Even If You Die, You Have to Check In

After sudden death, Wang Dayong was buried in a coffin. The screen lights up: "Your KPI has been generated." If the task is not completed, the coffin will shrink by one centimeter. If you refuse to donate blood, the coffin will shrink another centimeter. Lao Zhang, who lives next door, has been dead for three years. There are only 42 centimeters left in the coffin and he can only lie on his side. "The paper says it's voluntary - but the coffin will volunteer for you," he said. The satisfaction survey has seventeen pages, two hundred and sixty-nine questions, and three trap questions. Blood donation of 300 milliliters is voluntary and compulsory. Wang Dayong touched the dial. Thirty-seven degrees. The feeling of still being alive. It could also be an illusion. Even if you die, you still have to check in. Bone fractures do not affect KPI assessment. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.