Can you recommend me some good officialdom literature?

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. Han Guan Zhi Chen: The story of a transmigrator who lived above the three dynasties of Wen, Jing and Wu in the officialdom of the early Han Dynasty. 2. " Hongzhuang County Magistrate ": The story of the female protagonist disguising as a man to become a county magistrate and busy herself with official and private affairs. 3. "Ming Dynasty: Longevity!" Old Zhu Catches People According to My Story: A scholar who traveled through the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty, played around with the officialdom, and wrote a story that involved the appearance of the Ming Dynasty officialdom. 4. The World's Yamen: A story about a transmigrator who had a good time in the Ming Dynasty officialdom. 5. The Good Monk of the Tang Dynasty: An inspirational story of a monk named Wukong who fought hard for love and justice at the end of the Sui Dynasty and the beginning of the Tang Dynasty. I hope these recommendations will help you find your favorite officialdom novel. If you like my recommendations, please feel free to tell me anytime.😁

Let me recommend you a few novels about officialdom! The first was " Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty." It told the story of an otaku liberal arts student who transmigrated to the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty. It was funny and deep. Next was " Counting the Famous People ", which described the factional struggles and the scenes of civil and military officials in the second year of Yonglong of the Ming Dynasty. It was very touching. There was also " The Great Wing ", which told the story of the Jinyiwei fighting civil officials, teasing military officials, and sweeping away the eunuchs. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

😋I recommend the following novels about officialdom to you: 1. "Zhao Wang's Detective Letter": a talented but weak prince, a princess who did not like red makeup but only liked military attire, a general with a mysterious background but unparalleled in the world, and an assistant minister who liked to eat and drink more. If you want to have a deeper understanding of the court and officialdom, you must not miss it. 2. "Several romantic figures": In the second year of Yonglong of the Great Zhou Dynasty, the civil and military parties in the north and south fought endlessly, and the bandits in the coastal areas of the nine sides were fierce. The key was how to grasp it when you were in it. Brothers, please support us. 3. "The first year of Jiajing": The lackey of the eunuch party, the minion of the Jinyiwei, the heart of the small official face, the poor man who was born in the officialdom, a man who was full of flowers and flipped his hands. This was an article about the palace, about an unknown Ming Dynasty officialdom. 4. [The World's Yamen]: When life was difficult, Zhou Xingde traveled to the 20th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty and was involved in the struggle for the throne. He wanted to see how he would play around with the Ming Dynasty's officialdom. 5. "Ming Dynasty: Longevity!" Lin Ran transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and became a down-and-out scholar. Before he left, he found his conscience and held his daughter's tender and delicate hand with tears in his eyes. He said,"There are many wolves in the officialdom. In order to protect yourself, it's better to change into men's clothes." The daughter sobbed."Father…" You're so cruel! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following officialdom novels to you: 1. "Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty"-tells the story of an otaku liberal arts student who transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and how he happily walked out of the market and walked the road to the sky. 2. "The Grand Duke of Ming Dynasty"-It described a modern youth who traveled to the Ming Dynasty and used his modern thinking to enter the Ming Dynasty officialdom. 3. "Ming Dynasty: Longevity!" Old Zhu Catches People According to My Fictions "described a scholar who traveled to the Ming Dynasty and used his writing style to write down the appearances of the officials. 4. "Chang 'an's Famous Supernatural Constable" tells the story of a small constable who is good at solving cases and becomes the number one Supernatural Constable in Chang' an. 5. "Tianxia Yamen"-It described a white-collar worker from a modern society who traveled to the 20th year of the Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty and became the county magistrate of Chang 'an City. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

😋I recommend the following novels to you. They are all urban novels: There's a Bar in Houhai. It was about the protagonist, Shen Fang, who was searching for his lost family and love. The love line and the friendship line coexisted. " Rebirth begins with rejecting a girlfriend's arrangement." It was a reverse workplace textbook. It described the protagonist Chu Yang's rebirth and how he used his strength to prove himself. " Return to the Village and Become a Rich Man " was about the protagonist becoming a rich man after returning to the village and realizing his dream. " I Have a Gourmet House " was about the protagonist's journey to discover Chinese delicacies in the new world. The above four novels are all urban novels, and each has its own appeal. I hope you will like this fairy's recommendation.

😋Little Fairy, I'll recommend a few novels about officialdom to you: 1. "Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty": A liberal arts student transmigrated to the Great Ming Dynasty. He started as a yamen runner and walked into the officialdom. He revealed the rules of the officialdom and was full of an alternative style. 2. [The Wings of Great Brightness]: A story about a down-and-out Jinyiwei who started fighting civil officials, playing with military officials, sweeping away power eunuchs, becoming a close minister of the emperor and pursuing the people of the world. 3. "Joking about He Shen": A story about feudal officialdom. The protagonist He Shen was a feudal official in the Qing Dynasty. The story was full of excitement and suspense. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following books to you: 1. The Rise of Legends: 1995: A story of a business war that goes back to 1995 and witnesses the rise of a great power. 2. "Reborn Car Empire": A Chinese CTO reborn as a high school student, how to build a billion-dollar car industry. 3. <<Rebirth of the Rich Investment>>: The protagonist was reborn in 1994 and changed his fate. He successfully turned the tables and became a successful person. 4. "New Riches in the Workplace": A business war story about grassroots turning into billionaires. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following official works to you. They are all well-written ~ "Ming Dynasty: Longevity!" Old Zhu Catches People According to My Fictions ": A down-and-out scholar who transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty. With the help of the god-level author system, he gradually rose in the officialdom. Sometimes he angrily rebuked corrupt officials, and sometimes he broke the rigid image of traditional literati. It was an officialdom novel that had both a sense of history and modern elements. "Counting Heroes": It described how the protagonist in the officialdom seized the opportunity in the turbulent situation in the late Ming Dynasty and finally became a graceful and unrestrained official master. The story was compact and the writing was smooth. It was definitely not bad. The protagonist searched for clues through autopsy and laboratory tests, and finally found the official career of the real murderer. It was a good novel with both elements of solving cases and officialdom. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following officialdom novels to you: Han Guan Zhi Chen, Counting the Famous People, Struggling in the New Ming Dynasty, The Grand Duke of the Ming Dynasty, Chang 'an's Famous Supernatural Constable, and The World's Yamen. They cover different historical backgrounds and characteristics, allowing you to experience different plots and characters in the world of officialdom novels. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

😋I recommend the following novels about officialdom to you: 1. " Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty ": The otaku liberal arts student transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty. How did he rise in the officialdom step by step? Watch how the protagonist reveals the various rules of the Ming Dynasty's officialdom system. 2. " First-grade County Magistrate ": Li Yuanhong, who traveled to the late Qing Dynasty, fought against corrupt officials, banned drugs, collected mountain bandits, encouraged farming, started factories, encouraged merchants, started mining, and built water conservancy projects. 3. << Tianxia Yamen >>: A white-collar worker from a modern society transmigrated to the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty. How to play around with the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty. The above is my personal recommendation. I hope you will like my recommendation.