In the Name of the People: Peking University's Sect Saint Disciple Joins the Central Government

Qi Tongwei is reborn in a world where the officialdom and sects are intertwined. Though born in his hometown of Handong, he is determined to break free of the tragic plot laid out in the original story and leave this small world behind for a far wider horizon.

The Political Science and Law Department at Handong University? What could it possibly mean in the face of the sects?

With his astonishing brilliance, he earns the favor of a sect's Grand Elder and is taken on as a disciple. His senior fellow disciples go all out to recommend him, helping him rise to the capital's center of power, where he takes charge of major financial and economic affairs.

He spearheads reforms to connect government agencies across the board and clear administrative bottlenecks. He drafts a plan to marketize key economic factors and brings it straight to the highest levels, earning great esteem.

After honing himself step by step, he rises to become the Daoist Sect's Young Venerable. As undercurrents surge through the government and the public, he is ordered to parachute into Handong, quell the turmoil, and clear away every obstacle on his path to ascension.

Hou Liangping: I spent my whole life trying to catch up with Qi Tongwei. Only in the end did I realize that, in his eyes, I was nothing more than an insignificant passerby.

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