In the Name of the People: I Wrote Zhu Xian from the Start, and Hou Liangping Lost It

I transmigrated into the world of The Name of the People and became Zhao Dehan, a man who never spent a single cent. Before I could even get warmed up, Hou Liangping came to investigate me, ending my political career. Now that I had transmigrated into Zhao Dehan, I decided to use memories from my past life to change my fate. If I couldn't take bribes, I could be a ghostwriter. Surely I could get rich legally by earning royalties. Writing under the pen name Qingshan, I published my first novel, Zhu Xian, and stormed the charts on a major web-novel platform, becoming a top-tier author. Then I wrote Sword Comes, which became a sensation across the internet. My sci-fi epic The Three-Body Problem broke the international sci-fi award monopoly held by foreign countries. Between royalties and adaptation rights, I made a fortune. What? The public complaints office needs renovating because it doesn't meet standards? I'll just legally and properly set up a special donation fund and use my royalties to turn it into a five-star reception area. Need to find jobs for the laid-off workers from Dafeng Factory? Perfect timing. My novel is getting a film adaptation, and we need plenty of actors and crew. “Zhao Dehan, come clean! Where did all this money in your fridge come from?!” “I put some of my royalties in there. What's it to you?!”