In the Name of the People: I Report Myself from the Start, and the Zhong Family Crumbles

Chen Guangchao transmigrates into a shared film-and-TV universe. After graduating from police academy, he heads straight to Handong, where he fights drug trafficking and organized crime, investigates corruption, repairs roads, and builds housing, transforming a province in shambles into a national model.

Qi Tongwei considers him his savior, Gao Yuliang respects him, Li Dakang is convinced by him, and Handong's officials and people alike rally around the words "Jin Chao."

But when Hou Liangping arrives and Sha Ruijin is on his way, Chen knows the main plot is about to begin.

So instead of waiting for others to investigate him, he turns himself in, and reports Qi Tongwei as well.

Hou Liangping thinks he's caught the King of Handong.

What he has actually opened is a hellish case file capable of bringing down Sha Ruijin, the Zhong family, and the entire anti-corruption bureau.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.