Lin Yuan was reborn in 2008 and became the head of the underground giant "Hongsheng Group" on the verge of crackdown.
Looking at the thousands of flower-armed thugs waiting for food in the audience, in order to save his life, he slapped the "Criminal Law" on the palm of his hand.
"From today on, everyone will wear suits, enter the Internet, and do legal business!"
I thought I could make money steadily, but this group of ruthless employees turned "Internet thinking" into physical-level reading and understanding.
Local push: Hundreds of thugs in suits blocked the commercial street. Heshan smiled and said: "Friends, what's the next app?" Passers-by were so frightened that they recharged VIP in tears.
Competitive product analysis: The security department sneaked into the opponent's villa with a fruit basket in the middle of the night and conducted in-depth legal education for four hours. The opponent was so moved that he transferred his shares overnight.
Grasping user stickiness: after-sales customer service staff with tattoos on their backs visit users with negative reviews and use their muscles to help them get back from their lost ways. The positive review rate is 100%!
Three years later, Hongsheng Group monopolized food delivery, travel and short videos, subverting the global business landscape.
The capital giants trembled as they looked at the servers that had their network cables "physically unplugged".
Facing financial reporters, Lin Yuan, who is already the world's richest man, cried without tears while holding the Labor Law.
"I swear, we are really a serious Fortune 500 company and will never be involved in gangs. They just have stronger execution capabilities!"
