Max-Level Drop-In: Using Rules and Regulations to Take Down Outlaws

Against the usual tropes + procedural justice + maxed-out powerhouse + satisfying story within the system

Jiangzuo Province has long been plagued by entrenched problems: some trample the law in the name of justice, others use their seniority to interfere with the courts, and still others frantically shift the blame to protect their performance records.

When everyone has grown accustomed to unspoken rules, Lu Chenyuan, a maxed-out powerhouse carrying the "Absolute Procedural Justice System," parachutes into the supervision team and launches a crushing campaign against privilege.

He doesn't talk about personal favors, only the letter of the law; he doesn't care about connections, only procedure.

Against a brutal officer who breaks the rules, he teaches him what "due process by law" means with a single suspension order;

Against powerful people who abuse their influence, he demonstrates what "transparent government" means by publishing the entire approval chain online;

Against colleagues trying to shift the blame, he uses an indisputable statement of responsibility to nail down what "authority and accountability go hand in hand" means.

He rejects the shortcut of joining the corrupt and refuses the grind of clawing his way up from the bottom. Lu Chenyuan wields absolute compliance as a blade, settling the score with every "outlaw beyond the law" who relies on privilege and prestige.

Jiangzuo is the stage. If you've got the guts, come on in. But remember: here, procedure is the highest form of justice!

Note: This story is fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.