The Fall Guy at the State-Owned Enterprise

When the province-wide networked toll collection system was upgraded, Chen Mo, the most technically skilled employee, was kicked out of the project team. At the acceptance meeting, he voted against it, refused to sign, and submitted a written explanation through the OA system. On the day the system went live, it crashed, paralyzing hundreds of toll stations across the province. The investigation team arrived. Those who messed up the project got warnings, but he was demoted. A man who had been removed from the project team for six months, a man who voted against at the acceptance meeting—became the 'price' of the whole situation. But Chen Mo had evidence. System logs, OA records, meeting minutes, acceptance votes—he kept records of every step. The only thing they didn't anticipate was that the fall guy also held a knife. The workplace is like a chess game, and the most honest person often holds the best cards. — Description from novelcodex.org