At the Beginning, We Attacked Tazhai Hard, and His Subordinate Qi Tongwei!

Does the author have any misunderstanding about privilege? For example, to do something legally, ten procedures must be agreed upon. Privilege is not about bypassing these ten procedures, but about allowing all ten procedures to be passed quickly. No one gets stuck, and privileges are also legal. For example, in the original work, Qi Tongwei was assigned to a ravine. Although it was a privilege, is it illegal to allocate it like this? It's completely compliant. You won't be promoted for meritorious service, and there is no rule that you must be promoted for meritorious service.

Wow, it's the first one to take over the body of the original and have to seduce the family, awesome, this is probably the first ** character in the same novel with the same name.

When did Emei in Jin Yong become a Taoist? The Emei sect is a *gu, and the leaders are all masters. You have become a Taoist here?

This kind of officialdom doesn't give you some awesome abilities? You still want privileges. How can you get privileges if you are not loyal to the superiors? Of course, even if you have privileges, if the superiors want to attack you, they can't just do it casually. If you don't have the power to overturn everything, anyone can do it to you.

About "Driving a super car to pick up his great-granddaughter on the street, which was broadcast live" written by giao Huo 26 Yunjin Pavilion's assets are also worth hundreds of millions. Chapter comments.

Cai Yongqiang suddenly became angry when you wrote him like this

It's level two at the front, but it's level one at the back. Is your supreme blood fake? He also lowered his strength and said that the Water Spirit Pearl could heal the Wood Transformation Spirit Pearl. Didn't you even remember this setting?

How does this book kind of end? Anticlimactic

Regarding his wife and children, Hot Kangtou's book "Start the game with a tough attack on Tazhai, with Qi Tongwei as his subordinate!" 58-Jiang Kai is in the limelight, and the attitudes of various companies in Jingzhou are reviewed in this chapter.

If you dare to tell the truth, it's not much, but you'll have to stand up for it.