The questions that this character caused remind me of Mrs. Gong in ‘New Rain and Clouds’.

The original intention of shaping her was to lay a great hidden help for the protagonist. After all, the world was defeated by those of them in the future. Perhaps in the 1970s and 1980s, the protagonist will return to the mainland, which may have made Qi Hui play a role at that time. However, her role has now become a trick in the throats of many book fans.

In fact, this book does not want to involve much politics, but many book fans always think that the protagonist will be "sorbed" by Qi Hui and others. This kind of worry is an idea caused by everyone's understanding of history. So did I think of it?

"Qihui, the organization ordered you to find an opportunity to kill Long Chongjiu." Will I arrange such a plot?

The focus of this book is on the competition between Shanghai and the three tycoons. It can be said that there are not many political factors involved here. Even if there are, it is a means taken by the protagonist for the development of the "Dragon Society".

To settle the matter in Shanghai, the protagonist will immediately set off Cheng Yuanyang and land on the British Isles. The rogue forces are not enough to fight against the invaders' regular army, and the protagonist will not foolishly fight guerrilla warfare with the Japanese.

They all came to China and rampant, so the protagonist of course wanted to take his brothers to Tokyo for fun.

The focus of the future is not to argue with Qihui's "organization" and play politics, but to go to London, Berlin, Tokyo and other places to get involved in the underworld and act like a hooligan. This is basically the content of the third volume of "Dragons and Flying the World".

Qihui has caused many people to feel uncomfortable, the most important reason is her personality and her "organization".

What is the reason for the discomfort? I am worried that the protagonist, the hooligan, will be dealt with. Huang Jinrong is so bad that he is still alive after the founding of the People's Republic of China. At most, it is a street sweeping, and the policy of the "organization" is still lenient.

However, the reason I have said so much is to let the person who hates Qihui get to know her again. She is not a person who is unfaithful or a murder machine. When she really receives such an order, I will only arrange for her to commit suicide, because the protagonist is Long Chongjiao. I can't let the protagonist die and let the supporting actor continue acting, right?

The reason why I don’t want Qi Hui to be a martyr is that the protagonist has expressed too much emotion to this woman from the beginning. I dare not say how much she has used in this regard, but everyone can see that she is the woman in the protagonist’s mind. At the end of the first volume, Qi Hui’s fate was expelled from the party. I will arrange it first.

If she is still very "angry" after the second volume, then I hope that book fans will publish a special post to decide on her final stay or stay. Then I will put it on the top and unify the opinions on "going" and "stay" as the basis.

Go and stay, pray for wisdom to be a martyr.

If you stay away, Qihui will become the protagonist's first lady, that's that simple.
Chapter completed!