Name: Starting from Far East University of Finance and Economics

Officials should always think twice: think about danger and stay clear-headed in times of crisis; think about retreat and retreat bravely before the temptation of fame and fortune; think about change and break through the situation and open a way forward in the changing times. However, "thinking twice" must ultimately come down to "doing one thing" - serving as an official for one term and benefiting one party. This is both a duty and a vocation. The times are the test takers, the officials are the test takers, and the people are the test takers. Only by "thinking twice" to keep the bottom line and "one action" to practice the original intention can we write answers on the history examination papers that can withstand the test of the people. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.