In the Name of the People: From the Start, the Qi Family Patriarch Clears the Zhao Family for Me

Qi Tongwei transmigrated to the day Sha Ruijin arrived in Handong, expecting to face the same dead end: the Shanshui Manor, the Handan University clique, and the grave where he'd weep at the wrong ancestor.

But the System gave him a bloodline with real influence: he was the biological grandson of Qi Dawei, a missing veteran of the Red Army; the nephew of Qi Shengli of the Central Organization Department; and the descendant that founding general Qi Erwei had spent decades searching for.

At the appointment ceremony, Qi Shengli took one look at him and froze. For the first time, the Handong political scene realized that this director of public security no longer needed to go hoe Chen Yanshi's fields.

Qi Tongwei took the opportunity to cut ties with Shanshui Manor, rekindle his relationship with Chen Yang, clean up the Zhao family, suppress Hou Liangping, and enter the provincial standing committee as vice governor.

When a red-flag sedan from the capital pulled into Handong, Zhao Lichun was placed under investigation and Zhao Mengsheng was ordered back to Beijing. Sha Ruijin finally understood: this time, Qi Tongwei wasn't kneeling before power. He was making the entire political establishment take another look at the Qi family.

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