Join the Han Big Gang and Reach the Pinnacle of Power!

(Xiao Qi's content exceeds the standard + warning of excessive self-awareness! I will kneel orz first) I came to Tomato relatively late. It can be said that it was basically because I accidentally read the title more than two months ago and came to see Xiao Qi specifically. Therefore, I unfortunately missed the first two title-related masterpieces by Secretary Wangcai. Some book reviewers use fundamentalist official texts as the standard to evaluate this book, which I have to say may be unfair. After all, the beginning of the introduction explains the elements of this book's time-traveling and funny elements. Judging from the positioning of the book by the author and teacher (Secretary Wangcai), I personally think that what has been completed so far is very good and has a distinctive style. As another book friend said, Teacher Wangcai is indeed good at giving everyone emotional value. Be sincere and magnanimous, and know what you are doing (just Xiao Qi Xiaodu). Even many parts of the specific plot exceeded my expectations. For example, Teacher Gao, who was designed by Wangcai, actually wrote a framework report on various reforms and opinions proposed by Teacher Gao. (Some readers may find it boring, but) it seems particularly solid in this book, and various speeches are also true to the character setting. When evaluating literary works, I always adhere to the author's responsibility for character issues. It is the author's task to make the character's motivations, behaviors, and words consistent to make the character stand up. For fan creations, the character's words and deeds (the author's arrangement of the character's words and deeds) are a profound reflection of the author's emotional attitude. I have read many books with Xiao Qi as the protagonist/playing with Xiao Qi, and I have also seen many authors show their magical powers to change Xiao Qi's destiny. What makes Teacher Wangcai unique is that he sees the bright and healthy background of the young Xiao Qi, who is full of hope. Maybe we feel that when Xiao Qi, who is eating hundreds of meals and wearing hundreds of clothes, raises his head and reaches for the wind upstream, a Julien-style tragedy is destined to happen, but we can never deny hope. We even hope for what Xiao Qi hopes for - to win in an upright manner - this is idealistic and a continuation of Xiao Qi's Yangjian background. A person's background or tendency is not single, and will change and develop as external factors are imposed on him or her. I think most people would feel sad when faced with a miserable Xiao Qi who was torn by inner conflicts and completed self-judgment in the most extreme way, struggling on the road of suffering. Could it be that when Xiao Qi was born, he pointed one finger to the sky and the other to the ground, walked around seven steps, looked around and said: "I have entered the game with my own body to defeat half of the world. I am the only one in the sky and on the earth. I want the world to bow before me."? Would a first-class hero who was shot three times and said that the people are heaven and earth end up in a situation where "no hero can compensate for the sins I committed" for no reason? The answer is obviously shocking, as is the innocence of young Xiao Qi. Teacher Wangcai's Xiao Qi (including the current school period in this book and the complete character in the previous level) always left me with a sense of cuteness, cunning and high-spirited youth. It is a good state to fully coordinate the unyielding attitude towards fate and ideal justice, which means that Xiao Qi will hold an umbrella for those who don't have an umbrella when it rains, instead of being alienated by the power structure, let alone becoming a vested interest in saying why not eat meat. He brings an edge to justice rather than ignorant stupidity—ignorant stupidity often tinged with arrogant scrutiny, which stems from the fact that they are accustomed to their relatively high position in the power structure and are ignorant of the plight of the "people's fat and anointed people" on whom they depend for their survival. Although the latter of the good Xiaoqi in the structure and the more reasonable structure is more fundamental and more difficult, it is better to count one of the good Xiaoqi's than to let the power-hungry mass-produce Xiaoqi's bottom line downward elevator. As for changing the fate of Teacher Gao, there will be many difficulties in the timeline of the drama. Whether joining Sha Ruijin or Gao Li jointly fighting Sha, the ending is the same "that ends", but the time is sooner or later, the form is decent or not. (If the setting of the drama is not changed) Because the war in Handong ignites after the smoke of the capital dissipates, "let Handong's past end here" is not Sha Ruijin's personal task but the task of every "comer". So I don't regret that Teacher Gao gave up confessing to Sha Ruijin in the play, just like Teacher Gao's calmness and calmness at the beginning of the book. Teacher Wangcai arranged for "Sha Ruijin to deal with Li Tian Jiyi, and Hou Liangping to visit Qincheng again for the