Compliance Officer's Weird Rules

When others talk about the rules, they tremble with fear, and they follow them one by one for fear of stepping on a thunderbolt. Lin Yan entered the rules and weird talk. He first read the rules three times and started to get bugs on the spot. Can't cats be allowed near the coffin during a wake? He turned around and lured the troublemaking teammate to feed the cat, and used his dirty hands to clean up the enemy with his backhand. Can't look in the mirror at three o'clock in the morning in the hospital? He dug out the hidden clause "except for medical staff on duty" and moved directly into the safe area of ​​the nurse station. Do I have to pay to buy things at the temple fair? Others paid to buy their lives, but he used a lighter to exchange for all the tributes and used the stall owner's filth as a bodyguard. No one knows that Lin Yan was once a top compliance officer in a large factory. What he is best at doing in his life is to mingle words, take advantage of loopholes, and find exceptions. Are you telling me about the rules of death? Sorry, in the eyes of compliance people, the rules are all loopholes. From rural funerals to clan ancestral halls, from fishermen's taboos to annual customs, he dug through all the copies to find out the truth behind his sister's disappearance three years ago, and also revealed the secret of the "Old Customs Code" that has lasted for thousands of years.