Film and TV Crossover: My Father Is Qi Tongwei, and I'm the One Who Carries Us!
综视：家父祁同伟，全靠我带飞！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 121k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
67Chapters
2MReads
5.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 15
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Was the protagonist Qi Tongwei born when he was a teenager? The introduction actually says that there is something wrong with Hu Zhong and Xiao Ai's brain, right?
In the sub-provincial city of Jingzhou, the municipal public security director is already very good. He usually works part-time as deputy mayor, and is no worse than the original director.
Well, this Xiaowei is not as alive as a monkey. They all rely on their wives, but the monkey has better luck than him.
I once saw a comment saying that the Zhong family had long recognized Monkey's appearance, but they agreed because of the child Zhong Xiaoai's liking, and always gave Xiaoai a position that was higher than or at least equal to Monkey's, so that Monkey wouldn't be upset. I think that's the case too. We're both freeloaders. Who looks down on the other? Besides, if Qi Tongwei and Zhong Xiaoai get married, they will do no worse than monkeys.
After two lifetimes, you can't control the thoughts of a little girl. How can you live like this for fifty years?
I haven't read the novel, but I read your profile. Are you a little confused at this time? The protagonist travels to the world in the name of the people and becomes Qi Tongwei's child, but Zhong Xiaoai is Qi Tongwei's junior sister, which means they are not much different. But if you say Qi Tongwei's child pursues Zhong Xiaoai, is the difference too big? I hope the author can sort out the timeline, otherwise it may become a poisonous point, and subsequent readers may complain.
You should write about time traveling and becoming Qi Tongwei, otherwise the writing will be a bit messy. The protagonist is Qi Dongwei's son. In the TV series, Zhong Xiaoai is Qi Tongwei's junior sister. There is not much age difference between the two. He's only 3 years old at most, right?
Qi Tongmei's son, how old is that little love?
The protagonist is nothing without this system. Also, your system is so ** that it cannot give the protagonist any abilities other than money. It is the most ** system I have ever seen.
In the next episode of Dragon Ball Cell, he takes a time machine and comes to the author. In your book, Qi Tongwei kills Qi Tongwei. He is a protected animal like the bear.