You Said You'd Get Me a Government Job. Why Did I Get a National Security Badge Instead?

After five years of taking the civil service exam, Su Jianwei had placed near the top every time, only to mysteriously fail each time. Disheartened, he bound himself to the [Justice Assistance System], hoping to use it to land a permanent job at a local community office. The System issued its first mission: deliver takeout and, while he was at it, report a “suspicious illegal immigrant.” “Ding! An A-rank fugitive spy detected. His location has been marked for you!” Su Jianwei: ? I’m just delivering takeout. You want me to catch a spy? And so, a ghost riding an electric scooter in a delivery uniform appeared on the city streets. While delivering milk tea, he casually captured a foreign intelligence station chief who had been undercover for ten years. While delivering barbecue, he took down a transnational technology espionage ring. The criminal investigation team stared at the mountain of “Good Samaritan” banners and fell into deep thought. Then a big shot from the National Security Bureau personally came to his door and handed him a top-secret recruitment contract: “Comrade Su, the organization has approved your formal appointment. Your codename is 007!” At that moment, his ex-girlfriend, who had looked down on him, was stunned, and the delivery station manager who docked his pay every day was dumbfounded. Su Jianwei looked at the National Security work ID in his hand and sighed: “We agreed I’d take the civil service exam. How did you end up handing me a National Security ID?”