From the Start, I Turned the Tables on the Sha Family Gang. Why Are You Crying at the Grave, Liangping?

This book is truly the pinnacle of fanfiction based on "In the Name of the People," bar none. One unique aspect is that the rebirth occurs at the end, not at the beginning. Another is the character of Director Qi, who is essentially a misguided hero with humanity, rather than a complete villain.

It's truly excellent! The plot is incredibly well-developed, drawing the reader completely in, and it even has a touch of humor. The language is masterful, especially the humor; you've really nailed it. Unlike some novels that force comedy, the characters in this one are all intelligent. It's the best novel of its kind I've ever read, bar none. You little devil, why is it so hard to take the blame? Are you deliberately trying to harm me? 😅

This is exactly what I envisioned "In the Name of the People" should be like. Both the character portrayals and the logical structure are incredibly compelling. I suggest the author maintain this level of quality and avoid making it like other novels. I believe you will become a hit.

This is a great read, very enjoyable. It's probably the best one of its kind I've ever read. The premise is a collapsing empire, and the protagonist's heroic efforts to save it all. The focus is on how the protagonist manages to turn the tide, which the author does very well.

For the first time, this book gave me a real understanding of what "the grand scheme of things" and "creating momentum" mean. The idea that "the prevailing trend wins the hearts of the people"—something I hadn't grasped before—was subtly gleaned from this book.

Not bad, quite creative. It's the first time I've seen a story that starts causing trouble from the last few episodes of "In the Name of the People." While it's impossible for someone to remotely control everyone like this in reality—after all, the characters in the story are all quite intelligent—it's already quite good for a novel. At least the author's logic is consistent and self-consistent, making it enjoyable to read.

There are no major flaws. Although the protagonist is a time traveler with a plot-knowing advantage, what good is knowing everything if you lack intelligence? Aren't all the high-ranking figures cunning and shrewd? Even the minor characters have their own cleverness and survival strategies.

Excellent, highly recommended. Hopefully, it won't be a repeat of the same old story; I'm tired of reading books written like this all the time.

Absolutely fantastic! My family, working within the Beijing system, thinks this book is absolutely amazing! The writing style is absolutely top-notch, with many insightful and incisive remarks that are both brilliant and hilarious. The book is filled with historical allusions and references, demonstrating the author's profound knowledge and literary cultivation.

Unlike other rebirth novels, this one directly enters the storyline, avoiding the tedious and drawn-out plot of the protagonist ruling a region for decades. It's like the difference between a shrimp traveling to the first year of the Chongzhen Emperor's reign and the seventeenth year; the latter's reversal of fortune is more exciting.