Lao Ai's First Work

"Typhoon" is a realistic novel with extreme weather as the surface narrative and workplace rules as the undercurrent. The story unfolds from a typhoon that is about to land: an account manager of a real estate company goes out to rush at a critical node, which subsequently triggers a chain reaction. Focusing on "work and risks", "responsibility and rescue" and "personal choices and institutional constraints", the narrative advances among multi-dimensional scenes such as family, company, customers, law enforcement and medical care. The novel uses documentary details and legal logic to construct conflicts: time stamps, recorders, physical examination procedures, attendance and KPIs, internal systems and communication evidence, etc. Are presented one by one, reflecting the continuous squeeze on individuals' physical, mental and ethical conditions in the modern workplace. The author restrainedly and calmly writes about love and responsibility, fear and bravery, silence and verification, showing the helplessness and persistence of ordinary people in the center of the storm. It is not a single "accident" story, but a group portrait-style investigative narrative about evidence and truth, rules and people's hearts: the wind blows across the sky, and the aftermath is still lingering. The question is not just "what happened", but "why it happens repeatedly."