Exception Audit Report

During a routine audit of supplier transactions, the company's internal auditor Lin Feng discovered that the reply address of Hongda Building Materials' inquiry letter was actually a non-existent wasteland. The invoice is genuine, the receipt is genuine, the official seal is genuine - but the address does not exist. This seemingly ordinary anomaly dragged Lin Feng into a huge system hidden under the rules of reality. Starting from the underground space of the abandoned No. 18 Chuangxin Road, he stepped into a heterogeneous world woven by rules: the layers of iron doors in the Audit Committee's archives, Gate No. 7 In the abandoned industrial park, the photos with their faces cut out in the archives of twelve suppliers, the old man with dead writing in the welfare home - every clue pointed to the existence of a system of rules. What is even more disturbing is that all of this is inextricably linked to the mysterious disappearance of his father Lin Zhengyang in 2003. As the investigation deepened, Lin Feng discovered that his father had been an auditor of this rule system, and disappeared after touching the core logic of the system. And he himself is retracing his father's audit path - travel tests, rule nodes, P series files, the mysterious figure code-named S... The rule system is like an invisible spider web, weaving in all the living, dead and missing. This is a unique work that combines workplace suspense, strange rules and the pursuit of family love. In the 80,000 words, audit terminology creates a cold and strange heterogeneous space - when the address of the confirmation letter does not exist, do you choose to turn a blind eye, or go to the wasteland and the iron gate?