Accused of Treason? My Grandpa Yan Shuangying Takes Down Hou Liangping

Yan Feihong has admired his grandfather Yan Shuangying since childhood. He turns down his family's help, determined to start from the bottom and rely on his own efforts.

He always remembers that he is here to serve the people. He cares about them, so naturally they hold him in high regard.

And so, before he even turns thirty, Yan Feihong becomes the head of a county.

Yan Shuangying warns him that tall trees catch the wind and that he must beware of villains.

Yan Feihong believes that because his hands are clean, he has nothing to fear.

But he never expects Hou Liangping to have him forcibly detained and branded a corrupt official.

Yan Feihong refuses to confess. Hou Liangping stubbornly presses ahead with his investigation, only to find that the more he digs, the more innocent Yan Feihong proves to be.

Eventually, Hou Liangping has no choice but to admit that Yan Feihong is a good official. But he is already in too deep, and for the sake of his career, he actually accuses Yan Feihong of treason!

Yan Shuangying, who has been hiding behind the scenes all along, can finally hold back no longer.

He brings in the armed police to arrest Hou Liangping. At the execution ground, he presses a gun to Hou Liangping's head and says, "You don't know you've done wrong. You just know you're about to die."

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