
In the Name of the People: From the Start, I Challenge Everything, and Sha Ruijin Gives Up His Seat to Me
名义:开局较真,沙瑞金给我让位
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 945k Words
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- 名义二把手,反手停职所谓主角Alternate title on Fanqie
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A completely different perspective, one that is neither the protagonist nor the supporting character! A person who only appeared by name in the original plot but is also a high-ranking person, with a new perspective and entry point! Reorganize what is meant by the name of the people! Good review!
This book is normal!!! Points are given for the subject matter and points are given for the author's ideas!!! Qi Tongwei's book written by others makes me want to vomit. He is a fucking bad guy. Why are you writing about bad guys there? This book is truly positive energy!!! As for what everyone said, slamming the table and yelling at the protagonist! I think it's normal, because this is a novel, and the author must bring some conflict or a sense of crisis to the protagonist, instead of just saying "awesome" and "awesome all the time", that is definitely not appropriate!!! This book deserves a five-star rating, a super nice review, not because of its writing style, but because of its subject matter!!!
It's great. The deputy director dared to criticize the governor. It's so beautiful. The deputy director dared to pat the governor's table 🤦🤦🤦
The details are carefully done, and common sense in officialdom such as the time limit for processing official documents and the regulations on using buses are reflected. There are also descriptions of meeting procedures and approval procedures, which make the story more realistic, unlike a floating novel.
Full marks. The law is above everything else. If the law is wrong or out of date, please add regulations. No rules should be above the law. I give the author full marks just because he has this heart. Of course, in reality, there are indeed situations where special measures need to be taken, but when special measures become the norm, it will be more terrifying than corruption. As a reminder to readers, if the author is a person within the system, please pay attention to the scale in the follow-up, because it is easy to expose a common phenomenon, and it will be bad if you don't read the book.
Although there are some common sense errors and flaws in it, it does not affect the excellence of this novel. It was refreshing to watch. It is fair, just and open. The fight against evil forces and corrupt officials is exciting. The characters are flesh and blood. It is a very good article.
Overall, this book is good. It's very enjoyable to read. It's just that we ordinary people have never experienced officialdom and don't know the ecology inside. My opinion is that a provincial governor should not be a junior official who is several levels behind a big leader. In any case, he is also the second-in-command of a province. All the people below are so brave. Haha, it's a novel that everyone enjoys. Haha.
The officialdom game is written with tension, with Gao Yuliang's scheming, Tian Fu's obedience, and Li Dakang's vacillation, and the interaction between the characters is not awkward. The protagonist goes from being ignored to establishing rules, and the rhythm of breaking the situation step by step is very steady, and there is no rush to slap in the face.
Seeing this, I have a feeling - can procedural justice only be executed by machines? In other words, artificial intelligence can execute it? However, artificial intelligence is also written by humans and may leave backdoors. So, does this mean that procedural justice can never be achieved 100% in theory? Switching to the fantasy world, the way of heaven is ruthless, and the great road is selfless. In fantasy novels and fairy tale novels, the way of heaven will also seek selfishness, and only the great road can be impartial. Is this setting a beautiful and simple expectation of the people for fairness and justice?
The previous chapters are actually quite good, but the latest chapters and Qi Tongwei's content are a bit silly. I thought something had been updated, but when I clicked on it, Qi Tongwei was still there scolding me, which made me uncomfortable and I couldn't watch it anymore. To describe it as drinking soup, it is a soup that tastes very good. After a few sips, when you are about to take a big drink, you find that there are dregs of soup sinking to the bottom, and you choke all of a sudden. At the same time, it also means that you need to put a new bowl in. Goodbye 🤦