When Lu Xiao took off his blood-stained leather jacket and put on a well-tailored Italian suit, the three thousand "brothers" behind him also received their first labor contract with five insurances and one housing fund.
He is the terminator of the underground order in Qingzhou. Now, he will lead these beasts who can only speak with their fists to ring the bell of the Nasdaq trading hall.
However, the siege in the capital market is colder than the street fires, and the bloody shadow of the past is more deadly than the opponent's muzzle.
Chen Nan, who has been undercover for ten years, faced the most ridiculous choice in his career on the eve of closing the net:
Reinstate the identity of the police and destroy this reformed empire with your own hands?
Or should he tear down the police signal and, as the "chief compliance adviser", hold on to the last bit of sunshine for these villains?
"Nanzi, look, this is true order."
"Lu Xiao, don't be too proud. Next week, remember to pay the overtime pay owed to employees, otherwise I will go to the Labor Bureau in person to provide evidence."
This is the ultimate taming of barbarism by civilization.
It's no longer about who has the toughest fist, but who knows the rules better.
