In the Name of the People: I'm Here to Keep an Eye on Sha Ruijin!

With a single transfer order, Zhao Chuan arrives in Handong in place of Tian Guofu, appointed at an unprecedentedly high level and placed on equal footing with Sha Ruijin.

Facing Zhao Chuan's arrival, Sha Ruijin says calmly, "Secretary Zhao, I suppose this makes us equals, each keeping an eye on the other."

Zhao Chuan answers with composure, "Precisely."

Handong is a tangled web, and everyone says its waters run too deep.

Zhao Chuan has only one thing to say: "My father is Zhao Mengsheng. I am willing to test these waters myself."

The Handong University faction must be cleared out. But should Hou Liangping's overstepping and disregard for procedural boundaries also be investigated?

When a transfer across jurisdictions can be arranged with a single word, does it conceal an abuse of power?

Is veteran Comrade Chen Yanshi's refusal to retire quietly, and his frequent public statements, in keeping with the rules and proper boundaries?

Did Li Dakang's family really have no idea that they were involved in a case?

Even Sha Ruijin's iron-fisted approach must be subject to oversight.

Does it matter who your family is, how senior you are, or what connections you have?

Before the law and the rules, everyone is equal.

Those beyond the red gate must still stay within the red lines. Above power, there must be boundaries.

This time, Handong's old rules will be rewritten, and new bottom lines firmly established.

No matter who you are, everyone will be treated equally. No one gets an exception.

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