Social worker Ye Xiaomeng's diary of going crazy in the workplace. Each chapter is an independent unit: writing a thank you card to the printer who swallowed the resume, writing a "Zhen Huan" extra for the weekly newspaper, holding a cactus in a meeting and being secretly guarded by the whole team... The absurdity hits the pain point directly, and there is always a hidden candy at the end: the intern repairs the torn resume, the cleaning lady stuffs the candy, "Are you lemony today?" Becomes the department code (= Do you need me to take care of things?).
In the desk drawer, the note "Missing Home" is actually a reading list for children in mountainous areas. Her "lemon" is the sweetness that quietly sprouts in the sour workplace.
✨ Dedicated to all those who plant flowers in the grid - every time you go "crazy" is the most sober confession of life.
