On a rainy night, Lin Haoran was "picked up" at the entrance of the Lanhe County Public Security Bureau.
A paper cup from which water had been drunk, a document bag without a letterhead, and a red mark that had been deliberately rubbed - all reminded him: Some people asked him to shut up, and some people forced him to speak.
On the surface, it is a small project case, but behind it is an invisible network involving organizational issues, personnel transfers and so on. Lin Haoran has no background and is unwilling to take sides. He can only rely on details and layout to unravel the situation step by step in the conference room, the circulation of official documents, testimonies and people's hearts.
You think he is saving himself, but in fact he is hunting back.
Officialdom is like a chess game, where moves are made silently; the real killer moves are often hidden on the back of official documents.
