The advantages and disadvantages of working with Shen Hai were both obvious. The advantage was that he was smart. Not only was there no need to worry about him holding anyone back, he could even offer better suggestions.
As for the disadvantage, this man had never been particularly good at following instructions.
Qin Manjiang glanced back as he ran. They were close behind him, and he could not hold out much longer. They would catch him in two minutes at most.
Whether he lost his life here really did depend on how Shen Hai performed.
This was another characteristic of Qin Manjiang's. He considered himself quite easy to get along with, and believed working with him brought only benefits, with no drawbacks.
In fact, anyone who had actually worked with Qin Manjiang knew that his shortcomings were quite obvious too.
The man was very "reckless." In short, he took enormous risks.
Given the same task, most people would only attempt it if they had at least a fifty percent chance of success, but Qin Manjiang would go for it with only a ten or twenty percent chance.
This led to a very serious consequence. He was highly capable and fairly lucky, so his own odds of success were higher, but the pressure everyone else faced was on an entirely different level.
In other words, unless you were hard to kill, working with Qin Manjiang could easily get you "jinxed to death" by him.
"Too many to count..."
In the alley behind him, a mass of monsters shoved and squeezed past one another as they ran forward. This briefly limited their speed, but there were simply too many of the things.
Seeing that Shen Hai had already run out of the alley and turned right, Qin Manjiang stopped, turned back, and