Here is an example of a plot idea. Please note that this is a purely fictional story idea. Do not imitate or implement similar behaviors in real life. 1. Character background and motivation a. Protagonist: You can design it as a person who was persecuted or treated unfairly by a board member in the past, or a character who secretly has a desire for revenge and a complicated past. b. Target person: The board member has a glamorous appearance and great power, but is secretly corrupt or engaged in other illegal activities (as a foreshadowing for the villain), which gives the protagonist an excuse to justify revenge. 2. Planning stage a. The protagonist uses his familiarity with the company's internal culture and file management to secretly collect information, including the board members' behavior within the company, private communications, and even clues involving money transactions. b. During the planning process, the protagonist discovers that the board members have connections with certain gray areas. To strengthen the story conflict, the protagonist can discover that these clues already exist, but there is a lack of direct evidence, making the board members seem "invulnerable." c. The protagonist decides to create a completely false "fatal evidence", such as forging one or several emails, documents or financial records to implicate the board members in corruption or bribery. 3. Create false evidence a. Technical means: The protagonist can borrow his knowledge of information technology (or hacker skills) and use forgery technology to create "electronic evidence", such as modifying part of the file data or using substitution to create a fake file. b. Detail design: The document can contain "recordings" or "video clips" related to the key moments of the board members, and at the same time intersperse fictitious digital evidence to enhance the persuasiveness of the evidence. c. Reasonable and reasonable: In order to make the plot credible, the protagonist needs to consider all possible loopholes that may be refuted, such as adding subtle details errors, or confusing false evidence with real background information by using existing unverified rumors. 4. Trigger a. Communication channels: The protagonist can hand over these "evidences" to the media, competitors, or directly let the skeptics within the board get them through anonymous channels. This can not only maximize public opinion, but also create internal pressure on board members. b. Climax design: As the evidence leaks out, the board of directors begins to fall apart and the trust crisis intensifies. On the one hand, the board members try to prove their innocence, but on the other hand, they are gradually questioned. c. Iterative suspense: After the peak of the incident, the protagonist may set up a reversal - such as finding himself in a larger conspiracy, or someone begins to investigate the source of false evidence, so that the protagonist faces greater moral and legal risks. 5. Story conflict and consequences a. Moral dilemma: As the plot progresses, the protagonist's inner conflict and regret can be appropriately described, and the gray area between revenge and justice can be explored. b. Unexpected counterattack: The board members may use their own resources to fight back, investigate the source of evidence, and pull out the secrets hidden by the protagonist, further deepening the complexity of the plot. c. Ending choice: The final ending of the novel can be diverse - the protagonist may be ruined because of the revelation of his crimes, or he may be redeemed in his heart because of complex ethical choices; or neither, so that readers can reflect on the cost of evil deeds and revenge. 6. Writing style suggestions a. Emphasis on suspense and psychological description: Through detailed psychological description, show the emotional changes of the protagonist when planning, implementing, and finally facing the inner torment. b. Multi-line narrative: You can set up multiple perspectives (such as internal employees, media reporters, and even other members of the board of directors) to enrich the plot level and create suspense. c. Reasonable blank space: Leave some details unresolved to stimulate readers' speculation and increase the readability and discussion space of the novel. Through such a structure, you can design a complex and fascinating plot that not only explores the boundary between revenge and justice, but also explores the moral conflicts in human nature that arise in extreme circumstances. Once again, this is about the conception of a fictional plot. In actual operation, it is illegal to involve false evidence and falsification. I hope it will only be used for literary creation and thinking.