn't love his country very much. As a British person, he does love it. Everything is based on the interests of the United Kingdom. If there were fewer women, the score would probably be 9 points.
It's a very good book, but why is the rating so low? It may cause discomfort to some people.
Nice