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The momentum is majestic and the scene is magnificent, crushing "Hurricane" in all aspects

I think Hou Liangping's character is very brave, he is desperate to catch corrupt people. I also like the tense atmosphere in the book, which makes me feel as if I am also in that dangerous environment. I look forward to seeing more stories like this where we learn how good triumphs over evil!

Characterization and plot control. It's fast-paced and doesn't drag. A very good book. No wonder it was turned into a hit TV series

I came to read the novel because of the TV series. Under the influence of TV series and various Douyin marketing accounts, I always disliked Hou Liangping. I always felt that he was superior and that Director Qi was a tyrant. Later, after reading the novel, I realized that this was not the case at all.

After reading this book, I realized how much content was changed in the TV series and how much private information was included in it. The images of Qi Tongwei and Hou Liangping are completely different, and Zhong Xiaoai has no so-called background at all. There are ulterior motives on the Internet!

The psychology of the characters and the description of the environment are penetrating and have a strong sense of immersion. I admire Chen Shishi for his great spirit of selfless dedication to the revolution, and it is pitiful and deplorable that the times have forced an outstanding comrade like Qi Tongwei to become a corrupt official hated by the people.

The scenery descriptions at the beginning and end of each chapter are quite meaningful and have an endless aftertaste effect.

The writing is better than the TV series, but occasionally there are a few things that are not very logical, but the flaws are not concealed.

This is the most shocking book I have read in recent years. It shocked my heart just as much as the book "The Red Ribbon of the Earth" by Wei Wei that I read thirty years ago!

To be honest, I think the TV series is really classic and expresses 120% of the excellence of this book.

I haven't watched a few episodes of the TV series, but I was attracted by Douyin that kept flooding the screen, and then I came back to read the book. It was really good. The reasons for the character's personality changes are well-founded and reasonable.

I sigh, such a good work can actually let me finish reading it. I like Hou Liangping in it - he is firm in his stance, thoughtful in thinking, vigorous and resolute in doing things, never drags his feet, and sticks to his principles. Chen Yanshi - an older generation of proletarian revolutionaries and a rebel in catching corrupt officials in the new era. Gao Yuliang, a master of sophistry, unfortunately fell into a quagmire under the control of the desire for beauty and power.

When the TV series became popular all over the country, I didn't have time to watch it, but I know that this TV series has always been talked about. I finally finished reading this novel today and I really admire the author. Thanks to the author for providing us with such a good book! [Like][Like][Like]

"In the Name of the People" is a really great novel! It deeply depicts the officialdom ecology and characters, with a compact plot and endless suspense that makes people unable to stop reading it. Moreover, its depiction of the anti-corruption struggle is also particularly realistic, making people feel the power of justice. If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend it!

It's so well written and enjoyable to watch. After reading the novel, I realized that Zhong Xiaoai actually has no backstage. At least the first part didn't say he had it.

After watching it, it is quite different from the TV series. First of all, the plot of Ding Yizhen and Zhao Ruilong's escape was not as thrilling as in the TV series. Secondly, Qi Tongwei has never recited "Shengtian Banzi". Also, when transferring Hou Liangping, Zhong Xiaoai did not have to give his consent. When Hou Liangping was wrongly accused, Zhong Xiaoai did not ask Ji Changming to accuse him. Finally, Sun Liancheng, who has no internet connection, angrily criticized Li Dakang.

Well written and the TV series is also very exciting

It's more real, exciting and detailed than the TV series. With the facial impressions of the actors in the TV series, it's lifelike when you read it. I like it very much.

It's very exciting, the world of official business and the world of family life are vividly displayed.

It's worth reading it again. It's really good. Of course, as a novel, there are some contradictions, but overall it seems pretty good and quite realistic. After reading it, I will think more deeply and analyze the background of each character.

The plot of the story is ups and downs, intriguing, each link is closely linked, and you can't put it down after reading it. The book not only has warning and educational significance, but also has a close-to-life aspect. In short, Feichi is a good book. I recommend everyone to read it when you have time.

Wonderful, the image is deeply portrayed. But Hou Liangping sometimes makes me feel a little confused. I feel that he does not belong to a realistic character. He is too righteous and selfless...

It's good to watch, but it's a bit different from the TV series.

Well written, justice will eventually defeat evil! Cheer for the fighters on the front lines fighting corruption.

This work profoundly analyzes the ecology of officialdom, with penetrating characters, ups and downs of the plot, and is full of persistence in justice and criticism of corruption. It has received five-star praise!

The characters have distinct personalities; their emotions are delicate and rich; the plot is ups and downs and fascinating. Nice! Super pretty!

Using "villains and huge corruption" and "collapse of officialdom" as clues, it reveals the abnormality of power, the moldiness of officialdom, and interrogates the good and evil of human nature. The work highlights the main theme and grand layout in the realistic creation, but there is also a paradox in the character creation that the positive characters tend to be upright and the villains are more attractive. Some plots weaken the main line shock due to the dragging branches. Overall, genre literature has been deeply reflected on the political ecology, but its exploration is still trapped in the narrative of upright officials.

After watching the TV series, I found that many people were fans of Qi Tongwei, but never thought he was that good. The TV series stated that he was forced to propose because he was suppressed. In fact, he proposed in order to climb up the ladder. Many of his actions in TV series are considered to beautify him. There are also many people talking about the monkey striking the clock. I have watched the TV series and the novel several times, but I really didn't understand it.

Very objectively shows the real society

The characters are deeply drawn and worth reading.