After transmigrating into the world of In the Name of the People, Lin Yu takes over the crisis-ridden Handong Oil and Gas Group, becoming the youngest chairman in its history.
The undercurrents are already surging: the Zhao family is secretly moving assets out and bleeding the company dry; various factions are using government-business dealings to pursue private gain; and gray-market interests are entangled throughout the group.
Armed with foreknowledge of the plot, Lin Yu knows he's just a pawn for various factions to use as a scapegoat. Refusing to be manipulated, he resolves to break out of the trap and save himself.
Within the company, he conducts a comprehensive audit, standardizes every step of oil and gas extraction and transportation, and cuts off channels for illicit transfers of benefits. Outside the company, he insists on lawful business practices, rejects all exchanges of money for power, and strictly oversees the proper allocation of strategic energy resources.
Faced with unreasonable demands and covert pressure from all sides, Lin Yu upholds the company's compliance standards, proactively cooperates with disciplinary inspections, and untangles years of inherited financial misconduct.
The factions that once hoped to carve up the profits from the oil and gas industry find themselves unable to operate without their gray-market channels.
Following a complete, compliant trail of evidence, Hou Liangping successfully digs into a long-hidden chain of power-for-profit deals.
Lin Yu secures his position at the helm of a trillion-yuan energy enterprise and protects state-owned assets. Using legal means to set things right, he ushers in a new era for Handong's oil and gas industry.
It's so illogical, it's just...
Al. . .
The writing is very poor. Fuguo's leader can actually live abroad.
What the hell? I don't even know the timeline. Ding Yizhen ran away when Hou Liangping came to Handong.