"Registration is not review."
Yang Ruoqian wrote the sentence himself.
He chose every word with the care of a man handling boiling oil.
Registration was dead.
Review was alive.
As long as everyone remembered the difference, the expense intake window would remain a dull filing burden. Files would arrive, receive a frozen acknowledgement, sink into miscellaneous storage, and never crawl onto a meeting agenda.
He sent the sentence to the assistant team.
Three minutes later, Lu Shuyuan asked, "Should this become the first line of the intake procedure?"
Yang stared at the message.
First line.
Procedure.
He had built a fence and someone had asked whether to paint a sign on it.
"No procedure."
"Then how do assistants know registration is not review?"
"By reading the sentence."
"Where should the sentence be stored?"
Yang placed his phone face down.
Paperwork had learned recursion.
