He Liang was reborn in 2012 and forced to take over Black Wolf Security, a company on the brink of bankruptcy and about to face the harshest crackdown in its history.
Looking at the more than eight hundred men under him, their arms covered in tattoos and their only skills fighting and killing, He Liang waved a hand. “Times have changed. Everyone’s switching to suits. You’re coming with me to work in property management and housekeeping!”
To improve their efficiency, he introduced the most advanced corporate culture. The employees, however, completely misunderstood what they read.
A rival is burning through cash to seize the market?
In the middle of the night, his men picked the lock on the rival CEO’s villa, scrubbed the toilet until it gleamed, and left a perfectly arranged platter of sliced watermelon by the bed. “Sir, underhanded competition is unbecoming.”
Terrified, the rival bought standing-room train tickets that very night and fled the city. Harmony Group won without a fight.
A customer is unhappy and wants to leave a bad review?
A two-meter-tall customer service manager built like a tank showed up with a dozen burly men. They gave the customer a free foot wash and back massage until he was moved to tears and left a furious five-star review.
From local errands to high-end housekeeping, from finding lost pets to unclogging sewers, He Liang used this band of “suit-wearing thugs” to build a legitimate business empire worth trillions.
The Donghai City police were completely baffled: how had these former outlaws once again won every award for the city’s top ten law-abiding citizens this year?