In the Name of the People: I Started as a Deputy Minister and Settled Accounts with Hou Liangping

Twenty years ago, Zhao Xiangnan was one of the best students at Handan University.

For the sake of his son Chen Hai, Chen Yan Shi wanted to use Hou Liangping's ties to the Zhong family to snatch away the provincial procuratorate appointment that should have gone to Zhao Xiangnan.

The Liang family then piled on more pressure, planning to send him off to a remote township.

Zhao Xiangnan refused their so-called arrangement for his own good. He left Handong and went to Hanjiang, where he rose from secretary to grassroots official and eventually director of the Public Security Department.

Twenty years later, he returned as a forty-year-old deputy-ministerial-level chief prosecutor.

Gao Yuliang was both proud and worried. Qi Tongwei immediately realized that his junior schoolmate, who had once dared to curse someone openly outside the provincial Party committee compound, now had the power to make the Liang and Chen families truly pay for what they had done.

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