Since Internet articles are currently being purged, there are some relevant regulations, and others are easy to understand. However, Tianyu is not very clear about the boundaries of politics. Even the mayor cannot appear in the article, and Tianyu is a determined person.

A good citizen who obeys the leadership of the country and the party and abides by the law, so I try to avoid these. Therefore, what I write about is not the earth, let alone China, but another planet in the universe. This time it should not offend politics.

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Background introduction:

In the Tianzhen System in the universe, there is an asteroid called Longteng Star. There are nine countries on Longteng Star, namely the Qiuniu Kingdom, the Yasui Kingdom, the Chaofeng Kingdom, the Pulao Kingdom, the Suanni Kingdom, and the Bixi Kingdom.

The country, the country of Bifan, the country of Fuxi, and the country of Chiqi. However, the strength of each country is roughly the same, so there are no major wars, and some are just some minor frictions and minor quarrels.

The culture, force, and technology on Dragon Planet are at the same level as those on Earth, but the bureaucracy is a little different. Therefore, the lifestyle of people on Dragon Planet is basically the same as that on Earth, that is, the urban life on Dragon Planet.

Classification of officials:

Tianyu adopts the ancient division system for official levels, that is, the highest authority is the king of a country, and the following are divided into civilian officials and military attachés. Civilian officials are mainly responsible for the internal affairs and construction of the country, and military attachés are mainly responsible for the country's security.

Both civil servants and military officers are divided into nine grades. It is quite complicated. If you are interested, you can read it. If you don't want to, it's okay. When Tian Yu writes about it, he will briefly introduce it in the article.

Civil Service:

First-grade civil servant: Prime Minister (responsible for organizing documents of national importance and the king’s assistant)

Second-grade civil servants: Taishi, Taifu, Taibao (have relative decision-making power on certain matters, and the three of them can decide after discussion)

Third-grade civil servants: six ministers

Ministry of Personnel (responsible for the promotion, assessment and transfer of officials)

Ministry of Household Registration (responsible for people’s household registration, the country’s economy and finance, and taxation)

Ministry of Rites (the system responsible for diplomacy and education)

Medical Department (responsible for the evaluation of doctors and research on new drugs)

Ministry of Industry (responsible for national construction and scientific and technological research and development)

Ministry of Justice (responsible for judicial administration and trials)

Fourth-grade civil official: Liubu Shilang (assist in the work of the minister)

Fifth-grade civil servant: Territory lord of each territory (responsible for managing everything within the territory)

Sixth-grade civil servant: the lord of each city (responsible for managing everything in the city)

Seventh-grade civil servant: the magistrate of each county (responsible for managing everything in the county)

Eighth-grade civil servants: Li Zheng of each township (responsible for managing everything in the township)

Ninth-grade civil servant: village chief (responsible for everything in the village)

The six bureaus have branches in the territory, city, and county. For example, the branch of the Ministry of Justice is called a yamen, and the most powerful person in the yamen is the head catcher. The head catcher in the territory has an official rank of sixth rank, which is equivalent to the city lord.

military attache:

First-class military attaché: General (able to command soldiers across the country)

Second-grade military attache: Dutong (managing the entire regiment of soldiers)

Third-grade military attaché: Deputy Commander (assists the Commander in the management of the corps)

Fourth-grade military general: General (managing 100,000 soldiers)

Fifth-grade general: Dusi (managing 50,000 soldiers)

Sixth-grade general: Captain of Ten Thousands (managing ten thousand soldiers)

Seventh-grade general: Commander of a thousand soldiers (managing a thousand soldiers)

Eighth-grade general: Centurion (manage one hundred soldiers)

Ninth-grade military commander: Captain of Ten (manage ten soldiers)

When low-grade civil servants meet high-grade civil servants, they are collectively called adults, while when low-grade military attachés meet high-grade military generals, they are collectively called generals.

And our protagonist is a person from the Biuan country among the nine countries.
Chapter completed!