After dealing with Lü Boming's assassination, Qin Siyang continued working on establishing Joint Mining.
The Four Major Mining Companies were all contributing capital for shares in Joint Mining, so their respective stakes inevitably had to be determined to decide how future dividends would be distributed.
The Four Major Mining Companies, once as close as family, now set aside their old friendships. Each stressed how profitable its mining operations were and how promising their prospects looked, hoping to secure a larger stake in Joint Mining.
Dividing up Joint Mining's pie to everyone's satisfaction was exceedingly difficult.
In the past, Gu Weiyang had usually handled dividing the pie within the Safe Zone. It took a combination of threats and incentives to get it done.
Naturally, allocating Joint Mining's shares was not something a junior like Qin Siyang could handle.
For this matter, the various factions had to sit down together for another discussion. It took two days before they finally managed to settle it.
As far as Qin Siyang was concerned, nothing else mattered as long as Joint Mining could get off the ground. He stayed on the sidelines, watching the representatives of the Four Major Mining Companies clash while he played the spectator.
Still, even a spectator had plenty of drama to enjoy.
Over the past month, the heads of the Wang, Xie, Yu, and Huan families had either died or fled, leaving them with a staggering seventy-five percent casualty rate.
That reminded Qin Siyang of Yan Budong's earlier assassination and the collapse of the Yan Character Legion. Of all his children, only Yan Ran and Yan Xiaojie had survived-another exceptionally high casualty rate.
The Richar Family, which had been closely connected to Yan Budong's death, had now also suffered devastating losses. Its only remaining top-tier fighter was Ulit, the Leader