In the Name of the People: Grandpa, I Want to Get Ahead So Badly!

The author is probably a real bastard

All I can say is that the author is probably a real bastard. But it's definitely not within the system.

It's very, very frustrating. There are 56 chapters in total, and it took chapter 53 to kill the enemy. Then the enemy even disgusted the protagonist, saying how the hell the protagonist was kneeling before him and is now doing this and that like a dog. Then the protagonist got angry and beat the person. As a result, the person died that night and the protagonist was covered in mud. It's no longer ordinary people who can still watch this.

After all, he is just a gangster. I looked at it and found that the next few pictures are not shaped in a good way, and there is no awareness at all. If I wait for dozens of chapters and then slowly change it to that kind of thing, then I can't persist. After all, I have no interest in waiting for this kind of slow grinding.

It was a headache to watch. There is still some petty willfulness of power, but there is no such thing as a struggle for power. The large part of the suggestion of returning to my hometown to take revenge on my grandfather was simply deleted and skipped to the beginning of the plot.

I recognize your heroic will and enjoy the whole article [laughing and crying]

With this kind of character, if your grandpa doesn't want you, he won't put you in a high position. Do you think your grandpa is immortal? Or do you think your grandpa can't use up his favor? He is no longer in office. When people leave, the tea will cool down. Relationships are used less and less. Although the monkey was finally liquidated, he still has the ability at least.

I feel... It's not enjoyable enough to watch. There is only one point that the author wants to express. The protagonist is "Tianjia", so he can do whatever he wants, even if it makes people feel outrageous. But what we want to see is the play of dudes running rampant and domineering in the world? The protagonist says he wants to take revenge and make progress, but in terms of his behavior, he has no intention of making progress at all. If he falls behind in his studies, then he just refuses to study? If he doesn't understand, then he just learns indiscriminately? It's so speechless and inconsistent. In the end, the protagonist is also a loser. His ability to go back to his hometown and join the public security bureau depends entirely on his family background and he doesn't even try hard. I don't know why the author insists on setting up such an frowning plot and setting.

I don't see how you want to improve, little bastard

I don't want to make progress at all.