The economic forest painstakingly managed by wood workshop operator Lin Shoucheng was chopped down without authorization by Zhou Mancang. Initially treating valuable timber as ordinary firewood, the Zhou family attempted to settle privately using human relations and a small amount of cash. Zhou Mancang's son, Zhou Qiang, tried to use local transportation resources to force Lin Shoucheng to give up pursuing accountability, while Du Changshun and Ma Huilai participated in concealing and reselling the involved timber. Lin Shoucheng secured all evidence and refused private compromise. Crises followed one after another: the workshop encountered transportation bottlenecks, delayed order deliveries, and online anonymous rumors and smears. Lin Shoucheng did not engage in emotional confrontation; instead, he pushed forward liability determination while improving the workshop's material traceability, version management, and other systems.