Lin Shu, a graduate of the administration major, stayed up all night rereading "A Dream of Red Mansions". When he woke up from his desk, he became a newly hired young clerk in Rongguo Mansion, responsible for the clerical and internal affairs assistant in the mansion.
Others thought she was just a helper who came to make ends meet, but Lin Shu could tell at a glance that something was wrong - in this "poetry, etiquette, and hairpin" palace, the warehouse registration was full of loopholes, the personnel scheduling was a mess, and every "accident" was the inevitable result of management failure. The ruler of Jia Mu's courtyard disappeared, the cook's daughter was wrongfully stolen from rose dew, the precious jewelry of Yihong courtyard changed hands inexplicably, and the sacrificial vessels of Ningguo's ancestral hall were subcontracted... A series of "unsolved cases" were placed in front of him. Lin Shu simply used the internal control auditing and process tracking skills he learned in college and began to investigate the case secretly.
After checking, she found that things were not that simple. From kitchen disputes to conflicts between wives and concubines, from the theft of little girls to the loss of money by the elders, all small cases ultimately point to the same truth - the management system of the Jia family is completely broken and no one can save it.
When the Jin Yiwei came to search the house, Lin Shu stood outside the door and threw the "Jia Mansion Pathological Anatomy Report" he had written into the fire. The lame Taoist walked across the snow singing "The Good Song", and she finally understood: the collapse of the building was never due to one or two silverfish.
A time travel, a notebook, and a detective story that uses modern administrative science to decode the rise and fall of the Red Mansion.
