In the Name of the People: Whoever Signs Is Responsible, and All of Handong Is Terrified

On the treacherous chessboard of Handong, everyone is testing the limits, until a thirty-four-year-old rising official is parachuted in. The moment he steps off the plane, he encounters a special investigator with an aura of invincibility, trying to arrest someone in blatant disregard of procedure. “Even if the sky falls in Handong, we still follow the rules!” No warrant? He orders the man disarmed and handcuffed on the spot! The investigator tries to invoke a powerful patron? One phone call later, that very patron is so scared he immediately backs down and cuts ties. He doesn’t care about face or personal favors. He cares only about the rules, the economy, and people’s livelihoods. The man who once held the upper hand in every contest now bows and obeys before him. The old fox who manipulates people is forced to retreat again and again. The hard-nosed pragmatist who only cares about statistics is left speechless by the results he delivers for the people. He doesn’t just want to clear the chessboard. He wants to flip the whole table, making everyone who breaks the rules pay a painful price!