Crisis Ledger Reconciliation Review / 危机台账对表复核

Crisis Ledger Reconciliation Review is the assignable management rite that resolves a row on 危机台账对表案卷.

The rite is offered when the producer tries to make one pressure ledger pay for another: schedule relief as public legitimacy, fan oxygen as archive proof, archive seal as audience repair, sponsor makegood as route recovery, or public contrition as legal clearance.

The review does not ask whether the first branch was good. It asks whether the relief can legally, publicly, emotionally, or operationally travel to a new reader without leaving a visible residual.

Offer conditions

Offer this rite when all conditions are true:

1. a reconciliation docket row is mismatch_open, suppressed, pawned, or hardened but not discharged;
2. the row names source ledger, source relief, source debt, target use, target reader, incompatible reader or omitted claimant, and proof anchor or explicit absence;
3. at least one handler, claimant, route asset, proof carrier, or deliberate no-show can be assigned;
4. at least one conversion posture is available: convert with receipt, split readers, publish mismatch, quarantine mismatch, pawn to claimant, or suppress/default;
5. the outcome can mutate at least one target pressure, one residual debt, and one future route/reader state.

This rite is state-triggered. It is not scheduled by a fixed sequence number or wiki/lens health.

Required slots

rite_id: storyteller.rite.crisis_ledger_reconciliation_review.v1
required:
  docket: storyteller.card.crisis_ledger_reconciliation_docket.v1
  selected_row_id: <row id>
  source_ledger: <ledger family>
  source_object: <object or explicit_absence>
  target_claimed_use: <target use>
  target_reader: <reader>
  incompatible_reader_or_claimant: <reader or claimant>
  handler: shen_luo | yu_lan | han_yanshuang | baiya | sponsor_counsel | archive_clerk | fan_witness | editor | route_asset | producer | explicit_absence
  proof_anchor: receipt | seal | checksum | source_tape | fan_queue | sponsor_clause | archive_stub | route_asset | blackout_scar | explicit_absence
  conversion_posture: convert_with_receipt | split_readers | publish_mismatch | quarantine_mismatch | pawn_to_claimant | suppress_or_default
  residual_debt_destination: <claimant or none>
optional:
  payment_or_favor_cost: <cost or explicit_absence>
  public_surface: <slot feed queue archive or explicit_delay>
  future_reader: <route system or claimant that will consume state>

A generic resolve mismatch action is invalid. The rite must write back source relief, target use, omitted/incompatible reader, posture, residual destination, and future effect.

Branches

Branch A — Convert with receipt

The player assigns a credible handler and proof anchor, then accepts that relief can travel to the target reader only with a residual row.

Expected outcomes:

• row_state = converted_with_residual;
• target pressure improves: target_legitimacy +1, slot_release +1, fan_refund_legibility +1, archive_signature_legitimacy +1, or equivalent;
• residual cost rises: residual_debt +1, inspection_heat +1, public_receipt_distrust +1, route_asset_pressure +1, or equivalent;
• future reader consumes a narrowed or scarred success, not a clean universal success.

Branch B — Split readers

The player separates public, lawful, sponsor, fan, archive, editor, and route readers instead of forcing one reading.

Expected outcomes:

• row_state = split;
• private capture or false universal use falls;
• source_ambiguity, schedule_pressure, handler_burden, future_correction_cost, or contradiction_pending rises;
• future route becomes public-only, lawful-only, sponsor-only, fan-only, archive-only, route-only, or split-canon.

Branch C — Publish mismatch

The player exposes the mismatch so public legitimacy can be built from knowing the conversion is partial.

Expected outcomes:

• row_state = published;
• public_receipt_legitimacy, artist_trust, fan_oxygen_balance, or private_capture_blocked improves;
• sponsor_stop_loss_pressure, inspection_heat, schedule_pressure, witness_exposure, or route_asset_pressure rises;
• omitted claimant can retaliate later.

Branch D — Quarantine mismatch

The player refuses to treat partial relief as transferable until the missing proof, reader, or claimant is handled.

Expected outcomes:

• row_state = quarantined;
• archive_fraud, false_clean_slot_use, reality_drift, false_settlement_owner, or contract_capture falls;
• audience_churn, schedule_pressure, sponsor_stop_loss_pressure, fan_oxygen_resentment, or route_delay rises;
• future use requires addendum, public receipt, lawful seal, or counterproof.

Branch E — Pawn to claimant

The player lets a claimant carry the mismatch in exchange for immediate relief.

Expected outcomes:

• row_state = pawned;
• immediate sponsor, schedule, oxygen, archive, or audience pressure may improve;
• contract_capture, bureau_favor_debt, fan_oxygen_resentment, public_receipt_distrust, route_asset_capture, or future_recovery_cost rises;
• the pawned claimant gains future narration right.

Branch F — Suppress or default

The player hides the omitted reader, lacks proof, assigns no handler, or spends a source relief as if it were universal.

Expected outcomes:

• row_state = suppressed, breached, or hardened;
• a mismatch breach event is fired or armed by state;
• at least one future route becomes blocked, hostile, captured, costlier, contradiction-pending, or recovery-only;
• a false conversion cannot remain invisible.

Resolution contract

Every resolution must write back to the docket:

resolution:
  row_state_before: <state>
  row_state_after: <state>
  selected_handler: <actor or absence>
  proof_anchor_used: <anchor or absence>
  conversion_posture: <posture>
  target_reader_result: <relief or refusal>
  residual_debt_destination: <claimant or none>
  future_route_effect: clean_with_residual | public_only | lawful_only | sponsor_only | fan_only | archive_only | split_canon | captured | blocked | hostile | recovery_only | contradiction_pending
  counter_deltas:
    relief: [<at least one>]
    cost: [<at least one>]
    future: [<at least one>]

A review succeeds only if relief and cost both remain legible.

Non-goals

• Not a free conversion button.
• Not a bookkeeping-only screen.
• Not a fixed sequence beat.
• Not a generic legal review.
• Not a replacement for the source mechanism that created relief; this rite only decides whether that relief can travel to a new reader.
• Not valid unless the omitted or incompatible reader remains visible.