Jin Dali was a thug with firm principles, an oddball at the debt collection company. He had three rules: never collect from the elderly, the weak, women, or children; never collect from the sick, disabled, or injured; and never collect from anyone with nowhere left to turn.
But those very principles got him kicked out before long. To make a living, he recruited his high school classmate, his third uncle who was sitting idle at home, and his girlfriend who had worked as an accountant. Behind his parents' backs, he founded a tiny gang—the Skull Society.
He had metal skulls custom-made for his core members to wear as a symbol of their status. But just as he was ready to make his big move, the Municipal Council Hall rejected his application. The document was lengthy, but it boiled down to three words—he wasn't worthy.
Without recognition from the Municipal Council Hall, he never felt quite secure. In the end, Jin Dali had his third uncle pull some strings to register an Ancient Civilization Study and Research Group at the Municipal Library. Then they started calling themselves the Skull Group and returned to his old trade: debt collection.
The city's debt collection industry was already saturated and monopolized by several large companies, all with gang connections. Jin Dali could only spend his own money buying up bad debts, then collect them himself.
After days of discussion with his subordinates, they finally settled on Li Sansi.
Before coming, Jin Dali had planned five different approaches to handle any unexpected developments. He intended to use his extensive debt collection experience to build up his initial capital, then climb step by step to the city's pinnacle. No one would ever look down on him again, and he would make his own rules. After all,