After awakening the memories of his past life, Qi Tongwei looks at the enormous chessboard of Handong, filled with countless major cases and baffling mysteries, and decisively chooses to lie flat!
The ambitions of The Knockout, the web of poison in The Thunder, the Silent Truth... These waters run too deep. Whoever wants to get caught up in this can go ahead!
He only wants to be a quiet, law-abiding couch potato and never start trouble. But who could have guessed that the more he tries to slack off and leave the game, the more the demons lurking in the shadows are forced to show their true colors by his “reverse tactics”?
Qi Tongwei sighs helplessly: “I really just wanted to slack off. How did I end up turning Handong upside down?”
Wasn't Qi Tongwei reborn at the beginning? How come it's someone with the same name again? I didn't quite understand. But it's well-written.
AI-powered modifications, Qi Tongwei's suicide—when did it turn into imprisonment? Does the Meng Po soup (a type of elixir of forgetfulness) have the effect of altering memories? No... No... It's...
Here's a recommendation for a really good novel.
It's okay, but I'm not licking Gao Yuliang, Zhao Duanlong, Chen Shishi and his son. The writing is a bit humane, with different interests and opinions [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]
It's quite realistic; after all, it's not Qi Tongwei who's been reborn, but a transmigrator with his memories intact. Transmigrators all share a common flaw: the sense of superiority that comes from having prior knowledge.
To be honest, your book has depth, but from Qi Tongwei's perspective alone, it's just right, since you're already familiar with the work in the political and legal system.
The angle is quite unique.
This proves once again that we should only respect our parents and not sympathize with them.
Well written, looking forward to further developments.