Arrogance and domineering, starting in the 1990s

"Master Shu..." Looking at Wei Ming, who was kowtowing repeatedly, Dai Kun hesitated for a moment, unsure whether he should ask the next question.

"What? You want to just take him out?" Wu Shu said casually, his expression playful.

"There are plenty of henchmen willing..." Dai Kun whispered.

Wu Shu knew what the other party meant, so he sent a henchman to "accidentally" kill the other party and then leave through traffic.

As long as the resettlement allowance is high enough, there are plenty of people willing to do it.

After all, that's how this era is; there are poor people and desperate people who would risk their lives for money.

Tian Le looked thoughtful at this moment, while Ding Meng was eager to try.

If Brother Shu asked him to do it, he could go and take care of the other person right now.

And it will leave no loose ends.

Wu Shu slapped each of the three people once!

"So eager to try it out, want to taste the saltiness of a bullet?"

"So you're starting to think about it? You like living on the run, huh?"

Seeing the two men being beaten, Dai Kun instinctively shrank his neck and dodged the attack...

But seeing Wu Shu's unfriendly expression, he chuckled and stuck his head out.

Wu Shu gave the other person a few more blows before saying with a playful expression, "To kill someone, you must first destroy their spirit. The important thing is not the killing itself, but the destruction of their spirit."

Kong Rong, a descendant of Confucius, was known for his "benevolence and righteousness." He frequently wrote articles satirizing Cao Cao.

I think Cao Cao's use of the emperor to command the other lords was particularly despicable.

"Although Cao Cao held great power and influence in the court, he was always suppressed by the other party's sense of moral superiority."

"Finally, one day, Cao Cao seized upon a remark Kong Rong made while drunk."

"What kind of affection should there be between a father and son? In essence, it is merely the arousal of lust."

"What kind of affection is there between a father and son? He was only born out of momentary lust."

"In the Han Dynasty, where 'filial piety' was the foundation of governance, disrespect for filial piety was considered a serious crime."

"Cao Cao immediately ordered the execution of Kong Rong's entire family, and afterwards, he extolled the righteousness by saying, 'I didn't kill him because he insulted me.'"

"It's simply because the other party is unfilial."

"Therefore, killing is always the worst option. Destroying what the other person cherishes most and making them experience despair is the most interesting thing."

The three men listened to Wu Shu's erudition and exchanged bewildered glances. In their minds, Wu Shu was a very lazy person.

Despite possessing knowledge and intelligence far exceeding that of ordinary people, he preferred fighting to the death, especially during those years inside the prison.

Which prisoner hasn't been his punching bag? Yet, I've never actually seen him spend more than a few days in solitary confinement.

What's even more amazing is that the other party used people as practice targets and punching posts every day.

But the "shape" didn't increase at all; in fact, it decreased quite a bit.

Then they heard the other party's "killing someone by destroying their spirit" remarks.

This gave them a misconception about what kind of person the other party really was.

If Wu Shu knew that his casual remark had sparked endless speculation among his underlings about him,

He would be overjoyed.

He could certainly kill the other person directly, and then come up with a plan: first destroy their spirit, then kill them.

But what's the fun in doing that?

He went to all that trouble just to kill someone? If that's really the case...

After he learned that Wan Licheng was the culprit who framed him,

They should contact the fleeing fishing boats and take them out in the morning.

They boarded the boat in the afternoon and set off, arriving in Siam and Lao Mian by evening.

With his abilities, he could live a carefree life as a local tyrant wherever he went.

Not to mention, given his knowledge and the current era,

Even if he went to Citibank or Ross, he could become an oligarch or a financial tycoon.

But as I said before, if his coming into this world was an accident or a matter of necessity from the beginning.

After that, I just approached it with a playful attitude.

There are so many fun and interesting things to do these days.

Especially the thrill of personally pushing someone from the highest clouds into the deepest abyss.

and.......

He was also bound by the blood ties with the original owner to some extent.

This feeling is both unfamiliar and...interesting.

...

Wanqing Group.

"We are filled with joy and anticipation as we welcome the company's annual shareholders' meeting..."

"First of all, on behalf of the company's board of directors, I would like to extend my warmest greetings to all shareholders and guests for their presence..."

"The past year has been a period of development for the company..."

Today's shareholders' meeting is both a reflection on the past...

As the host on stage continued his speech, looking towards the future, Wan Qing's thoughts drifted to the handsome man.

Thinking of the other person's breath and the lingering warmth between their lips, she couldn't help but feel a little intoxicated.

"Laughing so happily, are you lovesick?" Wan Licheng said beside her.

While lightly applauding the speaker on stage, he mocked.

Upon hearing that annoying voice, Wan Qing immediately switched to battle mode.

"I'm just happy for you because I know you'll be giving your report later."

"Since you're so happy, why don't you go in my place?"

Wan Qing smiled dismissively and said nothing more.

Her people were already prepared; all she had to do was follow the steps and cast the recall vote. The verbal sparring was really pointless now.

"You don't really think those old fogies will still support you, do you?" Wan Licheng casually brushed the dust off his shoulder.

Wan Qing raised an eyebrow, a shadow falling over her heart. She knew the other party wouldn't sit idly by and wait to die.

"We'll see," Wan Qing said with a smile.

Wan Licheng looked disdainful, stood up, straightened his clothes, and whispered in Wan Qing's ear, "Then you can just watch your older brother's performance."

As he spoke, he walked towards the stage, waving to the crowd as he went, looking like he was going up to receive an award.

"Some people say that the group's performance in the past year has been poor, and that several of the group's decisions were wrong!"

"The root cause is that the top management is only concerned with vying for power and profit, neglecting the group's development."

They were even willing to betray the group's interests for their own benefit.

"I want to give a solemn response here."

"These people are right!"

Wanli Chengzhen's resounding speech immediately captivated the more than twenty shareholders present.

They sat up straight involuntarily. They knew there would be a good show today, but they didn't expect it to start so quickly!

"A few days ago, I went to bid for a piece of land belonging to a sugar factory. It was only one-fifth the size of our group's smallest plot of land."

"It's fair to say that the group didn't even have the slightest interest in taking a second look at this piece of land."

"But I chose to participate in the auction, and it was a blind auction!"

"Does anyone know the reason behind this?"

The shareholders in the audience had no idea what Wan Licheng was up to.

So everyone was whispering and discussing it, but Wan Qing just scoffed at it.

It's the same old trick: first shock, then deception, then a grand gesture of righteousness.

He's really mastered the old man's methods.

"Is Young Master Wan implying that, given the group's current stage of development, it shouldn't abandon companies with low profits, nor should it promote those with high profits?"

Wan Licheng smiled slightly, feeling relieved to see that the straight man he had arranged had even added lines.

He smiled calmly and said, "Old Huang is absolutely right!"

"The group's development is evident to all, but the fundamental reason for the decline in the group's performance is that some people are too ambitious."

"Disdain for these petty gains has caused the group to miss out on many small profits."

"These small gains, accumulated over time, are a major reason why the group's assets have decreased instead of increased!"

At this moment, an elderly man with a plump face and short stature stood up straight.

He questioned, "Even so, Mr. Wan, you haven't secured the land for the sugar factory, have you?"

"If you can't even secure small gains, how can you presume to talk about big ones?"