Gu Wei worked as a supernumerary in the county government affairs hall for five years: he had the most work, the least money, and the heaviest responsibility.
When his mother underwent dialysis, his mortgage payment was cut off, and his marriage collapsed, he wanted to grit his teeth and get through it, but he discovered during a subsidy application: people repeatedly ran out of money and materials were repeatedly returned. It was not that he "can't handle it", but that someone deliberately made the process a trap for cardholders.
When everyone advised him to bow his head, he began to use the stupidest method to fight back - keeping a diary, keeping track of time, picking out terms, and leaving evidence.
From a temporary worker who can be replaced at any time to the key executor of process reengineering in the county, he only does one thing:
If you impose rules on others, I will straighten them out.
