Accounting Department

Three years after taking the public examination, Zhankan finally came ashore. Full name of the unit: Rongcheng County Folk Affairs Service Center, affiliated to the Civil Affairs Bureau, business section, 9 to 5, five insurances and one housing fund. On his first day at work, he followed his master to the unfinished building in the east of the city to call the police. The building has been in ruins for eight years, but seven owners have received handover notices at the same time - the notices were mailed from the foundation. Others can't see it, but Zhankan can see it: the whole building is covered with ink-colored tents. His grandfather was a bone picker, which is called "picking bones" in the Hokkien dialect. After a person dies, his bones are put into a gold pot, and unpaid debts are also put into his bones. When debts are cleared, ghosts walk; when debts are pressed, it becomes a rule - unfinished buildings have to be handed over, live broadcast rooms have bad reviews, square dances occupy ancestral halls, betrothal gifts cannot be agreed upon, and even takeaways can be sent to the grave. The Civil Affairs Bureau's regulations govern the living, while Zhankan's skills govern the dead. Corey was assessing the rate of closing accounts, and he insisted on settling the accounts one by one. But he gradually discovered that when his grandfather disappeared seven years ago, no one in the Yinsi accounting room worked. The entire county's accounts are waiting for someone to settle the accounts.