On the day I joined the company, I discovered that the company's employee handbook was not designed to protect employees—behind each line of red text was the number of deaths.
> Article 1: Don't work overtime until three in the morning. If overtime arrives, don't look out the window.
——Violators: 13 people (disappeared)
> I looked at it accidentally. Three seconds. The work card started to turn red from the edge. Sister Zhang told me: red means waiting in line. On the red day, you will receive a letter - come to the company to work overtime in three days.
Then you too become a number on the manual.
> But I don't want to be a number.
I started memorizing the rules. Test the rules. Find loopholes in the rules. Then I discovered - rules are not meant to be followed. Rules are meant to be understood. If you understand, you can fight back.
