He Guanzhi kept saying that the things he planned might involve the future national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, so he needed to keep it secret, and ordered the subordinates involved in this matter to take a heavy oath, but the content he finally discussed with the think tanks was only the business prospects of his private property. As the prefect of Hangzhou, he secretly committed this act of abusing power for personal gain, which also shows how much penetration and influence Haihan has in the local government.

A situation like him is not a special case among the officials of the coastal state of Daming, officials below the fourth grade have more or less received benefits from Haihan, and there are many high-ranking officials like He Guanzhi who use their power to operate some industries related to Haihan and arbitrage profits. In Zhejiang, for example, the open and semi-open cross-border smuggling trade, led by Haihan, has created an industry of astonishing scale, benefiting far more than officials like He Guanzhi, but also many people who depend on this lucrative industry to survive.

It is difficult to say whether the opening of the coastal areas to trade will have an immediate impact on the national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, but it will certainly have a greater or lesser impact on vested interests. And under every big man like He Guanzhi, there is naturally no social force to escort him. If Master Li wants to solve the threat of competitors for his boss in private, he needs to use these forces that are not very visible on weekdays. Of course, considering that the opponent is the general judge who is in charge of the local criminal name, this matter cannot be acted rashly, at least the local famous and surnamed gangsters are not available, otherwise it will be easy to find out the mastermind behind it, and it will be very bad to involve He Guanzhi at that time.

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He Guanzhi kept saying that the things he planned might involve the future national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, so he needed to keep it secret, and ordered the subordinates involved in this matter to take a heavy oath, but the content he finally discussed with the think tanks was only the business prospects of his private property. As the prefect of Hangzhou, he secretly committed this act of abusing power for personal gain, which also shows how much penetration and influence Haihan has in the local government.

A situation like him is not a special case among the officials of the coastal state of Daming, officials below the fourth grade have more or less received benefits from Haihan, and there are many high-ranking officials like He Guanzhi who use their power to operate some industries related to Haihan and arbitrage profits. In Zhejiang, for example, the open and semi-open cross-border smuggling trade, led by Haihan, has created an industry of astonishing scale, benefiting far more than officials like He Guanzhi, but also many people who depend on this lucrative industry to survive.

It is difficult to say whether the opening of the coastal areas to trade will have an immediate impact on the national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, but it will certainly have a greater or lesser impact on vested interests. And under every big man like He Guanzhi, there is naturally no social force to escort him. If Master Li wants to solve the threat of competitors for his boss in private, he needs to use these forces that are not very visible on weekdays. Of course, considering that the opponent is the general judge who is in charge of the local criminal name, this matter cannot be acted rashly, at least the local famous and surnamed gangsters are not available, otherwise it will be easy to find out the mastermind behind it, and it will be very bad to involve He Guanzhi at that time.

He Guanzhi kept saying that the things he planned might involve the future national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, so he needed to keep it secret, and ordered the subordinates involved in this matter to take a heavy oath, but the content he finally discussed with the think tanks was only the business prospects of his private property. As the prefect of Hangzhou, he secretly committed this act of abusing power for personal gain, which also shows how much penetration and influence Haihan has in the local government.

A situation like him is not a special case among the officials of the coastal state of Daming, officials below the fourth grade have more or less received benefits from Haihan, and there are many high-ranking officials like He Guanzhi who use their power to operate some industries related to Haihan and arbitrage profits. In Zhejiang, for example, the open and semi-open cross-border smuggling trade, led by Haihan, has created an industry of astonishing scale, benefiting far more than officials like He Guanzhi, but also many people who depend on this lucrative industry to survive.

It is difficult to say whether the opening of the coastal areas to trade will have an immediate impact on the national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, but it will certainly have a greater or lesser impact on vested interests. And under every big man like He Guanzhi, there is naturally no social force to escort him. If Master Li wants to solve the threat of competitors for his boss in private, he needs to use these forces that are not very visible on weekdays. Of course, considering that the opponent is the general judge who is in charge of the local criminal name, this matter cannot be acted rashly, at least the local famous and surnamed gangsters are not available, otherwise it will be easy to find out the mastermind behind it, and it will be very bad to involve He Guanzhi at that time.

He Guanzhi kept saying that the things he planned might involve the future national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, so he needed to keep it secret, and ordered the subordinates involved in this matter to take a heavy oath, but the content he finally discussed with the think tanks was only the business prospects of his private property. As the prefect of Hangzhou, he secretly committed this act of abusing power for personal gain, which also shows how much penetration and influence Haihan has in the local government.

A situation like him is not a special case among the officials of the coastal state of Daming, officials below the fourth grade have more or less received benefits from Haihan, and there are many high-ranking officials like He Guanzhi who use their power to operate some industries related to Haihan and arbitrage profits. In Zhejiang, for example, the open and semi-open cross-border smuggling trade, led by Haihan, has created an industry of astonishing scale, benefiting far more than officials like He Guanzhi, but also many people who depend on this lucrative industry to survive.

It is difficult to say whether the opening of the coastal areas to trade will have an immediate impact on the national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, but it will certainly have a greater or lesser impact on vested interests. And under every big man like He Guanzhi, there is naturally no social force to escort him. If Master Li wants to solve the threat of competitors for his boss in private, he needs to use these forces that are not very visible on weekdays. Of course, considering that the opponent is the general judge who is in charge of the local criminal name, this matter cannot be acted rashly, at least the local famous and surnamed gangsters are not available, otherwise it will be easy to find out the mastermind behind it, and it will be very bad to involve He Guanzhi at that time.

