Marvel Plane Merchant

"Take 20% of the people from casinos, hotels, and bathing centers and send them to my factory."

Gu Bei's voice was smooth without any ups and downs. It didn't seem like he was discussing with Wang Ji, but simply giving an order. This made Wang Ji's center not dare to hesitate at all.

Is 20% a lot of people? Of course it is. The combined salary of each person in the 20% is over 100,000 US dollars a month. This money must be paid by the casino operator, that is, the Hong Bang.

One hundred thousand dollars a month seemed like a lot at first glance, but compared to the money Gu Bei spent annexing 1st Street, it pales into insignificance.

Wang Ji finally understood that the success of today's negotiations had nothing to do with him. The Northern Cadres might have made arrangements early.

Now that the northern cadres are making demands, I shouldn't have any questions, I just listen.

It had only been two days since Bei Gan Gan came to the casino, but Wang Ji knew exactly what he had done. A surprise attack on the 1st Street conference room and the settlement of negotiations were all major events that alarmed the gangsters.

The Northern cadres must have their reasons for asking for people. If you can't guess it yourself, it's best not to guess, otherwise it will only add to the jokes.

After Wang Ji asked Gu Bei about the location of the factory, he hung up the phone.

Then he opened the address book, found out a few newly added codes, made several calls in succession, acted vigorously and resolutely, and let Gu Bei handle the matter.

Ah Wei, who works in the underground casino drug exchange in New York, is a Chinese from Chinatown and works for the 1st Street gang. In the past two days, he plans to resign. First, he doesn't like the drug job. Second, the 1st Street gang and The Hong Gang was in trouble, so it was naturally impossible for him to help 1st Street anymore.

However, an accident suddenly happened. Just today, he heard that the drug exchange where he worked was acquired by the Hong Bang. After that, he even heard that everyone in the drug exchange had been transferred to work in the Hong Bang factory.

Ah Wei felt as if a pie had fallen from the sky. What, he could work for the Hong Gang.

In the evening, Ah Wei took a car and came to the new workplace, the Blood Base in Queens, with a group of his former colleagues.

Entering the blood base, what Ah Wei saw were four sophisticated instruments, along with various blood culture dishes and nutrient solutions placed in the factory. Ah Wei was shocked, what was this group of gangsters doing?

It is absolutely impossible to attack scientific researchers. These people are all extremely vicious people.

With such uneasy thoughts, Ah Wei started his first day of work at the blood base and received tutoring from university professors.

During the tutoring session, just as Ah Wei thought, someone made trouble and shouted loudly that tutoring was bullshit and he wanted to go back to his original job. Then the troublemaker was slapped five meters away by a young man who looked about the same size as himself.

At that time, Ah Wei was stunned. How could this young man like himself have such terrifying power in his arms that were not thick at all? Is he still a human being?

The troublemaker was beaten and shouted insults at the young man. The young man just smiled coldly. Two employees from the blood base came out, broke the troublemaker's legs and dragged him down.

Ah Wei's blood boiled with excitement. He very much hoped that one day he could be as powerful and majestic as the young people.

Suddenly, an idea came to Awei's mind that maybe it was not impossible to tame these villains.

When the young man left, he glanced at Ah Wei inadvertently. Ah Wei straightened his back and tried his best to look good. The young man smiled at him. He only felt that it was a great honor.

In the evening, Ah Wei and his colleagues had dinner. The food was so good that it looked just like what the chef cooked. In fact, it was just food cooked by two Chinese chefs from Chinatown, but it tasted really good.

The dormitory is an old dormitory in a factory, but it has been renovated and tidied up. It is countless times better than the darkness of the drug exchange.

Ah Wei is very satisfied and wants to continue working here.

On his first official day at work, Ah Wei became familiar with the culture of various cells. He killed colonies again and again and felt terrible.

But a capable scholar in a white coat came to the factory. All the professors treated him with respect, as if they were their elders. They asked the scholar for academic questions and respected him as their teacher.

Ah Wei knows