Half a Spoonful of Greens Turns the Whole Cafeteria Upside Down

On her first day at work, Su Wanqing was publicly humiliated in the cafeteria by the woman serving the food. Familiar faces got a full spoonful of meat; she was left with half a spoonful of vegetables. She didn't cry or let it slide. She filmed it, weighed the portions, and filed a complaint, exposing the “different portions for different people” routine spoonful by spoonful. But behind the server's trembling hand were food set aside for illegal resale and kickbacks from suppliers. The logistics supervisor covered for her, while the administrative director took a cut. So Su Wanqing changed the rules. She pushed for weighed portions and face-scan payments, leaving everyone who profited from the serving spoon out of a job. Half a spoonful of vegetables is nothing to be ashamed of. What's shameful is an entire company pretending not to see. Starting at the cafeteria counter, she tore apart the whole chain of corruption. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.