In the Name of the People: Chen Yan Shi's Face Is Swollen, and You Say You're United?

The first one was peaceful, but the second one was really fierce, embodying the power that Gao Yuliang, the third-in-command, had not shown in the TV series. Dare to arm-wrestle with Sha Ruijin. This is the real strength of the third-in-command, rather than blindly obeying.

This book is good. It's not a matter of mindlessly saying who is wrong. Some of the details are not just about who is pitiable and who is hateful, but judging from a high moral point and a legal perspective. Other novels always say that monkeys and others are all villains, but this book talks about procedural justice. Qi Tongwei is not the same as other books. Even after being reborn, he has become a protection umbrella for evil. Qi Tongwei in this book, as far as I can see now , is a standard decent protagonist in the novel, without the stains in the original work, only a director of public security who wants to make progress if he meets the requirements. Director Qi in the original work is a pity, but his behavior of shielding criminals in the village is a stain that cannot be washed away, a stain that people cannot forget. It is undeniable that the original book gave Director Qi a relatively tragic past, but this cannot cover up the fact that he eventually became a villain Long's behavior, the final outcome on Lone Eagle Ridge may be a relatively good ending for him. The identity of the hero cannot cover up or erase the fact that he committed a crime. Many people may not like the monkey, but in the play he represents justice, which is irrefutable, but he also has huge problems. If he can abide by the final bottom line of procedural justice, maybe for us ordinary people It is said that a prosecutor who abides by procedural justice is better than thousands of Qi Tongwei who commit crimes, because this is the silent protection of the law for us ordinary people, and it is also the most powerful and final guarantee for the people to face injustice. Perhaps this will lead to people like Ding Yizhen to successfully flee, but who can guarantee that a person who sincerely serves the people will not be framed by others? It doesn't matter if a criminal escapes, but people who truly serve the people cannot be allowed to fall in the dirty struggle. This is our leaders using laws and rules to protect the tenderness of the children they cannot care for all the time.

Damn, it's really possible. I really don't know how to describe it, but it is true that the quality of the Basic People's Humanities I read is definitely among the highest. There is no brainlessness, but there is also a precise battle of wits between officials. It is not very complicated, and we can understand it. Even if we don't understand, he will explain it later. It's really good. To be honest, it's really good-looking, especially Machiavellian, and the feeling behind the latest one is really good.

Another direction is about the director, which is very interesting, but the wife and children are gone, which is a bit sad. The rating shouldn't be so low

This novel is worth reading. It is indeed a bit frustrating in the early stage, but it starts to get better in the middle stage. I hope more people will continue to read it and be more patient. You will not be disappointed.

I have read a lot of rewrites in In the Name of the People, and most of them are macro narratives. This one has many microscopic and small plots, which is very different and refreshing. Secondly, this one is very delicate emotionally, logically and in content. It is very provocative and impressed me deeply. It is worth reading.

Later, Gao Yuliang became the governor, and Qi Ting joined the Standing Committee. Only in this way were they evenly matched, and the exciting scene of the Standing Committee PK began!

The book is very good, the author needs to work hard

I read the comments and they said that the further you go, the better. Halfway through the book, I didn't feel it was well written. It was depressing the whole time. It was already time to go to bed, but I couldn't sleep either. This book made me so angry that I couldn't sleep all night. I must read it to see where it gets better. I finished reading it in one night, and only the last short paragraph, a dozen or twenty chapters, was sufficient. The depressing ones in the front include the death of the heroine and the child she was pregnant with. How depressing do you think this was written? I was so depressed that I read it in one night. In fact, I thought I was going to give it a negative review, but when I thought about it after watching it, I didn't know what to say. I feel calm inside. He finished writing it, and I finished reading it. Regardless of whether it's good or bad, it took me a night, so I'll give it a good review.

Overall, it is a very "nominal" novel by Ness. The author did not write around the plot of the TV series. I feel that 80% of it is an extension of his own creation. You can read it without putting down your mobile phone. It is full of emotions, very sensational, full of tears, and very addictive. It describes the "distinct personality characteristics of each character such as Gao Yuliang, Qi Tongwei, Hou Liangping, Sha Ruijin, Tian Guofu, Li Dakang", especially every growth node of the male protagonist Qi Tongwei, such as the part of the female protagonist Gao Xiaoqin, which made her burst into tears several times. Question: ① Chapter 65 is really a break point. It spans several years directly before and after, and it spans from department level to concubine level in seconds. There is no connection. But this is the only place where it feels fragmented. After that, the content becomes more and more exciting, so you need to have the patience to get through the early stages. ②There is a small loophole. When the monkey investigation of the "Tazhai Ma Yunbo" case failed, Qi Geng explained that Ma Yunbo's wife used du for pain relief without letting her husband find out, and she stole her husband's salary to buy it. So how did Ma Yunbo infiltrate the enemy's ranks? This is contradictory to the theory of infiltrating the inside. Although this is not a fact of the story and is a fabrication, it is contradictory in terms of rhetoric. ③Qi and Zhao became in-laws, and Zhao asked Qi to deal with the matter of Qi's adopted daughter's "murderer father". In the end, there was no answer in the article, and it was left hanging. Except for the problem of ①, which affects the coherence of reading, the others can be ignored. If ① is well connected with the following text, I personally think it can get full marks.