During the Years When I Was Doing Discipline Inspection at a Central Enterprise,

Realism, all cases are adapted from real events There is no intrigue and no clever "villain" In the final analysis, they are all the joys and sorrows of ordinary people, the painful struggles of the helpless, and the mistakes of the confused. There are good people and bad people in the cases, but few are black and white. Readers can judge for themselves what is right or wrong. The real names of people, places and some key institutional settings will be blurred or hidden. There is no need for anyone to verify them. Once verified, they will be purely the same. The novelist's words are for everyone to relieve their boredom when they are bored.