Live-Streaming Negotiations in The Name of the People, Igniting a Political Storm in Handong

He transmigrated into Liu Changsheng, the governor of Handong Province: a “max-level account” with graying hair, on the verge of moving to a less demanding post. His predecessor's body had given out, and everyone was eyeing his position. Sha Ruijin was itching to replace him, Gao Yuliang was pushing for Qi Tongwei to become vice governor, and Hou Liangping was still stubbornly digging in his heels.

But Liu Changsheng wasn't retiring. He planned to work another five years and double Handong's GDP twice over. Who was for it, and who was against it?

A thousand workers at Dafeng Factory faced off in a live broadcast, holding torches and blocking the entrance to a fuel depot. Chen Yanshi stood in front of an excavator. Liu Changsheng calmly set up another livestream, had Sun Liancheng negotiate with humility while Wang Wenge made outrageous demands, then addressed the workers in front of the entire internet: “Move the fuel first. If you have a problem, take it up with the government.”

Public opinion turned around in an instant. But this storm was only just beginning to brew. He was ready to settle the scores in officialdom, one by one.

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