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Chapter 1364 - 932 coquettish

Chapter 1364: 932 coquettish

Jiang Chen said concisely, "You carry too much baggage. If you were me, feeling light and free, you might be even more audacious than I am."

Cao Jinse scowled, "Be careful, I might sue you for defamation."

Jiang Chen shrugged, "Forgot about that, I’m under someone’s protection now."

Indeed.

You can’t call someone ’Uncle Sui’ casually.

In the Land of Shenzhou, few mountains are mightier.

Moreover.

Though only Sui Huimin came today, it doesn’t mean he’s only conveying his personal opinions.

"Having powerful backing, huh?"

Miss Cao seemed to have her competitive spirit stirred as she looked up at Jiang Chen, saying, "Don’t forget, I’ve been rolling around here since I was two or three, and today is your first visit."

Those words indeed carried weight.

But alas, this overlooking posture inherently gave a sense of disadvantage.

"Correction, you weren’t rolling, you were peeing everywhere."

"Go to hell!"

No matter how bright the aura or noble the coat, at heart, she’s still a woman. Furious, Miss Cao stood up abruptly, grabbing Jiang Chen to push him into the water.

But Jiang Chen was not a sycophant.

Or rather, not a sycophant without limits.

So he didn’t move and instead casually pushed Cao Jinse forward.

Though Cao Jinse excelled in many areas, when it came to pure strength, how could she be a match for a man?

Besides, Jiang Chen is a master who caused even professional assassins to retreat.

Cao Jinse stumbled, losing balance, about to fall backward into the water. Instinctively, she gasped and nervously closed her eyes.

The expected cold sensation didn’t come; instead, a warm hand supported her waist.

Cao Jinse opened her eyes.

Someone didn’t tease or taunt her; they simply said with an exceptionally serious expression, "You started it."

Instantly.

The mysterious, romantic atmosphere vanished.

Cao Jinse’s breathing accelerated, her ample chest heaving more obviously due to her prone position. She tightly pressed her lips, pushing the person away, and stood upright again.

Jiang Chen didn’t feel awkward, as if nothing happened.

Of course.

It’s a different era now.

Nowadays, even without knowing each other’s names, a drink can lead to a fling, so what does this level of contact mean?

No need to fuss.

CEO Cao surely isn’t someone who makes a fuss.

"What’s your plan next?"

Like Jiang Chen, she surprisingly switched topics right after what had happened.

"Are you sure you want to hear it?"

Jiang Chen asked nonchalantly, revealing a strong psychological resilience.

CEO Cao glared at him, "Am I afraid just to listen?"

Jiang Chen nodded, "Alright, I’ve struck a deal with the Allied Army: I provide weaponry, and he takes care of the telecom fraud group in Myanmar."

Cao Jinse’s pupils dilated, "Is the Allied Army so desperate to accept such terms?"

"Perhaps so."

Jiang Chen said, "Have you seen the fireworks from a telecom fraud group’s achievements? Instead of dwindling in the long night, why not ignite a flame in oneself? Plus, their battle records have been impressive with consecutive victories."

"That’s just for now."

Cao Jinse responded, "No matter how advanced the weapons are, they require skilled use. With the Allied Army’s military aptitude, they can’t fully exploit the power of your weapons."

Cao Jinse seemed to overlook the source of those weapons and how they were delivered to Myanmar, not mentioning a word.

Even the best of relations require a degree of privacy; it’s a tacit agreement and a rule to adhere to.

"No need to maximize utilization; the warlords in Myanmar, including the Gui Army, aren’t strong militarily."

Jiang Chen replied with ease.

This was indeed the truth.

If a child holds a knife against an adult, it’s mostly courting disaster. But if everyone is a child, chaos will ensue.

"Their strength may not be great, but they have numbers."

Cao Jinse said, "How many does the Allied Army have, three brigades?"

"Money can drive ghosts, have you heard of sustaining war through war funds? The Allied Army now has four brigades."

Cao Jinse looked at him,

Jiang Chen explained, "Some people in Kan Bang chose to surrender."

Cao Jinse was enlightened but didn’t alter her judgment, "Even if the Allied Army absorbs Kan Bang’s troops, you can’t trust their loyalty. These people once betrayed Kan Bang; they might betray the Allied Army at any time. Recruiting too many of them is just gathering a mob."

Jiang Chen stared in slight surprise, not expecting her to have such profound military insight.

"You’re right; temporarily absorbed forces can’t become effective combat units quickly, but who said this conflict has to end swiftly? Eradicating the telecom fraud districts in Myanmar is destined to be a slow process; there’s no rush."

"You may not be in a hurry, but what about others."

Cao Jinse insightfully pointed out, "Your plan to eradicate the telecom fraud districts opposes all of Myanmar. Do you think they will give the Allied Army time to grow and train?"

"You’re now looking from a god’s perspective."

Jiang Chen said, "No one knows what the Allied Army’s goals are now. Without me saying, no one can guess that they aim to eradicate all telecom fraud groups. Under such overarching premises, if you were a warlord, militia, or family power in Myanmar, without your interests directly threatened, would you hastily act against a strong enemy?"

Cao Jinse frowned, momentarily unable to reply.

"The downfall of Kan Bang will result in two outcomes: one, stirring crisis awareness among other powers to unite, besieging, and annihilating the Allied Army; or two, staying passive, wary of the Allied Army’s prowess, hoping others charge while profiting from the situation."

Jiang Chen calmly asked, "Which possibility do you think is greater?"

Cao Jinse pondered for a while, "If it were you, you’d surely pick the first option, right?"

Jiang Chen smiled gently, "You would too."

Cao Jinse was noncommittal.

"Thus the search for a soulmate is hard. Human nature is selfish; Myanmar is too chaotic with various factions and entangled love and hatred. A threat not yet imminent is unlikely to unite them together."

"...If everyone opts for appeasement, the Allied Army will have ample time to break through individually, by which time realization will be too late." Cao Jinse talked back.

"Eradicating the telecom fraud districts appears difficult, but it’s not really. Telecom fraud persists because of its high profits. If no new industries can replace it, the best approach is to make them feel pressure and risks."

Jiang Chen said unhurriedly, "No need to rely on forceful sweeping; once the Allied Army grows into an undeniable military force in Myanmar, it will naturally gain a voice. Their words will be heard."

Cao Jinse had already understood the blueprint he painted meticulously before her.

With one word, one will, a country embarks on warfare and unrest.

This kind of power is usually reserved for world-class giants.

The key is.

Judging by Uncle Sui’s stance, this guy’s actions were actually permitted.

Looking at the young face, Cao Jinse momentarily dazed, then said, "Human nature is the most uncontrollable factor, thus the least trustworthy."

"Those who play with human nature will ultimately be played by it. What I just said is merely my personal perspective. No one can predict how things will unfold next."

Saying this, Jiang Chen’s lips slightly lifted, "Actually, I’m quite looking forward to Myanmar giving us a surprise, like really breaking conventions and uniting."

"Aren’t you looking forward to it?"

Jiang Chen asked.

Whether she looked forward to it was unknown.

Cao Jinse just thought his smile bore a particularly charming essence.

"Sooner or later, you’ll be booted from Shenzhou’s nationality."

She replied.

"Even if that day comes, my heart will always beat with the rhythm for this land."

Jiang Chen spoke with emotion.

Cao Jinse seemed nauseous, couldn’t listen anymore, decisively turned to leave. As she turned, she tried hard to suppress her rising smile but couldn’t control it.

Jiang Chen didn’t see; he only heard the mechanical ding in his mind.

[Cao Jinse’s favorability rating towards you increased]