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  1. Who Dares Break the Rules? Urban1.3M WordsOngoing From the start, Xiao Su has nothing but a red pen and a notebook, yet he embarks on an unstoppable rise through the ranks of the bureaucracy. This isn’t an ordinary workplace. It’s a cultivation path built around “rules”! The average rookie: pour tea and run errands → swallow insults → become the scapegoat Xiao Su: memorize the statutes → correct the boss’s typos → send the section chief to jail Equipment upgrades: [Red Pen] → [Recording Pen] → [Measuring Tape] (Each upgrade deals increasingly a 866Reads5.3Score—Shelves
  2. Reborn Soviet Union: My Loyalty Trading System Urban578k WordsCompleted Rebirth in 1988, winter is coming in the Soviet Union. Chen Weimin unexpectedly returned to the turbulent late Soviet period and awakened the [Loyalty Trading System]. Starting out as a small gangster on the streets of Suifenhe, he exchanged a pack of cigarettes for the absolute loyalty of GRU dead soldier Ivan, conquered the entire Guards Armored Division with a truckload of grain, and used financial means to bring the future oligarch Khodorkovsky under his command. The KGB's ace agent "Snow Wo 632Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. You Were Told to Take the Fall, So Why Did You Take Down the Entire Leadership Team? Urban1.1M WordsCompleted From the start, my superiors conspired to frame me, leaving me to take the fall for a billion-yuan scandal. The good news: I have a work habit of documenting everything, and my USB drive holds eight terabytes of evidence. The bad news: My superiors don’t seem to like my USB drive very much. 556Reads5.6Score—Shelves
  4. I Broke Off the Engagement and Married a Blind Girl, and I Made a Lot of Money by Going to the Sea and Having Sex Urban105k WordsOngoing Good news: Chen Dinghai is reborn. Bad news: He got off to a bad start as a gambler, got his engagement broken off, and married a half-blind douchebag who was saddled with a terrible loan shark. The whole village moved the little Mazar, waiting to see him sink into the sea with a loan shark in three days. As a result, this guy didn't follow the routine and plunged into the sea. His style of painting completely went off the rails! Others rush to the sea to pick up sixty-five-year-old lobsters; he 409Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Officialdom: From the Start, I'm a God of Rules, Defying Orders Within the Law Urban861k WordsCompleted My name is Lu Yun, and I’m the acting mayor of Qingshi Town. But different people see me in different ways. To the county chief, I’m a thorn in his side who opposes him at every turn. To investors, I’m a walking compendium of the laws and regulations of the People’s Republic of China. To the people, I’m a living God of Wealth who can turn stone into gold. 212Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Civil Servant: Are You Talking About Relationships? I'm Talking About Regulations! Urban680k WordsCompleted My name is Xu Nuo, and my colleagues call me a nerd. They didn't know that under my glasses, there was a copy of the "Cadre Appointment Regulations" that determined everyone's fate. He talks about relationships, I talk about rules. He deals with favors and I deal with procedures. 9Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  7. Malicious Compliance: I Use Magic to Beat the Unwritten Rules Urban269k WordsOngoing The protagonist is a newly hired civil servant with a perfect memory and an absolutely rational mind. He finds himself in an old-fashioned bureaucracy where personal connections outweigh the law and unwritten rules run rampant, but he wields every regulation, policy, and document, whether public or buried away, as his only weapon. By internalizing a vast sea of statutes and turning them into airtight chains of logic, he uses “malicious compliance” to smash every unwritten rule, starting by stand 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. Forcing Me to Take the Fall? My Disclaimer Makes My Boss Furious 193k WordsOngoing On his first day at work, Lin Yan’s immediate superior pressures him to sign off on an illegal inspection form and take the fall. He doesn’t argue or make a scene. Instead, his risk-control instincts kick in instantly. Every fatal loophole and legally sound countermeasure appears crystal clear to him. Lin Yan adjusts his gold-rimmed glasses, smiles, and pulls out a ten-page personal guarantee accepting unlimited joint liability for his assets. He turns on his body camera and politely asks his su 1Reads—Score—Shelves