When Chongzhen, who hanged himself in Meishan, became Guan Xiangdong, a "job rookie" in the grassroots organization, a survival challenge that spanned time and space quietly began. There is no party fighting here, but there is the knowledge of the newcomers in the agency; there is no iron horse, but there are the daily problems of ledger arrangement and system operation. The teasing and provocation of his colleagues, the gentle reminders from his seniors, the unfamiliar office equipment and workplace rules made him who was used to his status as an emperor repeatedly run into obstacles. He restrained his sharp edge, hid his power, and dealt with trivial matters in the workplace with Chongzhen's prudence. In the real ecology of the system, he adapted to modern life while resolving work crises, and found a path of growth for grassroots civil servants without water.
Delicate, good writing and novel angles