A Rising Career in the Civil Service

Come on, good writing! Here are five must-read votes.

Compared with "Red Career", it's not even a book and I can't stand it anymore. . . .

It's not worthy of such a high rating. The author has a poor vocabulary and doesn't know much about that period. He also indulges in the nominal popularity of the Ming Dynasty and the people, and endlessly indulges in it!

It's well written and has a lot of warmth.

It's a pretty good official story, I'm looking forward to the plot behind it!

There is no political struggle or fighting, but it still feels a bit like a romance novel.

The author is awesome

After searching for a long time, I finally found a good book. This is my favorite book since I started reading. I hope the author can keep updating it.

It's a good novel, but it's a bit trivial at the end, has too much nonsense, and lacks innovation and ups and downs. It's all a rebirth, and there is absolutely no novelty or vigorous and forward-looking achievements in the novel. It's too conservative. Anyway, it's all about bragging. Why not write more liberally? It's too reserved. It is indeed difficult to write about the system, there are too many restrictions, and it cannot be entirely attributed to the author's lack of effort. I really have to give a bad review after half the time. What a shame for a good framework.

The author's field of vision is limited. The protagonist's political achievements basically revolve around the industrial upgrading of a county. There is no other more outstanding political achievements. He relies on this one to move from the county to the central government. The article content is not deep enough