In the Name of the People: My Uncle Is Qi Tongwei

At first, Wu Ze only wanted to buy a house, get his driver's license, and enjoy a better life.

But when his uncle Qi Tongwei shows up, his life shifts into a completely different gear.

Someone makes a call ahead of time at the driving school, someone looks after him at the orphanage, and influential figures start stepping in to deal with his problems.

He goes to Hong Kong, and Hong Kong learns what an iron fist looks like.

He starts livestreaming, and viewers think he's just a rich playboy. They have no idea who's backing him.

The Sanxia Dam, turmoil in Hong Kong, wealthy circles, the livestreaming world, nightclubs, foreign powers: one thread after another gradually unfolds.

While others rely on their fathers, he relies on his uncle.

While others depend on traffic, he depends on System rewards.

Even Wu Ze never expected the life he casually set in motion to grow into such a grand scheme.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.