Political and Legal Secretary

Author: Xu Kai Zhen
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: If law enforcers fall in love with opium, will the law become another kind of terrifying soil? Terrifying to the extreme! Ma Qiming angrily pushed the letter aside. It seemed that Sanhe City was not the Sanhe City he had seen, nor the one he yearned for. So what was it? Ma Qiming was so furious that he couldn’t find the right words. Just two days ago, when he analyzed and summarized the grassroots supervision situation with Qin Mo, he had said with confidence, “Don’t be so pessimistic. Don’t say the whole sunshine is gone just because you see a patch of dark clouds. There are some problems within the public security, procuratorate, and court, but I believe they are isolated cases, a minority. At all times, we must see the mainstream.” Now, it was his turn to doubt. The rumors about Sanhe Public Security seemed to be more than just empty threats—they were a real, terrifying existence. After Ma Qiming was transferred to Sanhe City to serve as the Party Secretary for Political and Legal Affairs, he encountered an unusually dark and mysterious judicial reality. Wu Daguang and Pan Caizhang, among others, used their power to form cliques, build networks, and manipulate cases for well-connected criminals, turning prison breaks into an industry. Meanwhile, corruption, money laundering, and drug trafficking flourished in Sanhe City. Upon further investigation, a larger conspiracy emerged: the judicial state of Sanhe was meticulously orchestrated by a powerful figure in the Provincial Party Committee—referred to as the “Big Boss.” The struggle unfolding in Sanhe was essentially a power struggle between the “Big Boss” and another high-ranking provincial official. The plot is intricate, veiled, and interconnected, filled with suspense and intrigue. It also interweaves descriptions of family and love, revealing the warm and tender aspects of human nature, making it feel realistic and both detestable and adorable. Truly a powerful anti-corruption work deeply rooted in reality.