The Backbone of Officialdom

On the first day when I was parachuted into the town mayor position, I was put in the shoes of all the town leaders. But they didn't know that I was wearing a special forces uniform and had a Tsinghua master's degree certificate in my pocket. Lin Chen, 23 years old, retired from the special forces, has a double master's degree from Tsinghua University, and landed in Qingshan Town as the mayor. On the first day he took office, the secretary ignored him, his subordinates ignored him, and even the cafeteria aunt gave him bad food. A heavy rainstorm hit and the reservoir was about to collapse. He carried sandbags alone to block the flood peak, but his leader scolded him on the phone for "not understanding the rules." He smiled. After the flood receded, he rectified the black mines with his left hand and developed the economy with his right hand, stepping on local snakes and punching the protective umbrella. A year later, he stood on the commendation stage, with thousands of lights behind him. And the people who gave him small shoes in the first place were all lining up behind bars to repent. "Serving as an official will bring benefit to one party - I, Lin Chen, will honor this with my life!"