In the Name of the People: A Top Red Family from Beijing Lands in Handong

The connections built up over three generations of the Chang family, the military prestige Chang Hu left behind, and the top-tier influence wielded by Chang An, Chang Hao, and Chang Ling all became Chang Junhao's confidence in Handong.

He could disregard Zhao Ruilong's feelings and make Zhao Lichun reconsider his own standing.

He could reprimand Qi Tongwei, keep Li Dakang in check, and force Gao Yuliang to take a stand. He could even make the schemes of Sha Ruijin and Hou Liangping fall apart the moment they hit the table.

While others played the game of political alliances, he restructured the entire board.

Who could be used, who needed to be dealt with, who should be brought in, and who had to get out: he knew it all by heart.

The people of Handong thought a young deputy mayor had arrived.

What came instead was the Chang family's anchor, sent to steady Handong.

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