"Hotel Stories and Accidents" tells the story of individual hotel executives who create internal strife in order to consolidate their power. Their daily work is to create espionage wars and palace battles in various departments, and send confidants to monitor, eavesdrop, and remotely control the hotel to confuse the boss and other behaviors that harm others and the company. It turns the boss's company into a hotbed for personal endorsement and enjoyment. Through despicable means such as creating conflicts, distorting facts, slandering, and cutting off information, it achieves long-term peace and stability, and a sense of existence worth that one person can outnumber ten thousand people. This novel vividly shows a microcosm of the society in the workplace. For the sake of one's own desires, the superiors resort to all means, reflecting that personal interests are the main thread of human nature, and they are interlocking, deliberate, scheming, and successful step by step. The plot described is amazing and confusing. The heroine in the plot can be called the "successful godmother" of the hotel industry.
The writing is very lifelike