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

One of the best books I have ever read so far, one of the few that is not finished but makes me wait patiently. It's very exciting, not a brainless novel, it has something to say. It has both the struggle with Sha Ruijin and the stable development of the plot. Among them, the friendship between Qi Tongwei and Teacher Gao, and the relationship with Li Dakang are all handled very well, and the character's personality is also very consistent with the original work. If you like Qi Tongwei, Gao Yuliang, Li Dakang, etc., You can read it. It will make you feel that it is that person who is written about, rather than just a name. In fact, the character is completely different. Rebirth in this book is rebirth. You will still be the same person again, the teacher will still be the same teacher, and the students will still be the same students.

The best one I have ever read in People's Literature. Whether it is untying the knot with Teacher Liang or his attitude toward people and things after his rebirth, he is like a flesh-and-blood person. Qi Tongwei, who is written in many people's literature, is like a revenge machine that jumped out of the cracks in the rocks. He is so angry and bitter and has deep hatred that makes people frown.

After reading the updated version, there are no obvious poisonous points. I personally think that the part about "Relieving Liang Lu" is very good. Many fan fictions describe Liang Lu, including the Liang family, in a very negative light. Come on, keep going.

I've finished reading it, it's good-looking, non-toxic, and has five-star support! Don't stress about your position, just make progress when you need to, very good! There are a lot of details and it stands up to scrutiny. I am a bookworm and it is worth recommending. I strongly support everyone to read this book!

Very good. The most important thing when reading a novel is to have clear thoughts. Don't talk about reconciling with Liang Lu. You don't understand. This novel is based on a TV series. Real society is inherently unfair. If you were another farmer, let alone three shots, he would have survived five shots. They didn't kill you completely. Even if you are an adult, you have a lot of experience. Different heights have different horizons. This is still an officialdom, which is not a life-or-death affair. It has to be like you are in love and I am interested. Can you tell right from wrong? To hold such a grudge, Qi Tongwei would not have committed suicide at that moment, but would have killed Liang Lu with one shot. The author's entry point is very good. I think this novel made me feel comfortable. I saw a comment saying that it was too easy for Qi Tongwei to cut him off if he couldn't stand it. I didn't think it would take several people to die or dozens of chapters to complete. The children are no longer my own, the photo USB is destroyed, the shares are gone, and relatives have been transferred to other posts. What else can I do? You can't really read novels without thinking at all. Five stars

It's quite good-looking, and different from other reopened versions of Director Qi. Others reopened the school years to plan various things or to hit the clock and get Pei and the like. And this one is a reboot to the beginning of the events of the TV series, written from the normal perspective of Qi Ting. It is not as impressive as other reboots like Opening the Eyes of the Sky. After all, Qi Ting's birth and experience have limited his vision to a certain extent, which is right (it's like running into the Forbidden City. Who would have thought of it? So it suddenly dawned on me that it could still be like this?) Come on Ollie!

I give you four stars because there are too few and not enough to watch. The entry point of the story is too good. The ones I watched before started in school, with unreasonable fantasies about arrogant success, and then they all became powerful son-in-laws. It is said that Teacher Liang presses the cow's head to drink water, why don't you look at what you are looking for (either a bell is struck or a lady descends from the sky). At least the Liang family will really be worthy of Qi Tongwei in the future! The story written by the author really makes me feel that Director Qi is alive again

Very well written. I don't like harem plots, but this book is really good regardless of the emotional part, so I have been struggling for a long time how to score this book. After thinking about it, it would be too resentful to give a low score just because of the emotional part that can be skipped. It is not like this. The writing is very smooth, the plot unfolds reasonably, and I have my own understanding of the characters and it convinced me. The most outstanding part of this book is the dialogue of each character, which is always twists and turns😇 It reminds me of the time when I communicated with some leaders before. . . After reading this book and reading other fanfics in the name, I feel a little bit unreadable. It makes me feel that the dialogue written in other novels is too childish, like the urban novel of Return of the Dragon King.

I have read many novels with the same title, and this one is the most exciting. First of all, the monkey jumping up and down gets the punishment it deserves, which is very refreshing. Secondly, the political wisdom of the reborn Director Qi has been improved, which can be regarded as a complete life! The plot content is very exciting! ! !

Author, your writing is really great. I basically read the book at a glance. It is rare for me to calm down and read it slowly. Even to other people who read this comment, I highly recommend this article. Hey, but I couldn't stand it at this point. I even hurriedly read some of the subsequent plots. Gao Heqi's writing was really good. It was purely complimentary and had no derogatory meaning. The reason why I couldn't stand it from this point on was because of women. In fact, in the beginning, it was for the children and the so-called outlet. I can barely understand it, because I don't think this affects the main plot, but by Gao Fang I really can't stand it anymore. I don't deny that men are very attractive to women even when they are middle-aged, handsome, powerful and charismatic. I don't deny that women are still beautiful even if they are approaching 40. However, no matter from the relationship between the characters or other aspects, I can't accept this blatant harem behavior (and it's really illogical, maybe it's my short-sightedness) Congratulations to the author.