(He transmigrates into someone else's body, but this isn't a mindless power fantasy. You can think of it as Hou Liangping knowing some of the original plot, but having no golden finger or kingly aura. The story focuses on evidence and reason, with a sensible pace.)
It's regrettable that Qi Tongwei treated power as his private property, but Director Qi is not innocent. As he himself said, no hero could ever make up for the crimes he committed.
Hou Liangping has always had a poor reputation among viewers, mainly because his character feels less layered than Director Qi's. But there are plenty of little details that reveal his personality. For example, when he went to arrest Zhao Dehan, Zhao tried to touch his ID badge, so Hou moved it away and gently wiped it clean. That showed how deeply he cherished his convictions. A driven young man who neither takes bribes nor abuses his position naturally has every right to look down on corrupt officials.
It's just that his idealism and youth sometimes make him a little rash in how he handles things, which earned him the nickname “Monkey King.”
Everyone knows that nickname, and it also paints a picture of a man unafraid to take on corruption.
This book starts with In the Name of the People, and later incorporates several other dramas. It will show you a Hou Liangping with courage, resourcefulness, and ideals. Please don't get too hung up on the timeline. I'll do my best to make it all work.
Also known as The Road to Office, Starting with In the Name of the People
I am Shennong. Although this book is idealistic, it is really good. There are too many negative things about Hou Liangping on Tomato, which whitewash Qi Tongwei's. Finally, Hou Liangping is written from a fair perspective. As far as the TV series is concerned, did Hou Liangping break the law? There may be details that are wrong, and Hou Liangping violates the rules and is unreasonable. For example, Cai Chenggong said that he would open a coal mine in partnership, but in terms of the drama, isn't Hou Liangping the most innocent? Let's talk about Qi Tongwei, who protected the rapist and killed Chen Hai. From an ordinary person's perspective, should he deserve to die? The reason why Qi Tongwei was whitewashed in another tomato is because he felt that Qi Tongwei's good cards were badly played. When writing the article, he created a new Qi Tongwei from scratch. Doesn't it just mean that Qi Tongwei in the play deserves his punishment? So far, this book has created an experienced and principled Hou Liangping, which is worth reading.
It's really good. Among so many Handong fanfics that regard honesty and integrity as alien, and drinking, sex, and wealth are the real thing, the writing is so good~~
Not to mention anything else, at least the three views are correct. Xi Qi Tongwei really can't figure out that he is good to his family, Lu Teng's Gao Mingyuan is good to his family, and in reality those who rob and plunder are better to his family.
Hou Liangping in this novel combines the image and characteristics of Hai Rui in "Ming Dynasty 1566", getting rid of the willfulness and randomness of the TV series. It can be said that Hou Liangping here is a real fighter.
Okay, finally he is no longer Qi Tongwei.
The writing is good. It is rare that the relatively positive character Hou Liangping is the protagonist, but the logic is smooth and the character descriptions are relatively realistic and immersive.
I think it is ok. Law enforcement officers follow the law and treat everyone fairly and justly. This is what the people expect.
It's quite acceptable that Hou Liangping is not all black, but there are a few points to mention. Hou Liangping, who wants to write a positive image, should not write about the existence of his father-in-law. The original author has personally refuted the rumors of the existence of this father-in-law several times. Hou Liangping, Zhong Xiaoai and others have no background. I hope the author can fix it. Overall, it looks pretty good. Come on.
No excuses, I just saw Hou Liangping interrogating Qi Tongwei and breaking through Qi Tongwei's psychological defense. The writing is very exciting, and the following content is not so important. Why the name can break through the circle, and why fan fiction has so much traffic, is probably because the endings of many characters in it always leave people with an uneasy emotional sustenance. I always hope to see them have a different ending.
The rating is low. I think the main reason for the low rating is because this book tells a "just" story with Hou Liangping as the protagonist, which is incompatible with the "main theme" of the current platform with Hou Liangping as the villain. In fact, the main reason for this phenomenon is still attributed to mainland idol stars. This is an "actor" who became famous in idol dramas in the late 1990s and can be called the first generation of idol stars. He is an "actor" whose wife clearly stated that he "cannot get into the movie during filming." In the original work, Hou Liangping's character is a positive character who can "become evil". From the perspective of dramatists and screenwriters, it forms a strong contrast with Qi Tongwei's character. It is "one body with two sides", a typical "drama between two heroes". This creates a series of dramatic conflicts. However, due to the acting skills of mainland idol stars and the weak character of Hou Liangping, the current situation has resulted. A good "double showdown" has become Qi Tongwei's "hero drama". In this book, the author revised and improved Hou Liangping's character details and settings, such as the two scenes of arresting Zhou Zhao Dehan and holding a national anti-corruption summary meeting, which instantly established Hou Liangping's image as a front-line senior prosecutor who "obeys the rules, speaks politics, and understands the law." The author also adds a scene in which Hou Liangping "takes advantage of his tactics to destroy Qijia Village", and demonstrates his specific high-level and flexible front-line work ability. If the TV series were made according to the author's version, it would be a very exciting showdown between the two heroes. Of course, the author also stands on the shoulders of the mature original work and checks for omissions and fills in the gaps based on the audience's response. What I find most commendable is that the author still uses Hou Liangping as the protagonist and does not choose to rely on the main theme of the current platform. Although the rating of this book is not very high, which is a pity, the author please rest assured that you have written a good book, a good book that promotes "truth, goodness and beauty". This itself is out of the category of fast food literature. Congratulations.