In Name Only: Knowing the Law, Starting as a Police Liaison—Legally Turning the Tables on Handon

#Realistic government office #Legal brain battles #Anti-corruption high-speed drama #Dimensionality-reduction strike #Absolutely no compromise

Zhong Hanchu is a bottom-rung auxiliary police officer assigned to the traffic police detachment in Binhai City, with no background and no support, but he has the brain of a doctor of law and a ruthless streak that spares no one. At a time when undercurrents are surging through Binhai, a certain official involved in a case tries to leave the city overnight in a special car, yet his superiors respond with eerie silence.

On a rainy night at a highway toll gate, Zhong Hanchu yanks open the door of the privilege car: “Even a leader has to take an alcohol test! Suspected obstruction of official duties, squat down with your hands on your head!” Under everyone’s eyes, a pair of silver handcuffs clamps him tightly to the guardrail, while multiple law-enforcement recording devices synchronize live to the internet! The powerful people behind him are stunned, and the discipline inspection department is overjoyed.

People from higher up come to demand the man? Zhong Hanchu throws out the Procedure Regulations: “The paperwork isn’t right, get in line!” He doesn’t use guns or fists; relying entirely on the Criminal Law and impeccable procedural justice, he turns the local undercurrents upside down. A certain rich young man breaks down: “I just parked illegally, and he even dug up my underwear!”