Can you recommend some novels about officialdom that are set in the real world, like the official demon?

"Rebirth Begins from Rejecting Girlfriend's Arrange" and "I'm the Village Chief" were both novels about modern officialdom. The former was a novel about the workplace, while the latter was about the struggle of a fierce female village chief. I'll recommend it to you. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

😋I recommend the following novels to you, I hope you will like them: 1. Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty: It's also an officialdom novel. It tells the story of a liberal arts student's struggle in the Ming Dynasty. It has both a historical background and the author's imagination. It's worth reading. 2. "The Top Scholar Is Very Delicate": This was an ancient romance novel. It told the story of how a scholar who was looked down upon by others used his own talent to stand out in the officialdom and finally became the top scholar. 3. "The Crown Prince's Red Dress": This was also an officialdom novel, telling the story of how a forgotten noble descendant revived his family's prestige and became a generation of officialdom giants. I hope my recommendation will help you find a novel you like. If you need any help, feel free to tell me. Muah ~

😋I recommend the following novels to you, hoping to meet your needs: 1. "Han Guan Zhi Chen": A historical novel. The protagonist, Chen An, stepped into the officialdom of the early Han Dynasty and witnessed all kinds of people in the officialdom of the early Han Dynasty. At the same time, he also followed the army to attack the Xiongnu in the north and became a courtier and minister of the Han Dynasty who crossed the three dynasties of Wen, Jing and Wu. 2. "Counting the Heroes": History-a fictional historical novel. The protagonist Wan Tianqing faced the background of the civil and military factions in the North and South during the late Ming Dynasty. How did he seize the opportunity to become a successful official? 3. "Grand Scholar": History-Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasty novels. The protagonist traveled back to the Jiajing dynasty and described the officialdom of the Ming dynasty and the romantic scenes. It made people completely immersed in the history of the Ming dynasty. I hope you will like my recommendation. If you need it, you can come to me again. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend "The Divine Conspiracy of the Tang Dynasty" to you. This book is a historical novel about the two Jin Dynasties and the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The story of the protagonist's counterattack at the end of the Tang Dynasty is full of officialdom struggles and strategic wisdom. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend the following two novels to you. They are both set in troubled times and are very realistic: - "Chaotic Liang": History-a fictional historical novel with the Three Kingdoms as the theme. In the historical world where the vassals were kings and vassals fought for hegemony, there were endless strategies, tactics, generals, and advisors. Wave after wave, who would be able to rule the world in the end? To rule the world? - "Records of the Heroes of the Late Ming Dynasty": History-Two Dynasties, Song Dynasty, and Ming Dynasty novels. It described a group of poor people, heroes, gamblers, emperors, and various other characters in the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, as well as their battles of wisdom and courage. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you: "Dark Change of the Country,""Power Overturns the North and South," and "The Strongest Little Scholar." These books were all historical fiction or historical fiction. The protagonists were all in the officialdom, fighting with wits and courage. The strategy was overwhelming, and the power struggle was extremely exciting. It was very similar to the officialdom novels like the previous one. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

😋I suggest that you read the following novels: "A First Grade Official of the Great Ming Dynasty","A Bear Child: Eh, It's Interesting to Be an Official","Han Si Being an Official","A Husband's Cultivation Strategy","The Great Ming Idlers","A Farmer Girl Jumps Over the Dragon Gate","Your Majesty, I Don't Want to Be a Clean Official", and "The Great Ming River Minister". The above were all novels with historical or fictional historical backgrounds. They told the story of how the protagonist started from a penniless person, became an official, and made a name for himself in officialdom. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend "Counting the Heroes". This book is a historical novel that narrates the story of the officialdom in the late Ming Dynasty. It is full of descriptions of political struggles and the way to survive. It is worth reading. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah~

😋I recommend the following officialdom novels to you, I hope you will like them: " Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty ": An otaku liberal arts student who transmigrated to the identity of a vulgar yamen runner in the Ming Dynasty. How to happily walk out of an alternative style of Qingyun Road and reveal the various rules of the Ming Dynasty's official system. [Wings of Great Brightness]: A down-and-out Jinyiwei who started his glorious career of fighting civil officials, playing with military officials, and sweeping away power eunuchs in the Zhengde period. To become the emperor's vassal, he had the ambition to protect the world. Not only did he have to protect the emperor, but he also had to protect the people of the world. He was also the wings of the Ming Dynasty, the wings of the world. << Hongzhuang County Magistrate >>: A woman disguised as a man became a seventh-grade county magistrate. How could she play with the officialdom when she was in a wonderful, helpless, and shameless situation? I hope you like my recommendation.😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. [Han Si as an Official]: A farmer who did not know the classics and wanted to bring glory to his ancestors could only donate an official position, thus starting the road of donating an official position. 2. "The Years of Being an Official in the Ming Dynasty": In order to earn some money and land, Chen Dun became a small official in the Ming Dynasty and finally achieved great achievements. 3. "Return to Song Xing": A real man in the world, not a day without power, a day without money. Being an official was the best, because it was a three-year-old magistrate, and it was worth 100,000 snowflake silver. 4. "Splendid Ming Dynasty First-grade Official": A transmigrator Yan Shigui who graduated from the University of Finance and Economics. He planned to use what he learned from his professional course to transform a small cotton spinning workshop. It was actually very famous. 5. <<Home has a son-in-law>>: A young husband wanted to stand out in the officialdom, so he accepted a "three-no" wife with equal marriage and began his road to being an official. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