Winter turns to spring, and the spring air warmed as flowers bloomed.
Compared with last year, the company had become much busier. It was constantly recruiting, and its expansion had accelerated considerably.
Following the plans made before the New Year, Car-Savvy Network began tackling Jingcheng's used-car market. The first people they brought on board were the used-car dealers in Flower Township.
Where there were people, there was a world of strife. Under Wang Yan's leadership, the dealership had developed at breakneck speed, and naturally, some people couldn't stand the sight of it. As a result, there had been quite a few troubles over the past six months.
Someone online had once asked where all the hooligans and gangsters had gone. Someone answered: construction projects, earthmoving, small loans, and so on. Used cars were among them.
That certainly wasn't absolute, but one thing definitely was: people in the used-car business generally weren't educated or particularly refined. Most of them had a certain swagger to them, acting arrogant as hell.
Wang Yan wanted used-car transactions to be as transparent as possible. That was tantamount to smashing other people's rice bowls, and that was where the conflict came from.
Still, the outcome was quite good. Wang Yan had a little talk with the toughest few. He sent several to the hospital and several to prison, and after that, everyone got along peacefully.
With that display of power, no matter how people cursed Wang Yan in private—as a scoundrel, a hooligan, a gangster, or someone with powerful backers—the used-car dealers of Flower Township cooperated enthusiastically.
The rules had naturally been laid down. A car's issues did not have to be documented down to every last detail, but major problems could not be concealed, such as accidents, flood damage, odometer tampering, and so on. Falsely