The Pinnacle of Power: Starting by Rejecting the Provincial Department Chief's Daughter

It's impossible. The county magistrates are replaced so frequently. Based on the evidence written in the book, no one can protect the Liang family once it is released to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. The book seems that the Liang family is a local emperor, making personnel appointments and removals a trivial matter, openly threatening the director of public security.

Excellent author, the content is ups and downs and exciting, but the updates are too slow.

This book has too many holes. Hou Liang, deputy county magistrate of the Standing Committee, can control the entire county and represent the county committee, while Lin Xiaoya, secretary of the county committee, is basically invisible. In fact, Hou Liang and Qi Xuebin are on the same level, they are both deputy chiefs. In order to highlight Qi Xuebin's personal hero, you can't write it like this!

So beautiful

The first hundred chapters are still very good, and the rest is similar to the plot. They are all copied chapters made up with abnormal logic.

Randomly made-up articles. The officialdom struggle is written down to the kindergarten level. Only those who are not disgusted can watch it.

The levels are confusing, the logic is confusing, the dialogue is like a kindergarten, and the thinking is like children fighting for candy. I can't watch it for an hour

It combines elements of rebirth, criminal investigation and officialdom, with a novel setting, a tight narrative rhythm of two parallel protagonists, and an attractive plot of high-intelligence tactics and investigation. However, the label of "multiple female protagonists" may make some readers uncomfortable, and the interweaving of officialdom and online writing needs to be polished. Overall, it is suitable for readers who like a combination of cool writing and power-based plotting.

It's good to watch. I finished it in one sitting, but I didn't finish it and it wasn't enough.

Suitable for people with an education level that has not graduated from junior high school.