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Chapter 729 - 729 15 What Can Be Done When Reality Is Such

729: Chapter 15: What Can Be Done When Reality Is Such?

729: Chapter 15: What Can Be Done When Reality Is Such?

In the increasingly transparent current situation, where would CEO Cheng rank in a California Clique power ranking?

Let’s first look at what he has done.

Wolf is his important ally, yet he repeatedly uses Eris as a blade, threatening Wolf inversely; sadly, CEO Cheng’s threats seem to be growing more potent.

Eris is CEO Cheng’s top dog, sharing RBQ.

Under CEO Cheng’s design, Wolf became the lever for bidirectional control and cooperation, with both Wolf and Eris tightly in his grip.

This has also driven the two of them, possibly, into an alliance—CEO Cheng is unsure; he cannot directly ask about such things, and even if they gave him an answer, he could not trust it.

They are all old foxes, but how did Cheng Daqi manage it?

First, he got Dracula into the establishment faction, bowing directly to Achilles.

Later, this move scared Wolf so much that his face turned green.

‘So you’ve been playing me from the beginning, right?’

Later, it was about leveraging Wolf’s political ambitions, turning him into a pawn to guide the integration of the California Elephant Party for his own ends.

Now, with Chief Glu’s move, the situation has become clear.

CEO Cheng, facing the pressure from Wolf, first threatened, then explicitly pointed out their special relationship with Achilles, and also subtly threatened Wolf again.

Here’s a question: why would Wolf want to send someone to attack Cheng Daqi?

It was indeed Wolf’s attitude towards Achilles that gave CEO Cheng the answer.

Wolf’s preoccupation with Temir and his dramatized show of fear revealed his intentions; it was then that Cheng Daqi picked up on the fox’s tail.

But what can be done, just like CEO Cheng said to Glu, ‘The relationship is poor but the interests align, so we have to hold our noses and cooperate.’

Wolf, heir to a wealthy family dynasty, with the notorious distinction of patricide, is the star of the California Elephant Party and someone whom Cheng Daqi could not help but admire.

He’s no ordinary person, and throughout his collaboration with CEO Cheng, he had far too many ulterior motives.

But the reality is that CEO Cheng calculated each step carefully, and within his intricate plans, Wolf’s assassination attempt seemed like a joke.

How exactly did Cheng Daqi just threaten Wolf?

‘You have several brothers in our hands…

What I’ve given you, I can also take away.’

We, they—this denotes a relative relationship of interests.

Who are ‘they’ in the context of Cheng Daqi’s words?

It could be Achilles, whom Wolf is fond of, or the California Clique, or perhaps the Democratic Party, or even those lurking in the shadows eyeing the Dracula Family.

The key lies in Cheng Daqi’s first statement; Temir is Wolf’s brother and Wolf’s promise to him.

But now, this has become their bargaining chip: if you, Wolf, do not obey us, we have the capacity to dismantle the Dracula Family using your brothers!

Cheng Daqi’s threat to Wolf seems wild, seems foolish, but it’s all justified by cause and effect, and it is hidden very deeply.

This is how smart people communicate: even after CEO Cheng had finished dealing with Niu Sen and met with Wolf to sort things out, he still, out of caution, deployed a smokescreen and even dragged Mi’er into it.

Now, Wolf is just like someone CEO Cheng has brought to a standstill, neither advancing nor retreating, feeling extremely uncomfortable inside.

If there’s one thing that Wolf is particularly anxious about, it’s his curiosity about the relationship between Cheng Daqi, Temir, and Achilles.

So what is the relationship between Achilles and Cheng Daqi?

They use each other.

CEO Cheng stabilizes his mentally unstable sister’s state of mind, and he gives CEO Cheng and Mi’er a little face, hoping they will cause less trouble for the Caramakris Family.

It is, in a sense, a mutual sprint.

Achilles and Temir have been mutually loathing each other for years, and only after Cheng Daqi’s arrival did their relationship begin to thaw on the surface.

This uncle seems to have helped Mi’er and Cheng Daqi, but he is far from benevolent.

His attitude towards OC demonstrates his principle: as long as you can be of use to me, I’m indifferent to your attitude.

The induction of Dracula into the establishment faction was Mi’er’s doing, but Achilles is the biggest beneficiary.

Mi’er has just expressed her dissatisfaction with Cheng Daqi for once again deeply reconciling with Achilles—she was taken in by the smokescreen CEO Cheng had deployed for Wolf.

Cheng Daqi’s step-by-step, intricately interconnected method of operation is too complex, with a web of interests that Wolf is destined not to understand.

If the struggle with Wolf is a fight without destruction, a push to the limit, then handling others varies.

Domo is his friend, but for his so-called grand vision, CEO Cheng chose to make Domo suffer first, ha, how humorous.

Chief Glu, asking for help with money, isn’t told the whole situation by CEO Cheng; instead, he is once again encouraged to act as a blade and kill, just as he was urged to kill Forbes.

Governor Niu Sen, concerned with the safety of California, has always shown respect to Elephant Party bigwigs like Wolf and Crusoe.

When Glu stirred up trouble, he was first to run in and put out the fire, but then what happened?

Seeing an opportunity, CEO Cheng directly tells Glu he could make the Governor kneel to him—a real blow.

But even for a power move of California Clique’s caliber, in Temir’s eyes, Cheng Daqi still appears to be hasty.

Why?

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“No, that’s not what I meant, Chan.

You had Wolf contact Robert’s people; isn’t that approach a bit too…

hmm, honey, think about it carefully.”

So this was the rich brunette’s point.

California Clique master Cheng Daqi showed an awkward but polite smile, thinking of how to explain.

Temir looked skeptically at the silent Cheng Daqi.