In the Name of the People: I, Qi Tongwei, Report Myself from the Start
名义：我祁同伟，开局举报自己
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110Chapters
18.3kReads · 30 days
80.6kReads · all time
775Shelf adds, last 14 days
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The writing is quite lively, but so far the logic is flawed. The Zhao family provided benefits to the Liang and Sha families, and as a result, the three families directly destroyed the Zhao family? Without evidence, why didn't the Zhao family retaliate?
The author is brilliant; they didn't rehash old ideas but came up with a fresh approach, writing a unique and original work.
This visual experience is even more exhilarating; it's like living in harmony with heaven and earth.
It was fantastic. I feel like there's no one cleaner than Qi Tongwei in the story, but the main character's screen time wasn't much; they should have given him more screen time.
The novel, which uses self-destruction to save itself, drags everyone down with it.
It's very well written. I didn't want to read it at first, but it was quite good once I started. It really shows that no one in officialdom is innocent, but Director Qi is relatively better off.
It's a new perspective, with some logical issues, but it's fun enough.
Purely AI-generated content, illogical, repetitive, and poorly described. Its high readership suggests it's a manipulated book.