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Chen Cong regarded Cheng Yun with interest and a faint smile. "Then what is your specific analysis, and your plan going forward?"
Focused and methodical, Cheng Yun explained, "Our immediate priority is to shift the emphasis of our intelligence framework."
"The Special Intelligence Bureau excels at deeply infiltrating specific high-value targets, but its coverage has inherent limitations."
"Relying on a single channel for intelligence on the entire situation is dangerous."
"The true foundation of our intelligence system should be the routine intelligence network built by the Jianghu Department, one that spans every social stratum and reaches into the corners of everyday life."
Her delivery remained steady. "In the past, however, our clan's intelligence work focused on vertical lines of investigation-tracing the connections and movements surrounding specific incidents or targets. Coordination and information exchange between horizontal nodes were insufficient."
"In short, we lack horizontal coordination informed by a view of the whole."
She tapped the map spread across the table. "The key to breaking this impasse is connection."
"We must accelerate the integration of intelligence nodes belonging to the Branch Lines, the Four Outer Families, and even our allies, establishing mechanisms for circulating intelligence and exchanging what each side lacks."
"Using the thirty or forty forces under our clan's direct control or strong influence as our foundation, we will weave an intelligence cooperation network covering our core territories-connecting nodes within the region and sharing information."
"With this network as our foundation," Cheng Yun said, her finger moving firmly toward the area representing Fasinuo Province, "we will radiate outward from our home territory, gradually extending our intelligence feelers into the target regions."
She looked at Chen Cong. "This network will advance in step with the clan's overall strategy,