In the Name of Qi Tongwei: Sha and Li? No, Gao and Li!

This is the best book I've read so far, one of the few that's still ongoing but has me patiently waiting for it to finish. It's very engaging, not a mindless wish-fulfillment story; it's substantial, with both the struggle against Sha Ruijin and a stable, developing plot.

This is the best version I've read in People's Literature Publishing House. Whether it's resolving his conflict with Teacher Liang or his attitude towards people and things after his rebirth, he's portrayed as a flesh-and-blood human being. Many versions of Qi Tongwei in People's Literature Publishing House depict him as a vengeful machine sprang from a rock, full of rage and deep-seated resentment, making readers frown.

Having read the updated chapters, I found no glaring flaws, and I personally thought the part about letting go of Liang Lu was quite good. Many fanfictions portray Liang Lu and the Liang family very negatively. Keep it up, keep going!

Finished reading it! Excellent, safe, five stars! It doesn't hinder career advancement; it allows for progress where needed, which is fantastic! It's also very detailed and holds up to scrutiny. As a seasoned bookworm, I highly recommend it. I strongly suggest everyone read this book!

That's good. The most important thing about reading novels is having a clear mind. Don't talk about reconciling with Liang Lu; you wouldn't understand. This novel is based on a TV series. Real society is inherently unfair. If it were another farmer's son, even if he survived three or five shots, he'd be considered magnanimous if he wasn't completely killed.

It's quite good, unlike other remakes of Director Qi. Others go back to their student days to scheme for various things or to ring the bell and get involved with Pei, etc. This was originally intended to be a rewrite from the beginning of the TV series' events, written from Qi Ting's normal perspective.

I gave it four stars because it wasn't nearly as good as it gets. The story's entry point was excellent. The ones I'd read before all started in school, with unfounded, arrogant dreams of success, and then they all became sons-in-law of powerful families.

It's very well written. I don't like harem plots, but putting aside the romance, this book is really good. So I struggled for a long time about how to give it this score. After thinking about it, I realized that it would be unfair to give it a low score just because of the romance that can be skipped. It's not worth it.

Having read many novels of the same genre, this one is the most brilliant. First, the monkey who jumped around getting what it deserved was very satisfying to watch. Second, the reborn Director Qi's political wisdom has improved, making his life a complete success! The plot is so enjoyable!!!

Author, really, your writing is superb. I usually skim through books, so it's rare for me to sit down and read slowly. Even if others see this comment, I highly recommend this article. Sigh, but I couldn't continue reading from here. I even quickly skimmed through some of the later episodes. Gao and Qi are really well-written, purely in a positive sense, without a single negative connotation.