My Father Is Zhao Mengsheng, and Zhong Xiaoai Is Actually My Niece

After accidentally transmigrating to a parallel world of In the Name of the People, Zhao Feng made a fortune by writing novels and selling the rights.

Li Dakang happened to have a serious problem with him. Unwilling to take the fall for his superior, Zhao Feng was suspended from his job, and went on to live a life of wealth and comfort.

Hou Liangping arrived in Jingzhou and immediately launched a vigorous investigation into Zhao Feng, insisting that he was a corrupt high-ranking official.

What he could never have imagined, however, was that Zhao Feng had earned all his wealth from writing books.

Even more shocking was Zhao Feng's background. Zhong Xia'er's supposed to call him Uncle-in-law?

Hou Liangping began to panic. So Zhao Feng's wife, Zhong Hui, was Zhong Xia'er's aunt?

More unbelievable still, Zhao Feng's father was Zhao Mengsheng, a major figure even more powerful than his own father-in-law.

It turned out Zhao Feng had spent all these years refusing to rely on his family's connections, working his way up from the grassroots, one step at a time.

Nothing like Hou Liangping, who had risen smoothly through the ranks!

Hou Liangping felt as though he'd caused a catastrophe.

Li Dakang said with a grin, "Zhao Feng, from now on, you're the sky over Handong."

Sha Ruijin said, "Zhao Feng, why not come by for tea when you have time?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.