We asked you to make an anti-corruption film, but you made one in the name of the people!

With the viral success of the movie "All or Nothing," the National Anti-Fraud Center's app has also become a hit.

Before this film was released, the download volume of anti-fraud apps was lukewarm.

It's not that nobody uses it, but it's far from being installed by everyone.

Many people have it installed on their phones, but never open it.

Some people think it has nothing to do with them, some find it troublesome, and some think they won't be fooled.

However, after "All for the Winner" was released for a few days, the situation changed.

On the first day, the number of downloads of the anti-fraud app increased by 300% compared to the previous day.

The next day, it rose another 200%.

By the third day, the anti-fraud app had risen to the top of the free app charts in the app store.

Not in the top ten, not in the top five, it's number one.

It surpassed all short video, game, and shopping apps.

When Director Sun sent this set of data to Lin Mo, he added the caption: "Director Lin, your film is more effective than us handing out 10,000 flyers."

Lin Mo replied with a single word: "Okay."

It wasn't that he didn't want to say more, it was that he didn't know what to say.

He truly didn't expect that a movie could propel a government app to the top of the download charts.

The comments section for software installation was even more lively:

"After watching 'All or Nothing,' I was so scared that I downloaded an anti-fraud app overnight."

"After watching the movie, my mom forced my dad to install the app and made him complete the quizzes on it."

"I used to think anti-fraud apps were useless, but after watching the movie I realized that they are not useless, it's just that I didn't know what they were useful for."

"I strongly recommend that everyone download it, and not only download it, but also read through the case studies inside."

"I've made my whole family install it. I'll get angry with anyone who doesn't."

Some people have even turned the icons of anti-fraud apps into emojis with the caption: "Your phone is missing a sense of security."

This meme has been shared millions of times on TikTok.

Soon, the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security compiled a figure—the number of people nationwide who voluntarily reported to the public security authorities and canceled their travel plans increased from a few people per day before the film's release to more than thirty people per day.

In the past few days, the total number of people has exceeded 150.

Among these people are young people attracted by high-paying job offers, job seekers who were tricked by netizens into working in casinos, and migrant workers who were almost taken away by their relatives.

After watching the movie, they all either called the police or called their families to say they wouldn't go.

One hundred and fifty people.

It's not a large number, but behind each number is a person, a family, and a lifetime.

Old Zhao, ever the quick-witted one, posted in the group chat: "Director Lin, this one movie of yours is more effective than a year's worth of our work."

Zhang Yixing replied with a thumbs-up emoji, and Jin Chen sent a touching cat emoji.

Wang Chuanjun said at length, "I didn't realize it when we were filming, but now I know that we've accomplished something big."

Sun Yang added, "It's a big deal."

Teacher Yongmei posted a final message with only four words: "I am honored to be a part of this."

A week later.

On Monday morning, Lin Mo changed into a clean white shirt, dark blue trousers, and black leather shoes.

He doesn't usually dress this formally, but today is his first day reporting to the Ministry of Public Security.

As he left, he stood in front of the mirror for two seconds, straightened his collar, and took a deep breath.

Upon arriving at the gate of the Ministry of Public Security, Director Sun—no, he should be called Deputy Director Sun now—was already waiting at the gate.

Deputy Director Sun's full name is Sun Jianguo. He was originally the director of the Publicity Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security. During the filming of "All or Nothing", he was responsible for liaising with Lin Mo, and the two became very familiar with each other.

A few days ago, an official document was issued, and Sun Jianguo was promoted to deputy director, in charge of anti-fraud publicity.

Lin Mo, who was serving as a deputy director on temporary assignment, was his direct subordinate.

"Director Lin! Come, come!" Sun Jianguo stretched out his hand from afar, his eyes narrowing into slits with a smile.

Lin Mo quickly went over and took his hand: "Director Sun, please don't call me Director Lin anymore, just call me Xiao Lin."

"Okay, Xiao Lin." Sun Jianguo nodded with a smile. "Come on, let me show you around. Lots of people in the bureau are waiting to see you."

"wait for me?"

"Of course. Everyone in the ministry has seen your film. Let me tell you, you're more well-known in our Ministry of Public Security than I am now," Sun Jianguo said as they walked.

Lin Mo felt a little embarrassed by what Sun Jianguo said and followed him into the building.

It was still that gray-white building, still that solemn and dignified lobby, but this time it was different from the last time I came.

Last time he was a guest, this time he's one of us.

The propaganda bureau was on the fifth floor. As soon as the elevator doors opened, Lin Mo was stunned.

A row of people stood in the corridor, all of them colleagues from the Publicity Bureau. He recognized some of them, but not others.

The one leading the group was Xiao Zhang, the young man who came to pick him up last time and claimed to be his fan.

