Qi Tongwei: Is This Watermelon Ripe?

I'll give it four stars first, hoping not to fall into Chen Yang's trap. Gao Yuliang and Liang Lu said in the play that even without the intervention of the Liang family, Qi Tongwei and Chen Yang would not be able to succeed. Apart from the intervention of the Liang Family, the most important reason is that Qi Tongwei is more capable than Chen Hai. Chen Yanshi could not give up his son and support his son-in-law. According to Chen Yanshi's plan, all his resources belong to Chen Hai (this is true in the play). If Chen Yang and Qi Tongwei come together and Qi Tongwei becomes the Chen family, then those who are good friends with the Chen family will support Qi Tongwei and give up Chen Hai, because Qi Tongwei can go higher and the investment returns will be better for them. They don't care who is their biological son or son-in-law. Whoever is more capable supports whom, the better the rewards they can get. Therefore, Chen Yanshi fundamentally disagrees. The better Qi Tongwei is, the more worried he becomes. This is a cognitive deviation on his part. It is impossible for Chen Yang to do anything deviant for Qi Tongwei. So in the end, in the original work, Chen Yanshi acquiesced in the Liang family's suppression of Qi Tongwei, and there might even be an exchange of interests.

I'll give it four stars first so that I don't write the book seriously.

I just couldn't get into the main line for a long time after writing random words. In 1986, Sun Liancheng was in his prime? He was already the county magistrate at the age of 25? What a joke!

I admire it! I don't know what other people think when they see hundreds of trees with holes in the woods.

Rory, it's a mess

I don't know what is written

I haven't seen the admission for a long time. It's also quite strange.

It's so messy. . . .

It's watchable, it's pretty good, but the plot and conflict are a bit lacking.

Inexplicable, what do you want to say?