Corruption Diary

Zeng Xiang, a grassroots civil servant, came from a well-off family and lived a stable life, but he was deeply hurt when he saw too many seriously ill people, orphans and elderly people living alone who had no way to seek help. On the edge of conscience and law, he chose to take risks and used his position to make tens of millions of dollars. He spent twenty years writing a diary, recording his origins and whereabouts one by one. He didn't spend any of the tens of millions of stolen money, and he didn't enjoy any of it. All of it was used to save people anonymously. After the incident, the whole country was in an uproar, and countless people petitioned for him. But he was sober and calm from beginning to end: corruption is wrong, and he was willing to obey the law. Save people from their sins and rectify their hearts with the law. He is a corrupt official and a good person. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.