On the eve of signing an audit report, chief auditor Xu Qinghe spotted something amiss in an inconspicuous coffee-machine installation fee. Sales and installation projects at the publicly listed company Lanli Industries had both declined, yet installation costs had surged against the trend. Everyone was urging her to sign. The client demanded a replacement, while her firm used bonuses, credit lines, and her career prospects to pressure her into backing down. She insisted on checking the figures again. Behind the 68 million yuan lay both a hidden aid program for retired workers and a trail of capital exploiting the opaque accounts. Faced with good intentions, falsified books, and a career crisis, she had to prove that helping others should not depend on murky accounting, and that justice cannot bypass procedure. During the investigation, she also recognized Gu Yanzhou, chairman of Lanli, the boy who had left her an old dark-green umbrella twenty years ago.
Five-star recommendation! What impressed me most about this workplace novel was that the heroine Xu Qinghe was so convincing. The subject of auditing is not new in online articles, but the author did not write it as a romance disguised as a workplace, but really talked about one thing: when everyone is urging you to sign, do you dare to say "Check again"? Starting with an unusual payment for a coffee machine installation fee, the holes of 68 million are revealed layer by layer - there are hidden aids from retired workers and hidden capital lines that fish in troubled waters. Good guys and bad guys are not black and white. This sense of grayscale is very solid. The emotional line is the hidden line buried in the investigation. Twenty years ago, there was an old dark green umbrella. Twenty years later, sitting across from it was Gu Yanzhou, the chairman of Lanli. There was no industrial saccharine, the reunion was thrown in front of her along with the audit report, which was handled more restrained and more advanced than most modern dramas. The only small expectation: It is still being serialized. I hope that the hidden capital plot will not be tied up too lightly and that it will be worthy of the pressure that the previous heroine has to bear. "Helping others should not rely on confusing accounts, and justice cannot bypass procedures" - this sentence is worth bookmarking.