In the Name of the People: My Comeback Takes the Road Less Traveled

This is the best fanfiction I've ever read. Without a doubt. It rivals the original, with blood, tears, and emotion. Adding more detail to Qi Tongwei's self-rescue methods in the early chapters, and a case study of his transfer to Beijing, would make it even better. Adding more screen time for the female lead later on would make it perfect.

This is the only fan fiction I've seen that deals with the law. Unlike other novels that either use power to oppress people (like grandparents or fathers having power) or are just wish-fulfillment stories with all sorts of supernatural abilities, this book is a very interesting novel that uses the law as the standard for judging cases (taking Dafeng Factory as an example).

I absolutely love this fanfiction of "In the Name of the People." The male lead isn't greasy or arrogant; he has principles and a bottom line, yet he's very down-to-earth. Unlike other novels with so many romantic entanglements, it's as if they can't write without women. This one is so comfortable to read.

This is truly the best fanfiction of "In the Name of the People" ever; it can't be simply described as "good." 👍👍👍 Therefore, it's clear that the original work has commendable character development and a well-paced event arrangement. However, hahaha, there might be quite a few Zhang Sans! 🤦

The ending was a bit unexpected, but the main story is absolutely brilliant. It truly stands out among all the fanfiction that criticizes Hou Liangping and his wife. In fact, many people in the show simply have different stances; it doesn't mean they're biased. As ordinary people, we should evaluate officials based on their contributions to the people. We should not completely deny an official's attitude of serving the people just because their personal behavior has been tainted.

It's a good read, well-written. There have been many similar books lately, but this is the best I've read, both in terms of its political landscape and behavioral logic. What are the others even about? They're like gang fights. While this book simplifies many of the in-depth aspects of officialdom—given the limitations of current writing conditions—the overall direction, especially the application of legal provisions, is very enjoyable to read.

It's a very good book. It's about normal thinking, without forming cliques. The protagonist, Qin Chuan, relies on his past life experience to rise from the bottom in his profession. The only issue is the female lead's character. It could be without a female lead, but having her go back in time would be better.

This is truly a unique perspective on the novel! No one is inherently good or bad; everyone is simply on their own side! That's right, in other fanfics, after the protagonist transmigrates into the body of the main character, they portray the protagonist's enemies as villains, but this book doesn't, simply because of differing perspectives! Excellent!

(Contains spoilers) The writing is exceptionally good, very logical, and not a simplistic story. There's no angst throughout; while very satisfying, it's also realistic. The complexities of human nature are portrayed exceptionally well. It gives Qi Tongwei one visible path after another, and Qi Tongwei's use of laws and regulations to confront everyone is incredibly satisfying.

Having only watched the TV series, I found the narrative pacing of this article to be excellent and worth reading. However, I didn't give it five stars because it lacked the character of "Qi Tongwei" and added Liu Fen, whose character is similar to, or even worse than, the original "Qi Tongwei" after being shot three times.