Meng Chao gave Shen Yuanbao a long, deep look.
Dragon City's Nine Super Enterprises were all known for their sky-high salaries, brutally long working hours, and crushing work pressure.
Employees of the Nine Super Enterprises worked from dawn to dusk every day, going three to five weeks—or even two or three months—without a break as a matter of course.
At midnight, take a trip to the Financial District or the High-tech Development Zone, and every brightly lit tower you saw belonged to one of the Nine Super Enterprises.
Yet a Transcendent's cultivation required large stretches of uninterrupted time, a body brimming with vitality, and an absolutely clear mind.
They would be run ragged at the company during the day, shedding fistfuls of hair for project targets. Then, after dragging themselves home in body and spirit, they had barely begun cultivating when their superiors bombarded them with call after call to coordinate some demand. If things went badly, they might even have to hold conference calls while cultivating.
How the hell were they supposed to cultivate in that state?
Thus, a highly bizarre phenomenon had emerged in Dragon City.
Thanks to their exorbitant salaries and the Green Channel for purchasing cultivation resources, employees of the Nine Super Enterprises could forcefully pile up their realms through sheer resources.
However, their chances of suffering Cultivation Deviation were often far higher than those of Transcendents outside the Nine Super Enterprises.
And this assassin leader named Ren Tianxiong, a former Cosmos Group employee, had been right.
All Nine Super Enterprises maintained formidable legal teams.
They also had countless tangled connections with law enforcement and arbitration bodies in their respective districts.
When hiring new employees, they often required them to sign all manner of liability waivers, struggle declarations, and exemption clauses.
Unless someone suffered Cultivation Deviation