Rising Through the Ranks: Starting with a City Party Secretary’s Recognition

This book is contradictory. It portrays true love while still having affairs with so many women; it depicts physical strength, showing the protagonist being injured multiple times and even unable to defeat a 70-year-old man; it portrays the timidity and subservience of officials, which is one thing, but isn't the author afraid of being exposed for having affairs with different women?

Why isn't it complete?

I gave up halfway through, wanting to read a proper political fiction, but the whole thing followed the same formula: the male lead becomes completely captivated by a woman's tears. It's just... Hopeless.

Too many women. Too chaotic.

I'm writing too slowly; I need to get the readers excited. Thank you!

What kind of garbage is this? How could a male protagonist like this possibly reach the pinnacle of power? He's all cleverness and lacks principle; his personality is constantly shifting. He writes about so many women to satisfy his pathetic vanity, selling himself while pretending to be something he's not.