In the Name of the People: I'm Gao Yuliang's Nephew, and I Stand Up to Xiao Jinzi

Qin Mu transmigrates into In the Name of the People as an unknown intern at the Political and Legal Affairs Commission of Handong Province. He is also a distant relative of Gao Yuliang, but his only connection to the Handong University clique is his fringe status. After three months on the job, he has yet to meet Gao Yuliang, and he has neither authority nor connections.

At a critical moment, the Political Strategy Points System activates. He can exchange factional achievements for professional abilities, and his first mission is to get on Gao Yuliang's radar and earn his approval within a month.

At this point, the forces in Handong are locked in a fierce struggle. The Sha family clique keeps applying pressure, the Handong University clique is riddled with problems, Qi Tongwei's reputation has plummeted after the grave-crying scandal, and the Shanshui Group is a major corruption risk. In the original story, the Handong University clique ends in total defeat, and Qin Mu refuses to become a sacrificial pawn.

He gives up lying flat, puts down roots at the grassroots level, and digs deep through the archives for clues. Despite pressure from his superiors, he submits an honest research report, and his steady, meticulous approach impresses Gao Yuliang.

He diligently gets things done and builds his own confidence, while quietly mapping out Handong's power structure, anticipating how each side's struggles will unfold, and shoring up his faction's weaknesses.

Using the friction between the various factions to build his capital, he plans step by step, changes the Handong University clique's fate of annihilation, and rises from an invisible intern at the bottom to shake up Handong's entire political scene.

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