In the Name of the People: Joining the Economic Planning Commission, Starting with Ringing a Bell

Zhang Yang is reborn in the world of In the Name of the People. He may have become one of Handa University’s Four Greats, but he spent three years as a penniless student, walking on eggshells. He never imagined that ringing a bell would bring out the System. Before awakening, I was timid and deferential. After awakening, I hit back hard. I make plans in advance in Handong, then leave the province behind and get recommended for graduate school at Peking University. Using Peking University, the great imperial sect, as a bridge, I bring about an explosion in technological progress. Getting into government is as easy as drinking water. One promotion a year, and I’m a deputy department-level official in three years. Technology is just a hobby, really. I also know economics, public security, and plenty more. What I like most is going into government and rising through its ranks. From then on, Zhang Yang goes out into the world as the imperial sect’s representative, triggering an economic boom. By the time he takes up his post in Handong, his connections reach the heavens. Zhao Ruilong: “Even if he is my second sister’s dream man, he has no right to be this damn impressive!” Sha Ruijin: “Damn it, I haven’t even set one rule for this province, and you’re already setting rules for me! Is that right?” Zhang Yang: “I can reach the heavens. Can you?” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.