In the Name of the People: You Sent Me to Economic Crime, but I Made a Major Drug Bust

Reborn in 1992, Pan Zelin has degrees in law and political science and a master's in business administration, and an invitation from the provincial procuratorate's economic crime investigation department already sits on his desk. Everyone is certain he's headed for a smooth rise to success.

Instead, he volunteers for the most dangerous frontline in the war on drugs. Gao Yuliang smashes his teacup, while Liu Changyuan trembles with anger. Why turn down the provincial procuratorate to risk his life taking on criminals?

Only Pan Zelin knows the truth: in his previous life, he followed the usual route into government service, only to be implicated in the Hand University faction twenty years later and spend the next ten years on the sidelines until retirement. This time, he'll take the opposite path.

With a deputy division-level post approved by the provincial Department of Human Resources and Social Security and the favor of a school principal at vice-ministerial rank, he heads deep into the mountains of Wanshan County. A year later, he leads his team to uncover an armed drug-manufacturing den in Yanzi Valley, shipping hundreds of kilograms every month. More than fifty desperados, over forty guns, and a protective umbrella reaching all the way to the county bureau.

The moment the raid begins, underhanded attacks from the political world are already coming from behind.

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