In the Name of the People: Taking Over Dafeng Factory for One Yuan

After transmigrating into the world of In the Name of the People, Shen Yanchuan becomes the person in charge of state-owned asset restructuring in Handong.

The Dafeng Factory has just 72 hours left on its 50-million-yuan bridge loan. The bank is about to call in the loan, Gao Xiaoqin has her eye on the billion-yuan plot of land, and Cai Chenggong has even pledged the employees' shares. Everyone believes that this old factory, burdened with over 300 million yuan in debt, behind on wages, and shut down, is fit only for bankruptcy and demolition.

But before Shen Yanchuan unfolds a map of national industries: S-rank industrial seeds, future technology, idle production lines, elite teams, and state contracts. A trillion-yuan industrial chain is waiting to be sparked beneath the ruins.

So he pushes a coin toward Cai Chenggong.

For one yuan, I'll take your 60 percent.

I'll take on the 300 million in debt and the livelihoods of a thousand-plus workers, too.

But nobody gets to swallow up Dafeng Factory's billion-yuan land.

Starting with the one-yuan takeover of Dafeng Factory, he will restructure all of Handong's state-owned assets and build a trillion-yuan industrial conglomerate of China's own.

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