After I Finished Reading the Line-Change Overtime Ledger, I Took the Place of the Old Man Who Was Marked

Before the Rain Enclosure Station's route-lock deadline, Dai Hong was placed last on the red list for a 4.1% late-delivery rate. Shao Chen stood in the rain and read out the details of fourteen late orders after the route change on the twenty-sixth, pointing out that the station-wide rate had jumped from 1.8% to 4%. He demanded that the delivery badges not be handed in yet. Station chief Shen Yanqiu gave him until the morning rush to bring the late-delivery rate below 3%, or they would both hand in their badges. Shao Chen tore up the shift schedule. Seven people, 432 orders: they would redraw the routes based on the roads they used before the changes. But the previous night, when Shen Yanqiu had gone through his notebook, he had already photographed a certain page.