In the Name of the People: You Were Supposed to Retire, So Why Fight on for Five More Years?

Liu Changsheng, an anti-narcotics officer, sacrificed his life protecting civilians. When he opened his eyes, he had become a 59-year-old provincial governor in In the Name of the People, riddled with illness and on the verge of retirement!

The original owner was a pushover who had been suppressed by his partner, Zhao Lichun, for nine years. In the end, his health gave out, and he was preparing to retire to a cushy post in the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

From the start, Ding Yizhen was fleeing, Sha Ruijin had just parachuted in, and a major reshuffle of Handong's officialdom was imminent. How was he supposed to play this hellish opening?

Fortunately, not only had he merged with the memories and authority of a max-level character, he had also unlocked two golden fingers: