[Transmigrate into the World of The Name of the People] [System] [Crossover of Film and TV Worlds]
After transmigrating into Qi Tongwei, he fails to capture Ding Yizhen from the start and gets reprimanded by Gao Yuliang.
A pawn destined to be discarded, Qi Tongwei faces a ruthless takedown by Handong's all-star lineup.
To survive, he relies on a loss-rebate System to defy fate, change his life, and climb step by step to the top.
Sha Ruijin: “If Qi Tongwei hadn't stepped up during the 116 Fire and paid out of his own pocket to provide relocation funds for Dafeng Factory's employees, I truly wouldn't have known what to do.”
Li Dakang: “A leading cadre must have integrity. Secretary Qi, that's a profound point!”
Gao Yuliang: “If my student Qi Tongwei weren't so capable, I might have had to go back to Handong University to teach again!”
Qi Tongwei: “What? You're saying my investment lost money again? Excellent! Who else has a dream?”
In this shared film-and-TV universe, Qi Tongwei takes charge of everything from technology and power to wealth, gradually becoming an untouchable force.
Hou Liangping: “Qi Tongwei, I just saw Xiao Ai walk into your bedroom with my own eyes!”
Qi Tongwei: “What does Zhong Xiaoai walking into my bedroom have to do with you, Hou Liangping?”
The thinking is clear and the ideas are bold. Come on
The idea of the book is good, but I have read a lot of names from other perspectives. This is the first time for me to read this perspective. Unlike most other names, Ji Xinqi conflicts with most names, and there is a kind of ideological collision.
The idea is very clear, the characters are flesh and blood, but there is a bit too much hand-to-hand combat.
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I have been reading books for more than ten years, and this book is pretty well written.
It's quite good-looking, although the writing is a bit too white in some places, but it's good to read as a refreshing read. Does the author have any other books? I plan to see them all.
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That's it, you can still take a look
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Writing well so far