My Years in the Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection

Lin Yuan, 28 years old, deputy secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of Qingxi Town, was suspended from his post for tracing funds for renovation of dilapidated houses. Overnight, he cycled 40 kilometers and submitted a letter of report to the inspection team of the Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection. From that moment on, a marginalized small-town discipline inspection cadre embarked on an eighteen-year anti-corruption journey. Every case he handles is a tough battle: university bidding and hunting, traffic department roads and bridges black holes, newspaper news extortion, state-owned enterprises overseas transfer, land lord power and money transactions, gang protection umbrella, energy system collapse, financial maze... Twelve unit cases, each one is adapted from a real corruption case, each link is linked and every step is shocking. The enemy he faces has escalated from the township mayor to the deputy secretary of the provincial party committee - the corruption network that has been entrenched in Jiangdong Province for 20 years and is codenamed "Jiangnan Clique". The price he has to bear is three career ups and downs, countless death threats, the separation of family and career, and a long period of loneliness. This is not the story of a "genius prosecutor." Lin Yuan has no background, doesn't know how to adapt, and doesn't know how to please. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.