He Guanzhi kept saying that the things he planned might involve the future national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, so he needed to keep it secret, and ordered the subordinates involved in this matter to take a heavy oath, but the content he finally discussed with the think tanks was only the business prospects of his private property. As the prefect of Hangzhou, he secretly committed this act of abusing power for personal gain, which also shows how much penetration and influence Haihan has in the local government.

A situation like him is not a special case among the officials of the coastal state of Daming, officials below the fourth grade have more or less received benefits from Haihan, and there are many high-ranking officials like He Guanzhi who use their power to operate some industries related to Haihan and arbitrage profits. In Zhejiang, for example, the open and semi-open cross-border smuggling trade, led by Haihan, has created an industry of astonishing scale, benefiting far more than officials like He Guanzhi, but also many people who depend on this lucrative industry to survive.

It is difficult to say whether the opening of the coastal areas to trade will have an immediate impact on the national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, but it will certainly have a greater or lesser impact on vested interests. And under every big man like He Guanzhi, there is naturally no social force to escort him. If Master Li wants to solve the threat of competitors for his boss in private, he needs to use these forces that are not very visible on weekdays. Of course, considering that the opponent is the general judge who is in charge of the local criminal name, this matter cannot be acted rashly, at least the local famous and surnamed gangsters are not available, otherwise it will be easy to find out the mastermind behind it, and it will be very bad to involve He Guanzhi at that time.

He Guanzhi kept saying that the things he planned might involve the future national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, so he needed to keep it secret, and ordered the subordinates involved in this matter to take a heavy oath, but the content he finally discussed with the think tanks was only the business prospects of his private property. As the prefect of Hangzhou, he secretly committed this act of abusing power for personal gain, which also shows how much penetration and influence Haihan has in the local government.

A situation like him is not a special case among the officials of the coastal state of Daming, officials below the fourth grade have more or less received benefits from Haihan, and there are many high-ranking officials like He Guanzhi who use their power to operate some industries related to Haihan and arbitrage profits. In Zhejiang, for example, the open and semi-open cross-border smuggling trade, led by Haihan, has created an industry of astonishing scale, benefiting far more than officials like He Guanzhi, but also many people who depend on this lucrative industry to survive.

It is difficult to say whether the opening of the coastal areas to trade will have an immediate impact on the national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, but it will certainly have a greater or lesser impact on vested interests. And under every big man like He Guanzhi, there is naturally no social force to escort him. If Master Li wants to solve the threat of competitors for his boss in private, he needs to use these forces that are not very visible on weekdays. Of course, considering that the opponent is the general judge who is in charge of the local criminal name, this matter cannot be acted rashly, at least the local famous and surnamed gangsters are not available, otherwise it will be easy to find out the mastermind behind it, and it will be very bad to involve He Guanzhi at that time.

He Guanzhi kept saying that the things he planned might involve the future national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, so he needed to keep it secret, and ordered the subordinates involved in this matter to take a heavy oath, but the content he finally discussed with the think tanks was only the business prospects of his private property. As the prefect of Hangzhou, he secretly committed this act of abusing power for personal gain, which also shows how much penetration and influence Haihan has in the local government.

A situation like him is not a special case among the officials of the coastal state of Daming, officials below the fourth grade have more or less received benefits from Haihan, and there are many high-ranking officials like He Guanzhi who use their power to operate some industries related to Haihan and arbitrage profits. In Zhejiang, for example, the open and semi-open cross-border smuggling trade, led by Haihan, has created an industry of astonishing scale, benefiting far more than officials like He Guanzhi, but also many people who depend on this lucrative industry to survive.

It is difficult to say whether the opening of the coastal areas to trade will have an immediate impact on the national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, but it will certainly have a greater or lesser impact on vested interests. And under every big man like He Guanzhi, there is naturally no social force to escort him. If Master Li wants to solve the threat of competitors for his boss in private, he needs to use these forces that are not very visible on weekdays. Of course, considering that the opponent is the general judge who is in charge of the local criminal name, this matter cannot be acted rashly, at least the local famous and surnamed gangsters are not available, otherwise it will be easy to find out the mastermind behind it, and it will be very bad to involve He Guanzhi at that time.

He Guanzhi kept saying that the things he planned might involve the future national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, so he needed to keep it secret, and ordered the subordinates involved in this matter to take a heavy oath, but the content he finally discussed with the think tanks was only the business prospects of his private property. As the prefect of Hangzhou, he secretly committed this act of abusing power for personal gain, which also shows how much penetration and influence Haihan has in the local government.

A situation like him is not a special case among the officials of the coastal state of Daming, officials below the fourth grade have more or less received benefits from Haihan, and there are many high-ranking officials like He Guanzhi who use their power to operate some industries related to Haihan and arbitrage profits. In Zhejiang, for example, the open and semi-open cross-border smuggling trade, led by Haihan, has created an industry of astonishing scale, benefiting far more than officials like He Guanzhi, but also many people who depend on this lucrative industry to survive.

It is difficult to say whether the opening of the coastal areas to trade will have an immediate impact on the national fortunes of the Ming Dynasty, but it will certainly have a greater or lesser impact on vested interests. And under every big man like He Guanzhi, there is naturally no social force to escort him. If Master Li wants to solve the threat of competitors for his boss in private, he needs to use these forces that are not very visible on weekdays. Of course, considering that the opponent is the general judge who is in charge of the local criminal name, this matter cannot be acted rashly, at least the local famous and surnamed gangsters are not available, otherwise it will be easy to find out the mastermind behind it, and it will be very bad to involve He Guanzhi at that time.

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