[Face-Slapping] [Comeback] [Rule-Based] [Feel-Good] [No Romance] [Government Office Setting]
Everyone in the whole department treats me as a scapegoat. Three years ago, on a rainy night, I signed one document on behalf of my superior. I lost my career prospects and my fiancee, received a disciplinary penalty, and was sent to the public complaints window. No one knows that I memorized the Building Law and every single one of the bureau's internal regulations from the past twenty-three years. When a developer wanted to "handle things flexibly," I promptly pulled out Article 64 of the Urban and Rural Planning Law: "Let's enforce the toughest measure right now." My superior asked me to sign on his behalf. I smiled and handed him a pen: "Just sign here, and I'll take responsibility immediately." When they illegally added three floors, I dug up the records from three years ago. The entire building was demolished, but only the illegally added floors were torn down. In the interview room, I recited the rules in front of everyone, reading aloud the empty signature line for the whole room to hear. Three months later, the people who had once bullied me began to panic, one after another.
This book is entirely fictional. The city and government offices do not refer to any real places or institutions. All antagonists act in their personal capacities and do not represent any organization. The discipline inspection commission, procuratorates, and laws and regulations always stand on the side of justice.
