Starting by Reporting Ding Yizhen, I Shock Handong

After working himself to death, Lin Yuan opened his eyes and found that he had become a junior officer in the Handong Anti-Corruption Bureau in In the Name of the People.

A monthly salary of 4,500 yuan, a mortgage payment of 3,800, and a wife and child waiting at home. But outside his window was the about-to-collapse Dafeng Factory, and on his desk was the case file for Ding Yizhen, who had yet to flee.

He knew every corrupt official’s playbook by heart, but no one would believe the ravings of a low-ranking officer. Fortunately, Hou Liangping would soon be parachuted into Handong.

So he submitted a case analysis that was practically a prophecy.

The hidden transactions of Shanshui Group, Gao Xiaoqin’s shell companies, the beauty salon locker where Ouyang Jing hid her money, Zhao Dehan’s villa with walls stacked high with cash… As he accurately predicted one major case after another before they even happened, the entire Handong bureaucracy trembled and asked the same question:

“How much does he know?”