When I was working overtime to write the inspection materials, I was drawn into the world of weird rules and stories.
"Please complete the blood replacement ceremony before midnight, otherwise it will be retained forever."
Others study how to complete the ceremony, and I study the approval process of the ceremony.
"The ceremony is an administrative licensing matter. According to relevant regulations, matters that have not been approved cannot be forced to be performed by the masses - please submit the "Application for Ceremony Execution" first, and a reply will be given in three to five working days."
The strange story fell silent. It was the first time it met someone who dared to talk to it about the process.
Later, the papers I wrote filled the desk of the Rules and Management Division. They call me "the scariest human being".
Later, I received a secondment letter - asking me to be the deputy leader of the preparatory team of the Rules Management Department.
It turns out that the deepest horror is not the rule itself, but that it has been out of control for too long.
And I, a clerk in the sub-district office who has not been promoted in twenty years, will soon become the first organized person in the rules-based world.
