Yi Xuexi: Starting Over, I’ll Become Class Monitor

Yi Xuexi died in the third year after his retirement, at a gathering with former colleagues.

Li Daqiang had become a deputy provincial-level official, and even his former secretary had risen to a department-level post.

Someone patted Yi Xuexi on the shoulder. "Old Yi, you're the most capable one of us. You just never had much luck."

He smiled, drained his glass, and collapsed at the table.

When he opened his eyes again, it was 1988. On the table lay the newly issued appointments: Li Daqiang was becoming county magistrate, while Yi Xuexi would remain the county Party secretary.

In his previous life, he had worked like an old ox for Li Daqiang for twenty years.

In this life, he pushed the plan he had written overnight in front of Li Daqiang. "Let's switch our responsibilities."

A few years later, a reform report bearing Yi Xuexi's name caused a stir in the provincial Party committee.

In the neighboring county, Li Daqiang opened the report and fell silent.

His secretary asked, "Should I arrange a meeting with Secretary Yi?"

Li Daqiang shook his head. "Let me think about how to bring it up."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.