Officials of the Republic of China in Changsha City: Eighteen Bends of the Official Road

[Alternate history + hilarious comedy + workplace in the Republic of China + little guy counterattack + hardcore execution + Changsha IP] Open this book and see how Xiang Huijia, the "fishing master", navigates the eighteen turns of the official road amidst the changes in a city! Xiang Huijia, the provincial "penmaster" who died suddenly while working overtime, became the lowest-level clerk in Changsha City in the 1920s when he opened his eyes. Faced with this turbulent and chaotic world, and the absurd and absurd officialdom filled with factions, he just wants to live happily ever after with the philosophy of "do more and make more mistakes, do less and make fewer mistakes, and do nothing better". However, fate seems to specialize in all kinds of dissatisfaction—— Outrageous KPIs fell from the sky one after another, pushing him to the forefront again and again. At the same time, Mo Renmin, a new and jealous female reporter of "Ta Kung Pao", regarded him as a typical example of "bureaucratic greaser and institutional worm", and used her pen to criticize him, wishing to peel off his layer of cynicism. But she was shocked to find that this guy who always talks about things and seems to be extremely slick can always use some unheard-of tricks - such as using a "SWOT analysis" to settle department disputes, using a "project flow chart" to clarify the deployment of military supplies, and even using a specialty dish "Dongan Chicken" to win the hearts of the most difficult people - to carve out a way out of a dead situation and make the impossible possible. This is an absurd comedy about a modern social animal who possesses unique skills such as PPT beautification, official document writing, and cross-department blame-shifting. He "seeks to survive" in the officialdom of the Republic of China, but accidentally "rolls" into a famous figure.