As a Civil Servant, It Makes Sense to Acquire More Skills.

After traveling through Kaogong and landing, Xuexi finally lived his dream life - a clerk in a street office, working nine to five, drinking tea and reading newspapers. Until the "grassroots omnipotent system" awakens and gives a bunch of seemingly useless skills: cat language proficiency, square dance master, mahjong card counting... Then the novice task is: help Aunt Zhao find the cat. The cat was found, and there was a body next to it. From then on, he embarked on the path of no return of "solving the case by the way". Find the murderer by looking for a cat, destroy the MLM den by dancing in the square, catch the wanted criminal by buying green onion, and destroy the fraud gang by playing mahjong. The people in the jurisdiction give him the nickname "Xu Broom" - wherever he goes, the cases are swept away. The inspection team came to check that he had exceeded his authority in handling the case. After three days of investigation, he dropped his pen and left: "There is nothing wrong with this guy, but he is a little outrageous." The system is useless, but I am not useless. A street office clerk and a non-staff consultant cat guard every day of the district in an extraordinary and serious manner. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.