Inside Lin Yu's office, documents were piled as high as mountains, and the lights had stayed on all night. Ever since the preliminary reform plan was drafted and presented through multiple rounds of outreach, feedback from all sides had poured in like a tidal wave. Among this feedback were expressions of approval, constructive suggestions, and skeptical inquiries. Each piece of input weighed heavily on Lin Yu's mind, serving as a vital foundation for refining the reform policies.
The first rays of early morning sunlight struggled through the gaps of the heavy curtains, casting a warm glow on Lin Yu's bloodshot eyes. He rubbed his temples and picked up the feedback reports scattered across his desk, their pages densely covered with annotations and reflections. Over the past few days, he and his team members had meticulously sorted and categorized the feedback—from the concerns of business owners to the expectations of ordinary citizens, and from the recommendations of industry experts to the considerations of government departments, leaving nothing out.
"Professor Lin, it is time for breakfast. You have been up all night," Xiao Li said, walking into the office with a simple breakfast in hand. Seeing Lin Yu's exhausted face, her heart ached with concern.
Chapter 128