I, Zhao Ruilong: Take from the People, Give Back to the People

Also known as The Master of Handong and The Villain Philanthropist

The protagonist transmigrates into Zhao Ruilong from In the Name of the People.

He gets a Charity System: 20% of every expense is returned to his account in the original world. Direct donations are prohibited.

He gets a Shared Honor and Shame System: Zhao Lichun and Zhong Zhengguo are bound to him.

Under pressure from his father-in-law, Hou Liangping goes easy on Liu Xinjian during the interrogation and ultimately comes away empty-handed.

Chen Hai wakes up and returns to his post as head of the anti-corruption bureau.

Facing isolation and a lack of support, Sha Ruijin asks his former mentor for reinforcements. Zhou Zhennan's granddaughter, Yuan Weier, is parachuted into Handong to replace Ji Changming.

With Zhao Ruilong pulling strings, Qi Tongwei keeps advancing.

Zhao Ruilong pins a huge mess on Li Dakang, forcing him to bring back professional scapegoat Sun Liancheng.

With his heart set on charity, Zhao Ruilong defuses one crisis after another while dealing with strict inspections. From time to time, he also has to manage appointments in Handong's official circles. Ruilong has a busy year in 2014.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.