The Provincial Government's Chief Aide: Rising to the Top in the Capital

I have been reading this book for a long time. Today I would like to talk about my current thoughts on this book. I hope the author can accept some constructive suggestions and effectively optimize the subsequent plot development. In this book, the author takes the protagonist as a secretary and unfolds the protagonist's entire official life. In the early stage, the content fully shows the protagonist's political life change process. The description of the storyline is basically reasonable and the character characteristics are clear; however, since the protagonist was promoted to the director of the National Development and Reform Commission and the current deputy governor, the advancement of the plot is somewhat awkward; the specifics In the early stage, the protagonist's identity is that of a secretary, and the character's personality is relatively gentle and cowardly, which can be matched with the identity of a secretary. However, after becoming a leader, the progression of the plot is more like looking for trouble. Trouble comes to the protagonist every day. What I don't understand is that since the protagonist is given the position of deputy governor, why not develop the protagonist's political career from the perspective of a leader.

Write less about Wang Xin.

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In the early stage, since the groundwork has been laid, the chief is optimistic about Wang Chen, and there are so many buddies in the sea, can the subsequent storyline be radiated to the whole country? Since we want the protagonist to reach the pinnacle of power, we can't have the plot every day where things happen to people around him. Isn't this layout too narrow? Finally, I hope that the author can write about the protagonist's subsequent official development from the perspective of a leader, instead of forcing the plot so that people only see Wang Chen, a submissive secretary. Write out Wang Chen's political ideals, policy policies, political struggles, and political methods. Only in this way can Wang Chen be brought to life. Otherwise, would it be awkward for you to let a submissive person stand in the center of power?

As a deputy governor, what is Wang Chen's policy policy and what achievements should he make in the areas in charge? This part of the story has not been seen in the current storyline. What we have seen is that people are looking for trouble for nothing. The advancement of this plot is very unreasonable. Since the position of deputy governor was given, why not develop the political ambitions of the protagonist from the perspective of the deputy governor; secondly, the protagonist was given strong network resources, but he did not see what to do with these network resources, and was more protected. What is the use of such resources in writing like this? The plot of the argument with Secretary Liu Hong that runs through a long time, why not extend the plot of the political struggle, and write Secretary Liu Hong as a positive role or a negative role. Furthermore, the plot of the story is told in Jiangnan. The entire storyline is still in Jiangnan until now. There is no new advancement in the character plot. We cannot write about the official life in Jiangnan for a few more months and then go to the capital.

Update: Don't feel like you are constipated.

Making a nonsense that I don't understand and putting it up in the provincial hotel, is this the deputy governor's job?

Why only write ten pages for one section? That's a bit too much.

It scares us every time

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