If I Can't Get My Deposit Back, I'll Take over the Dilapidated Building

On the day when he could not afford to refund the 70 deposit, Zhou Xu, the manager of the long-term rental apartment operation, took over a dilapidated building that was about to be demolished. The landlord asked him to vacate the tenants within three days. The tenant believed that he was here to evict people, but neither the property owner nor the construction company left any written responsibility. What's even more troublesome is that every time a household's deposit is returned, there is an additional unexplained maintenance record in the building. In order to keep his job and prevent the seventy deposit from turning into a collective loss, Zhou Xu could only reconstruct what really happened in this building from the lease, maintenance orders, monitoring blind spots, and everyone's statements. He originally thought he was dealing with a dangerous building, but later he discovered that the most dangerous thing was never whether the building would collapse, but who was waiting for it to collapse.