A Genuine Speck of Talent

In modern society, the most important quality for a manager was emotional intelligence. This was especially true for a Gang Leader. If subordinates were numerous, obedient, and free of divided loyalties, then only on a foundation of trust could they be given free rein to display their talents and abilities.

When everyone was well, ruler and ministers could naturally share fellowship, generals and chancellors could naturally stand in harmony.

Basic Rhetoric at great mastery and Deadly Chicken Soup could not truly brainwash people, especially those rich in knowledge and strong in will; their effects were even more limited on such people. But as long as eight out of ten people were pumped full of chicken blood, the other two would have no choice but to be swept along and pumped full of chicken blood as well.

If they were not pumped full of chicken blood, they would not fit in. They would be isolated and criticized. This uniquely characteristic culture of Japan had once made corporate drones suffer bitterly, but now it had helped Shi Tiexin quite a bit.

Thus, Shi Tiexin had basically solved the hardest problem for any leader. All that remained was steady development and allowing his influence to expand naturally.

Daxing's street racing, underworld, and vice industries formed the foundation; commercial development was the central pillar; armed squads were the outer ring. The three stood like horns against one another, supporting each other. Whether in guaranteed force or economic backing, all were rapidly improving.

Moreover, Wang Dafa's U.S. dollar business was growing more prosperous by the day. Shi Tiexin could promptly obtain enough Dragon Coins for circulating cash. His subordinates' wages were never delayed or withheld, and rewards and punishments were clearly administered. Naturally, everything flourished.

Shi Tiexin settled into a regular life.

Because he possessed