Rebirth of Minister Qi

Seeing Jin Xinkai's expression suddenly change color, Qi Tongwei knew that he must have forgotten to remind him to pay attention to the situation when he called. However, with such a big thing, how could the leader of the team hide it? Qi Tongwei could hear that the person who just answered the phone was Director Tang. The title of Director also confirmed the identity of this group of people as imperial envoys. Qi Tongwei knew that he should go out for a while.

"Hello, boss. I'll leave this place to you. I have something to go out and make a phone call."

However, the leader, Director Tang, stopped Qi Tongwei. The old cadre who had stayed behind had already inquired about the situation and whispered something to him.

As an old cadre who had worked his way up from the local level to the ministry, he naturally had his own way of doing things and would not listen to one-sided words from his subordinates, so he made arrangements early in the morning. He let his secretary in first to lower the vigilance of the injured Jin Xinkai, fearing that these stubborn young men would not tell the truth. He also left an old comrade whom he trusted outside to find a doctor to inquire about the situation and to pay the fee to get the medical records.

"Little comrade, please stay for a moment.

What's your name, Captain Qi?"

Director Tang took the initiative to extend his hand. He was nearly fifty years old and looked amiable, but he stood straight and his every move was very imposing. He might be a retired military cadre. In addition, seeing his timid look, Director Jin knew that he must be a dignified old cadre in normal times.

Qi Tongwei also stretched out his hand and shook hands with Director Tang. He seemed to have pulled the wound inadvertently, and the corner of his eye twitched unconsciously.

"Hello, leader. My name is Qi Tongwei. You can just call me Xiao Qi. I'm from the Lincheng Public Security Bureau. I'm still on vacation. I just happened to run into you. This is also our job as a police officer."

"This is my business card. Thank you very much for saving this reckless boy. Go out and make the call first.

I want to say a few words to this reckless boy. Secretary Bai, send Captain Qi off."

Secretary Bai picked up the bag and followed Qi Tongwei out of the ward. It seemed that they really had something to say. Originally, they should have hugged their hands and cried and shook hands with their savior. But on second thought, that was what ordinary people would do. He was a senior cadre, a director. Even if he was a deputy, he was at the level of deputy mayor of Lincheng, a senior cadre for sure.

Secretary Bai followed Qi Tongwei outside.

"Captain Qi, please stay. Please be sure to accept the medical expenses you just helped to advance at the front desk.

I am really grateful that you saved Director Jin. The doctor also said that if you hadn’t carried Director Jin and ran for several kilometers,

If we were a few minutes slower, I'm afraid the person would be dead.

Thank you so much. ”

Secretary Bai bowed deeply as he spoke. Looking at his sincere emotion, it seemed that his action not only saved Jin Xinkai, but also might have saved Secretary Bai's political life.

If history had developed as it originally did, with Director Jin dying in the alley, their working group would have certainly endured punishment from their leaders and the reproach of their conscience. It can be said that the political lives of everyone in this working group were saved by Qi Tongwei.

It's just that some of the people inside were still unable to let go of their airs as imperial envoys and were too embarrassed to formally thank a grassroots cadre, so they sent Secretary Bai, the lowest level.

Secretary Bai didn't have so many thoughts. He also came from the countryside, but was lucky enough to work in a ministry and was chosen by the director to be his secretary. He hadn't learned to put on airs yet. In addition, he had just been scolded by his leader and was afraid something might happen.

His thanks to Qi Tongwei at this time were sincere. Director Tang was also familiar with Secretary Bai's character, so he took the opportunity to let him express his gratitude to Qi Tongwei on behalf of the working group. It also made it convenient for him to put on airs and maintain his decency. In fact, he was the most panicked one.

If something really happened to Jin Xinkai under his command, his political career would be completely over. Not to mention becoming an official, he would not be able to stay in the capital.

...............Dividing line...............

Qi Tongwei followed the doctor's strong advice and stayed in the hospital, firstly to avoid sequelae and to recover completely.

The second reason was to get closer to Director Jin, who was in the hospital with him, which was his original purpose of saving people.

What Qi Tongwei found strange was that this incident did not alarm the leaders of Lincheng City, and the Public Security Bureau did not send anyone over. Everything happened silently.

This is also good. For Qi Tongwei, no matter how many first-class merits he won, the old fox Liang Qunfeng would not let him get promoted smoothly. Instead, he would say in a sarcastic tone that young people are still a bit impulsive. Although he has made great contributions, in order to protect our young cadres, it is better to let him train more.

Of course, this is all Qi Tongwei's imagination, and it may not be far from the truth. If you can't afford to provoke him, can you not hide from him?

Stalker Liang Lu and old fox Liang Qunfeng, I, Old Qi, simply don't want to play with you anymore. I will find new political resources and completely get out of Handong. The world is vast and there is no need for me to get involved in dirty work with them here.

Gao Yuliang came to visit Qi Tongwei and brought with him the copy of Ming Dynasty 1566, which he had obtained through connections for urgent publication.

"Tongwei, your book is really well written, with sophisticated words and profound insights.

I suspect that you are an experienced professor in your fifties, otherwise how could you write such profound words.

If I didn’t know your entire creative process, I wouldn’t have believed it. In my impression, you were still that impulsive and stubborn boy.

I found a publishing house of an old friend of mine, and their editor-in-chief really likes your writing style, and they offered a new royalty-sharing agreement, which is a treatment only available to famous writers.

They boldly printed 5,000 copies of the first edition. This is the first time they have made such a big bet on a new writer. They have already negotiated with Xinhua Bookstore and others, and the book will be on the shelves soon.

You, the lone eagle, are about to spread your wings and soar."

Qi Tongwei has almost recovered. He is sitting at the table in his hospital gown, concentrating on writing the second volume. The table is full of his manuscripts.

After seeing Gao Yuliang off, Qi Tongwei took out a copy of Ming Dynasty 1566, looked at the beautiful bound cover, and patted his hands.

I leaned in closer and smelled it. It had the scent of ink, similar to that of banknotes.

He turned around and left the ward, and came to visit Director Jin's ward. The two of them had been hospitalized together during this period, and they had become very familiar with each other and had truly become friends. In addition to this life-and-death friendship, the two of them now officially called each other brothers. Jin Xinkai is two years older than Qi Tongwei and was born in 1967.

"Brother, I brought you a gift. This is the book I wrote that I told you about a few days ago. The publishing house has published it.

Look at this cover, does it have a historical flavor?"

Jin Xinkai's injury was not actually serious, but he was bleeding profusely and his life was in danger. As long as the bleeding was stopped, his injury would be easy to treat.

Look, he can already stand up without crutches.