He is the legitimate grandson of a founding hero, yet he insists on concealing his identity and putting down roots in the poorest township.
> He risks his life to save an orphaned girl in a landslide, unaware that she holds the key to rewriting his fate.
> When the county rolls out an aggressive land policy, he stands firm and calls a halt, inadvertently exposing a shocking corruption scandal.
> At a municipal meeting, he overcomes opposition to bring in foreign investment, drawing attacks from conservatives: “Have you forgotten the country your grandfather fought to build?”
> When he takes charge of the region, the woman who once saved his life stands against him, carrying evidence that could destroy him.
> At last, when he stands atop the world of power and looks down below, the thing clenched in his palm is still the township Party committee badge, soaked in mud all those years ago.
Good book, capable people have strong support behind them