The Accident Is Not an Accident

The person who fell didn't fall, he was carried down by the carriage board. Zhou Yan works at the Chengzhou Accident Investigation Center. His job is to assign blame for every accident—accidental or man-made. For three years, every report he handled was complete, every procedure was in compliance, and every signature was present. There were just some accidents that he could count by standing at the scene: the conditions were a little worse. If it was even close, the person should not die in that position. This is something he won't include in his report. His father also wrote such a report. On the third day after handing it in, the person was gone. Now he decided to get to the bottom of that "almost" - even if every time he got to the bottom of the investigation, his own name would be moved one more space to an invisible account.