Hong Kong film: The Ni family tycoon, who kills people and then amasses an army.

"Go down."

Ni Yongyao waved his hand and said.

……

After a period of time, Planet Broadcasting quickly became Seoul's premier broadcasting company, owning several television stations and newspapers, which were naturally acquired from other companies.

Those companies that were tough or loyal to the conglomerates were all attacked by the "Northern Peninsula" and suffered heavy losses, almost to the point of shutdown.

In a short period of time, Ni Yongyao gained absolute control of the discourse.

Once you have a voice, launching a propaganda offensive becomes much easier.

"Mike, set fire to the Lee family's factory."

Ni Yongyao gave the instructions.

Mike is best at creating accidents, making him the perfect candidate to set fire to the Lee family's factory.

"Yes."

Mike agreed and then left the office.

Suburbs of Seoul.

This is an electronics factory belonging to the Lee family conglomerate. It is a large-scale factory with tens of thousands of workers and is considered a core factory within the Lee family conglomerate.

The Lee family's business spans multiple sectors, but the most core sector is electronics.

If an accident were to occur here, it would not only cause huge losses to the Li family conglomerate, but Ni Yongyao could also use this opportunity to launch a media offensive against the Li family conglomerate.

Outside the factory, Mike changed into his factory uniform and quietly slipped inside.

Soon after, fires broke out simultaneously in various parts of the factory, and the raging flames quickly spread to an uncontrollable extent.

By the time firefighters arrived, the fire had already engulfed all the factory buildings, reducing this core factory of the Lee family conglomerate to ashes.

This fire not only caused heavy losses to the Lee family conglomerate, but also received extensive media coverage, causing a great uproar.

This was just the beginning. Scandals involving medical malpractice, car accidents, and power-for-sex deals were exposed, and most chaebols, including the Lee family chaebol, were thrust into the spotlight.

These things must have happened before, but back then the power of discourse was in the hands of the conglomerates, so many things couldn't be reported. Even if they were reported, they would be quickly suppressed and then forgotten.

Now things are different. The power of discourse is no longer in the hands of the chaebols, but in the hands of Ni Yongyao. Naturally, he is exaggerating the scandals of the chaebols in order to weaken their influence.

However, this was only a small part of Ni Yongyao's plan. More importantly, he wanted to use this opportunity to incite discontent among the people of the peninsula against the major conglomerates.

For decades, the Korean Peninsula had been under the shadow of conglomerates. By 1991, the situation was becoming increasingly unbearable for ordinary Koreans. The relentless exploitation in every aspect of life had long since fueled the resentment of the people on the peninsula. They simply had no opportunity to vent their anger before. Now, with the media controlled by Ni Yongyao stirring things up, the resentment immediately erupted.

Then, under Ni Yongyao's control, a large number of people from the peninsula took to the streets to protest and vent their anger and dissatisfaction with the chaebols. The leaders of these protests were naturally Ni Yongyao's subordinates.

“Mr. Ni, large-scale marches and protests have broken out in various regions today. Here are the details.”

Inside the Shenghai Building, Firefox handed a document to Ni Yongyao and said...

Ni Yongyao took the document and then flipped through a few pages.

"We can proceed with the next step."

Ni Yongyao said.

"Okay, I'll make arrangements right away."

As Firefox spoke, he took out his phone and made a call.

Inciting people on the peninsula to march and protest against the chaebols was only the first step. Ni Yongyao knew very well that the major chaebols were deeply entrenched, and that marches and protests alone would be of no use; they would only scratch the surface for the chaebols.

Ni Yongyao's real purpose was simply to incite the people of the peninsula to resist the chaebols through marches and protests; the real action was yet to come.

As Ni Yongyao's orders were relayed, the leaders of the various protest groups began to take action, leading the already frenzied crowds to storm the properties of major conglomerates.

Factories, shopping malls, and other places—any business owned by conglomerates—were all impacted, or rather, subjected to large-scale zero-dollar purchases.

During this process, the Peninsula police also intervened, but with Han Kang-sik present, the police were just going through the motions, doing nothing. After all, the Peninsula police have always been the prosecutor's dogs, so they naturally obeyed his every word.

Meanwhile, the security personnel hired by the major conglomerates at great expense were all eliminated one by one by assassins hidden among the protesters.

In a short period of time, the rioting crowds severely damaged the industries of the major conglomerates, causing far greater losses than the factory fires and even threatening their survival.

……

Li's Manor.

meeting room.

