The Pinnacle of Power: Starting as a County Magistrate’s Secretary

This is my first time reading a novel about officialdom. The plot is alright, some of the minor characters are portrayed realistically, and the scenes in officialdom are relatable. Good job, keep it up and keep writing!

It's good. I've never read this type of book before. I've read part of it, and it seems well-written and quite enjoyable. I wonder how it goes later. Keep it up!

It's written quite realistically. Although I'm not a government employee, it feels very plausible. I'll save it up for a while before reading it.

Hurry up and write, I'm waiting to read it, I'll give you the tickets.

I've looked at dozens of these, and all I've seen is empty boasting and grandstanding; I haven't read anything that actually reflects the realities of officialdom. It's a complete waste of time.

It's not bad, but it's a bit slow. Could you update it faster?

First of all, as a reader, I feel that the author was somewhat irresponsible, and I don't know why the author ended the story so hastily and stopped updating. Firstly, from an emotional perspective: shouldn't the protagonist have simply retired with his adopted son? After all, his romantic experiences across several relationships are quite... Questionable. Secondly, considering the promotions: are they too fast? Almost everyone is skipping levels.

He's too hasty in his treatment of women, and someone with such a narrow mind can't possibly survive in the system. Don't tell me your superiors value you; please, this is a materialistic society, you're talking about feelings here.

This book isn't even that badly started; it's half-finished and the reader has to write the rest??? At the very least, it should have a proper ending. And the names are constantly mixed up throughout the text. Speechless...

Very good, very good, very good