Don't Work Overtime After Nine O'clock

Lin Mo joined Chuanghui Technology for three months and discovered that the company had a rule that could not be written into the employee handbook: after nine o'clock in the evening, the company will enter another state. Don't take the elevator after nine o'clock. The last cubicle in the bathroom is always locked. Someone behind you will call your name softly - the person who responds will be forgotten by everyone the next day, as if they never existed. The night when his leader Zhao Kai deliberately arranged to work overtime, Lin Mo faced the rules for the first time. He survived by relying on his photographic memory and meticulous observation, but found that he who remembered the "disappeared person" became the next target. What's even more frightening is that Zhao Kai is just the enforcer of the rules. The person who really controls the rules is the company founder - and the system behind him that is fueled by the "presence" of employees. When an ordinary social beast decides to resist, what he has to do is not to violate the rules, but to find loopholes in the rules and use the rules to kill those who manipulate the rules.