In the Name of the People: From the Start, Handong's Number Two Sends Sha to Prison

At first, Sha Ruijin did not see Fang Xiangming as a genuine threat.

Even with an impressive resume, a young governor ought to show the provincial Party secretary some respect.

But Fang Wenming refused to play along.

He understood the Development and Reform Commission, projects, funding, and how to use the rules to gradually force Sha Ruijin's hand back.

He seized the interests behind the subway project, the hidden agendas in cadre reshuffles, and the opportunities amid the Dafeng Factory turmoil.

Li Dakang, Tian Guofu, Wu Chunlin, and Liao Hanbo had all taken clear sides. But once Fang Wenming arrived, every faction in Handong began to waver.

It wasn't Sha Ruijin who was going to reform Handong.

Fang Wenming was going to take Handong back from Sha Ruijin.

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