Spirit Spring Mountain.
When Qin Luoyang heard the news, he still had documents in his hands. Now, he could not help feeling somewhat dazed.
He had considered all sorts of possibilities when facing the new person in charge.
Sowing discord, appeasement, winning people over-he had anticipated all these tactics and made some preparations to counter them.
Even if the other party threatened him, he was prepared.
But the Enforcement Hall's involvement made him feel that things were slipping out of control.
He soon learned what had happened.
Reporting corruption.
This was not a normal tactic for someone in charge.
Wasn't doing this setting yourself against everyone?
Wasn't he afraid that one careless move would set complaints rising everywhere and cause a major blunder?
This approach was certainly novel.
Exhaling, Qin Luoyang slowly settled into his seat.
Since things had come to this, it could count as getting rid of those people for them.
Although somewhat unexpected, it was no great problem.
They had supplied all the evidence against those people. It was nothing serious.
The evidence concerned each person individually and could not implicate people like them.
If those people implicated them during their confessions at the Enforcement Hall, however, that would indeed be troublesome.
He needed to prepare in advance in case the Enforcement Hall suddenly investigated.
Still, he was not particularly worried about himself. Many people knew about the situation at Spirit Spring Mountain.
It was a hot potato that practically no one would touch.
Unless they could shoulder the responsibility.
If the Enforcement Hall launched a large-scale investigation that involved him, a manager,
it would inevitably trigger a series of problems, and no one could remain uninvolved.
Unless he, as a manager, had crossed the sect's bottom line, anyone moving against Spirit Spring Mountain would have to