"Hello, Director Lin!" Xiao Zhang was the first to shout, his voice as loud as if he were in military training.

The people behind him shouted, "Hello, Director Lin!"

The voices were so synchronized that you'd think they were holding a military parade.

Lin Mo's lips twitched. He turned to look at Sun Jianguo, who shrugged and said, "I told you they wanted to hold a welcoming ceremony, and I couldn't stop them."

Xiao Zhang stepped forward with a smile and said, "Director Lin, please don't mind, this is a tradition in our publicity department, we always welcome new employees."

Lin Mo looked at him: "A newcomer? Am I considered a newcomer even though I'm only on temporary assignment?"

Xiao Zhang nodded: "Yes! Of course! You're now one of our propaganda department members!"

A female colleague next to him chimed in, "Director Lin, I've watched your film three times."

Another young man chimed in, "Director Lin, my parents called me after watching the movie to tell me to be careful out there and not to get scammed. I'm over thirty years old, and this is the first time my parents have ever given me such a warning."

Everyone was chatting away, and Lin Mo was surrounded in the middle, feeling that it was even more lively than the last time he came.

Sun Jianguo watched for a while, then clapped his hands and said, "Alright, alright, everyone go back to work. Let Xiao Lin sit in my office for a bit."

The crowd then dispersed.

Sun Jianguo's office was small. There was a sign on his desk that read "Deputy Director," and the bookshelf next to him was full of propaganda books and materials.

He poured Lin Mo a cup of tea and pointed to the chair opposite him: "Sit down, don't be shy."

Lin Mo sat down and took the teacup.

Sun Jianguo leaned back in his chair, looked at him, and said in a serious tone, "Xiao Lin, let me tell you about your work."

Lin Mo put down his teacup and sat up straight.

"Your position is Deputy Director of the Anti-Fraud Publicity Department of the Publicity Bureau. Your main task is anti-fraud publicity. What exactly you do is up to you. Making movies, short films, creating new media content, organizing events—anything is fine. We won't give you fixed tasks; just follow your own ideas." Sun Jianguo paused. "There's only one requirement."

"Please speak."

"Be quick. Telecom fraud cases don't wait for anyone. The promotional video you shoot today might save someone's life tomorrow. So all your projects need to be done quickly."

Lin Mo nodded: "Director Sun, I understand. Taking photos quickly is my forte."

Sun Jianguo laughed: "I know that. It took more than two months for 'In the Name of the People' and more than one month for 'All or Nothing'. Your speed is unique in our propaganda bureau."

Lin Mo thought for a moment and asked, "Director Sun, where is my office now?"

"It's in the Publicity Bureau. I've arranged an office for you." Sun Jianguo stood up. "Come on, let me show you."

The office is small, only about ten square meters, but it is very clean.

An office desk, a chair, a bookcase, and a potted green ivy on the windowsill.

Sunlight streamed in through the window, making the whole room bright and cheerful.

Sun Jianguo stood next to him and patted him on the shoulder: "How is it? Are you satisfied?"

Lin Mo snapped out of his reverie and smiled, "Satisfied. It's bigger than my workstation at the Supreme People's Procuratorate."

Sun Jianguo was amused by him: "Of course, he's a deputy director, so the treatment is different."

The two laughed for a while, then Sun Jianguo said, "By the way, there's a meeting this afternoon about the annual plan for anti-fraud publicity. You should attend too. Listen to everyone's opinions, and feel free to share your thoughts."

"it is good."

After Sun Jianguo left, Lin Mo stood alone in the office, looking around.

He walked to the window, took out his phone, snapped a picture of the view outside, and posted it on his WeChat Moments with the caption: "A new beginning."

Within a minute of posting, likes and comments flooded in.

Old Zhao was the first: "Director Lin, is this the Ministry of Public Security?"

Lin Mo replied with a single word: "Yes."

Zhang Yixing chimed in: "Director Lin, were you transferred to the Ministry of Public Security?"

Lin Mo replied: "On temporary assignment."

Wang Chuanjun was even more direct: "Congratulations."

Jin Chen sent a long string of clapping emojis, which was also seen by Xiao Wang from the Supreme People's Procuratorate, who commented: "Brother Lin, you've been promoted!"

Lin Mo replied, "No, it's just a temporary post."

Xiao Wang replied, "A temporary post is still a promotion! Treat us to a meal!"

A bunch of people started making a fuss after that.

Lin Mo looked at the comments with a smile on his lips.

He put his phone in his pocket, walked back behind his desk, and sat down.

There was a stack of materials on the table, all of which were documents and data related to anti-fraud propaganda.

He turned to the first page and began to read.

He needed to prepare for the afternoon meeting.