In the Name of the People: So What If I Came from a Siheyuan?

On the day of his wedding, all the powerful guests and the Gao family relatives mocked Lin Chen!

Everyone thought this idle street loafer from a Beijing courtyard house had no job or official position and was living off the Gao family by mooching from Gao Fangfang.

His father-in-law, Gao Yuliang, was especially disdainful, repeatedly taking him to task and insisting that his small-minded, common ways would never befit high society.

But nobody saw through Lin Chen, who loved playing dumb, slacking off, and joking around: he was a hidden top-tier scion of a revolutionary family.

One phone call secured a provincial project that had been stalled for two months; a casual remark was enough to mobilize formidable resources.

He put snobbish relatives in their place the moment they opened their mouths, and arrogant officials made fools of themselves as soon as they tried to show off.

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