In the Name of the People: The Sect's Favorite, Taking Charge of Party, Government, and Military

Quickly nail that old scoundrel Chen Yanshi to the pillar of shame. He lied about his age, married a capitalist's daughter, remained active even after retirement, violated Party discipline, disrupted the government, acted without government or organizational discipline, organized a criminal gang, dug trenches, manufactured homemade guns and bombs, and also possessed 20 tons of gasoline from the Dafeng Factory.

32 Deputy director-general level officials—the thought of jumping from director-general level to vice-ministerial level is too glamorous, but not for me.

Then he went straight to the international scene, running around and writing a bunch of random stuff.

It got more and more ridiculous later on.

A gentleman is modest and refined, gentle and gentle as jade.

The novel is packed with thrilling moments, featuring exciting clashes such as the arrest and dismissal of Hou Liangping, the forced suspension of Zhao Donglai, and the covert assassination of Li Dakang. Faced with the protagonist's terrifying power and control over resources, even the original authors, such as Sha Ruijin and Qi Tongwei, can only look on with envy and feel inferior.

Holy crap, this version of Zhong Xiaoai is so ridiculous! That shot was so satisfying!

The author must be crazy. So much allusion.

Regarding Chapter 264 of Tiancheng's novel "In Name: The Sect's Beloved, Holding One Hand in Party, Government, and Military Positions": The Great Power Doesn't Talk, It Just Does Things! The Mekong River Case Erupts!

Oh my god, I'm finally back. I've finally remembered where my roots are.