Lee Se-woo sat in the main seat, and the rest of the people were the heads of various conglomerate families. It could be said that this room was filled with the most powerful people in the peninsula. Even if the president came, he would have to be careful when he saw these people.

"It seems we all underestimated Ni's Capital."

Li Shiwu spoke, a lingering shadow on his face.

Of all the groups that have suffered during this period, the Lee family conglomerate has suffered the most severe losses.

"I didn't expect Ni Yongyao to act so quickly."

Han Zongxian said.

They had already reached an agreement to jointly deal with Ni's Capital, and were waiting for a good opportunity to make their move.

But before they could get their chance, Ni's Capital took the initiative and attacked them all. The results were excellent, leaving them overwhelmed and unable to deal with Ni's Capital.

Only today have these conglomerates taken the time to discuss their next steps.

“I think we can’t wait any longer. It’s obvious that Ni Yongyao is no pushover. If we give him more time, who knows what tricks he might pull.”

Kim Jae-sung said in a deep voice.

"That's also my opinion. Ni Yongyao and Ni's Capital are too dangerous, and we can't let him continue to be active."

Li Shiwu said, glancing around to take in everyone's expressions.

"Lockheed Martin in the US contacted me, saying that we could work together to deal with Ni Yongyao. They could provide weapons and equipment, as well as an elite combat team."

Li Shiwu continued.

"Use force?"

Kim Jae-sung frowned and asked.

“That’s right. Ni Yongyao doesn’t follow the rules. The Zhao family is the best example. We don’t need to talk to him about rules. We can just use the Americans to get rid of him.”

Li Shiwu said.

The people in the meeting room saw Li Shiwu's calm demeanor, which clearly indicated that he had already made a decision and was only informing them, not discussing it.

"I agree."

Han Zongxian was the first to express his opinion, and the others did not object and all expressed their agreement.

"It's good that everyone agrees. Besides, Ni Yongyao and Han Qiangzhi are very close. Once we deal with Ni Yongyao, Han Qiangzhi will be next."

Li Shiwu said.

"That bastard Han Qiangzhi should have died long ago. This is a good opportunity to get rid of him once and for all."

Kim Jae-sung snorted coldly and said.

The other chaebols also looked grim, clearly indicating that Han Qiangzhi had offended them quite a bit before.

Just when the group of tycoons thought they had the upper hand and were even starting to plan how to divide up Ni's capital, they never expected that Ni Yongyao would act even faster than them.

That evening, a large number of incited Peninsula residents, led by Ni Yongyao's men, began storming the estates where major tycoons resided.

Having learned from their previous experience with zero-dollar purchases, these people from the peninsula are no longer afraid of the conglomerates. Instead, they have become even more frenzied because of their long-standing resentment.

So when Ni Yongyao's men broke down the manor gates and killed the security guards, the rioting crowd surged into the manor like a tidal wave, tearing apart the tycoon members who couldn't escape in time.

To deal with these chaebols, Ni Yongyao planned from the beginning to eliminate them physically. After all, the chaebols had been entrenched on the peninsula for a long time and had long since developed a complex network of relationships. Even with Han Qiangzhi's help, Ni Yongyao could not deal with them in a short period of time.

Not to mention fighting against the tycoons within the rules; that would take who knows how much time, and whether Ni Yongyao's goal could even be achieved in the end is another matter entirely.

Therefore, Ni Yongyao directly chose the method he was most skilled at and that was also the most direct and effective: to solve the problem at its root.

To this end, Ni Yongyao first launched a media offensive, then incited the people of the peninsula, and finally, overnight, caused the major conglomerates that had dominated the peninsula for decades to vanish.

As for the murderers, they were naturally the incited crowd.

At Han Kang-sik's instruction, the Peninsula Police Force quickly arrived at the scene and arrested a large number of perpetrators, including a group of one-star killers.

Following Ni Yongyao's orders, these assassins all claimed to be from the "Northern Peninsula" military, and their purpose in coming to the Southern Peninsula was to incite a riot and attack the conglomerates.

After revealing this information, all the assassins committed suicide.

What followed was much simpler. With Han Kang-sik secretly in control, the deaths of the major conglomerates were pinned on the "Northern Peninsula." Whether anyone believed it or not didn't matter; the most important thing was having this excuse.

……

"Gold coins +1500"

"Gold coins +1000"

"Gold coins +1000"

"Gold coins +1000"

"gold……"

At Shenghai Building, system prompts kept appearing in Ni Yongyao's mind until they gradually subsided after several hours.