benefit", which also complied with the necessity of completing the task. It can be said that he fully grasped the situation in the central area during the Handong earthquake and Teacher Gao's psychology. After rebirth, Teacher Gao is full of buffs, and the background library of the Gao family has been expanded. This has opened up a large platform. The comprehensively enhanced version of the Han Gang will also have a broad enough stage. I look forward to seeing Teacher Wangcai's rich group portrait creation. (I sincerely plead for more Xiao Qi Xiaodu) (The drama handles the two factions of Handong too hastily due to perspective issues. There is a group of crooked secretary gangs under the Han Da Gang, and there are 0 people who can defeat them. Gao Qi is even more restrained and over-limited.) There are two relatively controversial (and much discussed) areas in the early part of this book. One is the unstable start of Teacher Gao's welcome party; the other is whether Xiao Qi and Chen Yang will finally get married. The former's somersault + break dance did go beyond people's inherent impression of professors from the Department of Political Science and Law, but on the other hand, he was indeed avant-garde and fashionable in the eyes of the youth group at that time. The freshmen would not think that this teacher was too unstable, but would only think that this teacher was very trendy and handsome, not an antique as they imagined, so they had a more close feeling. This will not affect Teacher Gao in terms of personnel issues at all. After all, the setting of this book includes the reborn version of General Zhao Lichun and the background of the Gao family, so this plot arrangement only hurt some readers who are not interested in it (the book also received some low scores). But other than that, there are no other aspects where Teacher Gao's character is ruined. The book is also in a humorous style, and there is a dilemma between changing it and not changing it. (Continued) Many readers of the latter inferred based on the play that Chen Yang's love for Xiao Qi is not as passionate and decisive as Xiao Qi's love for Chen Yang, which is true. I have some reason to infer that Teacher Wangcai made this arrangement not out of an analysis of his likes and dislikes of the Chen family, but because he first considered helping Xiao Qi realize his dream. No matter whether Xiao Qi later said that Chen Yang was his angel but his regret for losing the angel, whether it was the beautification of Bai Yueguang or the unwillingness to be forced to surrender, I will first complete this regret. As for rationalization, that is another matter. So does Teacher Wangcai do a good job of rationalization or not? I think it's good. There are three reasons. First, the author arranged for Teacher Gao to resolve the inferiority side of Xiao Qi's heart and make Xiao Qi's personality more sound. Second, it is inevitable for Xiao Qi to grow far beyond the Chen family. It is refreshing to see the Chen family regret the attack on Xiao Qi and be glad that they did not drive Xiao Qi away ( There is a similar plot in the book); thirdly, Teacher Gao in this book has been able to make readers feel enough control, and Xiao Qi is Teacher Gao's favorite disciple. In other words, no matter how selfish and arrogant the Chen family and Liang family were in the original drama, can they still escape Teacher Gao's Five Finger Mountain? Not only is it impossible, it has to be tempered and polished by Teacher Gao, which is equivalent to a high-level bottom patch. The most important thing is that Xiao Qi's personal abilities can be fairly evaluated and treated without being affected. (Of course, I have no interest in the emotional line. The most important thing is the most important.) Finally, Secretary Wangcai's sincerity, talent, and ambition deserve to be seen, and my most sincere wish is that this book will be safely released!

Singing is okay, but Teacher Gao's hip-hop dancing is really intolerable [face covering] It's hard to imagine Teacher Gao's gentle image doing hip-hop [laughing and crying]

This rating is for the first three chapters. If you want to read it, you can try to read 17 to 19 chapters first. If you can read it, then start over again. Otherwise, I won't waste your time. I saw 19 chapters of discarded books. No, it's the abandoned book in Chapter 17

I am usually not very bureaucratic, but when it comes to knowledge, I cannot listen to the opinions and suggestions of comrades. For example, regarding my opinion on this novel, I still stick to my recommendation and give it full marks.

Do you dare to do it again? Oh my God, my God, my little angel, my big angel, my little angel, my little angel, oh my little princess, oh my little princess, my little prince.

Secretary Wangcai's new work! Defend resolutely! Prevent malicious reports from bad guys.

Very well written, keep up the good work!

Give some encouragement to a newbie, it seems like Zhang can't stand it anymore [face covering]

Rush, rush, close the door, let your wealth grow [laughing evilly]

Yes, it is a good book and has the potential to be popular, but there are few updates.