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Author: Long Wenhui
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The Net of Justice is a profound reflection on the life and work of the court, strongly depicting the intense conflict between judicial fairness and judicial corruption. It deeply reveals the raw forms of the official, commercial, and fame-seeking worlds, gathering life-and-death struggles between power and law, emotion and law, and money and law. What is rare is that the author is a young writer who worked and lived in a court for 11 years and is currently undergoing reform due to his and misuse of public funds. This book is one of the long novels in the Love, Reason, and Law Trilogy series and has also been adapted into a television drama series. It is a long novel that deeply reflects on the life and work of the court, strongly depicts the intense conflict between judicial fairness and judicial corruption, and profoundly reveals the inner workings of the official, commercial, and fame-seeking worlds.
In the process of executing a case, the Star City Intermediate People's Court detained Chen Dapeng, the office director of Shunda Company, who violently took hostage court officers, accidentally sparking a dramatic conflict between power and law, emotion and law, and money and law. To rescue Jiang Tianfu and compete for the position of president of the Star City Intermediate People's Court, the head of the highly complex Shunda Company, Chen Dapeng, and his powerful network of connections, resorted to all means—money, beauty, power, and violence—to scheme. Meanwhile, led by President Ren Tiangang, a group of outstanding judges, fearless of power, temptation, or the loss of their positions, unwaveringly defended the dignity of the law and ultimately exposed the true face of Chen Dapeng's gangster group and the ugly behavior of a gang of corrupt officials led by Liu Ming, the Standing Committee member and Secretary-General of the Provincial Party Committee.
The entire book is full of dramatic twists and turns, with that rises and falls in waves, making it highly readable. A sense of righteous integrity permeates every page, and the belief in the supremacy of law runs through the entire narrative! It is an excellent long novel that highers the main theme of the era. At the same time, it is also a timeless revelation that shines with the modern concept of the rule of law and upholds the spirit of the supremacy of law.