Qi Tongwei: Getting Ahead by Reading People's Minds

Having read up to chapter 64, I'd like to comment first: it's really well-written. It's not one of those mindless novels where the cheat system is just an aid. It's about learning, patience, and climbing the ranks step by step, which is truly excellent.

Without time travel or rebirth, Qi Tongwei, a poor boy from a farming family, gets into Handong University through hard work. Due to an accident, he gains the ability to read minds, learning the most hidden information about others. When Chen Yang is no longer his ideal man, how will Qi Tongwei's life unfold?

The book is good, but the timeline doesn't match. Hou Liangping met Li Yan at 28, only three years after graduating with his master's degree. He probably hadn't graduated yet, so they couldn't have gotten married. After all, in the original novel, Chen Hai and Hou Liangping witnessed Qi Tongwei proposing to Liang Lu after recovering from his injuries while working at the judicial office and as a narcotics officer for three years. At least four or five years had passed by then.

This is the only fanfiction I've followed that's titled "In the Name of the Author," and it basically follows the main plot, but with slight differences in the choices made. The role of the "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage) isn't very prominent in the main story. A rare gem of a book; I hope the author continues to do well! 👏

Of the twenty or thirty fanfics I've read so far, this is the most simply written. The only one I'd give a 5-star rating to. Keep it up!

A great book; the only political novel I've read on Tomato that truly captures the author's inner thoughts. The author is intelligent, keeps up with current events, and makes the reader feel involved, creating a compelling read. In addition, does Tomato have any similar novels about inner thoughts in officialdom or other genres, where the protagonist listens to the inner thoughts of others, rather than others listening to the protagonist?

Like a clear spring, the story unfolds gently. Although it has some minor flaws, they don't detract from its overall excellence. It's been a long time since I've finished a novel like this. The author is amazing. I can't quite put my finger on what's so captivating, but even someone like me who doesn't usually read political novels has been drawn in. Keep up the good work, author!

It's pretty good and quite enjoyable. The protagonist, Qi Tongwei, follows the right path, while the author introduces another main character who follows Qi Tongwei's old path.

High-quality immortal food, worth a look. Using a shell to write a new book, with a new theme, a new style, and a new story... The author's thought process is amazing. The account of the author's personal journey is well-written. Working at the grassroots level tempered their character, while experiencing life in their hometown honed their interpersonal skills.

It's good; not cynical, just plain and interesting.