A contemporary financial novel narrating Rural Commercial Bank, the novel unfolds a vivid portrait of grassroots financial figures. The work begins with a yellowed accounting book and links the forty years of changes in the Rural Credit Cooperative from manual accounting, computerization, informatization to digitalization. From the three-foot counter in the branch, to the day and night of the head office department, the game under the table during the handover of power, the exchange of glasses at the wine bureau, the undercurrent of unspoken rules such as borrowing names, impersonation, black-box operations, power-for-money transactions, nepotism, etc., And also the human struggle on the front lines of anti-money laundering and anti-email fraud. From the establishment of farmers' records, credit projects to the granting of credit to the whole village, from small and scattered operations to small and beautiful, the work reflects the "big era" with a "small account book". It is a rural credit epic about credit, people's hearts and inheritance.
Note: The entities, characters, plots, and events in the novel are all artistically processed. Any similarity is purely coincidental.