"I'll Laugh at You After I Turn Around" is about the anti-corruption in the office building of a real estate company. It is not an officialdom, but closer than it: the words you have signed, the orders you have approved, and the people you have trusted may all be dirty pipes that have been connected. The protagonist An Zhe starts from 130,000 fake invoices from an annual meeting, and uncovers AI face-changing, dark web servers, Cayman shell companies, ghost employees and supply chain corruption, and faces the humiliation of "being used" and the courage to "continue to investigate". The novel does not provide a refreshing eradication, but only provides a harder reality - the system will resist, friends will waver, the boss will be cowardly, and cleanliness is never the starting point, but the result of repeated wiping.
Reader comments
Realistic, the plot has ups and downs, and the inner struggle is described very delicately
Realistic, the plot has ups and downs, and the inner struggle is described very delicately