The Guardian of Selective Tune and Rebirth

The 48-year-old Chen Mo encountered an accident at the critical stage of the investigation of the engineering accident, and was reborn back to the eve of the 25-year-old student selection examination. He unexpectedly discovered that his identity information had been used fraudulently, and his father's health was in danger due to the crisis that was about to affect the family. With the experience and insight accumulated in the past two decades, Chen Mo started over from a grassroots position. Not only did he set out to find out the truth about his identity replacement, he also secretly pursued various clues that led to changes in his previous life. In his work in townships, he promptly helped the elderly who had difficulties in paying pensions, handled the allocation of disaster relief materials openly and transparently, avoided cooperation risks in development zone projects, and exposed the underreporting of a mining disaster many years ago - these incidents gradually outlined some links in local governance that needed urgent rectification. Under the guidance of the experienced senior Zhao Jianguo, Chen Mo learned about a "Star Observation Tower" research group composed of retired cadres. This group was originally dedicated to summarizing administrative experience and promoting system improvement, but it was affected by the deviation of individual people's ideas. This opportunity for Chen Mo to start over is also a special practice carried out by the insightful people in the group to promote governance innovation. In the end, Chen Mo not only clarified various doubts in the past, but also participated in promoting the establishment of a new cadre training mechanism that combines "duty performance records, innovation and fault tolerance, and multiple evaluations." A few years later, when communicating with young students at his alma mater, he said: "Identity does not define a person, but through our own efforts, everyone who chooses public service can grow in the sun and follow an upright and solid path."