Sending money to Ming officials is not a problem for Haihan at all, as long as Haihan's requirements can be met, the benefits of money and property are just a big or small number in the eyes of Haihan's executive committee. When encountering the kind of high-ranking officials who have real power in their hands and can help Hai Han's various plans in Daming, Hai Han will even try his best to send money to the door, just like what Shi Diwen is doing now.

However, Wang Ji's situation seems to be a little different from those Ming officials Shi Diwen met in the past, although Shi Diwen hinted from the beginning that the other party could directly negotiate the conditions, and also put forward optional business projects for the other party to choose, but Wang Ji rejected this proposal, and then played a big drama around the circle, and finally proposed to make a fuss in the grain industry. Shi Diwen really doesn't understand, why Wang Ji doesn't take the ready-made paved road, and has to pick the grain industry as a bargaining chip, is Wang Ji's influence in the Zhejiang folk is mainly concentrated in the grain industry?

The Ministry of Security had of course overlooked Wang Ji before this, but the information it had was basically public or semi-public, such as personal background, family status, private hobbies, etc., but there was not much reliable information about the industries he could directly or indirectly control. On the one hand, this is because there is a lack of reliable and stable information channels between Haihan and Wang Ji, and the understanding of him can only come from public information; on the other hand, Wang Ji's official position is too high, and his words are enough to affect any industry in the area under his rule, and to the outside world, it is impossible to guess which industries are the objects he can really manipulate.

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Sending money to Ming officials is not a problem for Haihan at all, as long as Haihan's requirements can be met, the benefits of money and property are just a big or small number in the eyes of Haihan's executive committee. When encountering the kind of high-ranking officials who have real power in their hands and can help Hai Han's various plans in Daming, Hai Han will even try his best to send money to the door, just like what Shi Diwen is doing now.

However, Wang Ji's situation seems to be a little different from those Ming officials Shi Diwen met in the past, although Shi Diwen hinted from the beginning that the other party could directly negotiate the conditions, and also put forward optional business projects for the other party to choose, but Wang Ji rejected this proposal, and then played a big drama around the circle, and finally proposed to make a fuss in the grain industry. Shi Diwen really doesn't understand, why Wang Ji doesn't take the ready-made paved road, and has to pick the grain industry as a bargaining chip, is Wang Ji's influence in the Zhejiang folk is mainly concentrated in the grain industry?

The Ministry of Security had of course overlooked Wang Ji before this, but the information it had was basically public or semi-public, such as personal background, family status, private hobbies, etc., but there was not much reliable information about the industries he could directly or indirectly control. On the one hand, this is because there is a lack of reliable and stable information channels between Haihan and Wang Ji, and the understanding of him can only come from public information; on the other hand, Wang Ji's official position is too high, and his words are enough to affect any industry in the area under his rule, and to the outside world, it is impossible to guess which industries are the objects he can really manipulate.

Sending money to Ming officials is not a problem for Haihan at all, as long as Haihan's requirements can be met, the benefits of money and property are just a big or small number in the eyes of Haihan's executive committee. When encountering the kind of high-ranking officials who have real power in their hands and can help Hai Han's various plans in Daming, Hai Han will even try his best to send money to the door, just like what Shi Diwen is doing now.

However, Wang Ji's situation seems to be a little different from those Ming officials Shi Diwen met in the past, although Shi Diwen hinted from the beginning that the other party could directly negotiate the conditions, and also put forward optional business projects for the other party to choose, but Wang Ji rejected this proposal, and then played a big drama around the circle, and finally proposed to make a fuss in the grain industry. Shi Diwen really doesn't understand, why Wang Ji doesn't take the ready-made paved road, and has to pick the grain industry as a bargaining chip, is Wang Ji's influence in the Zhejiang folk is mainly concentrated in the grain industry?

The Ministry of Security had of course overlooked Wang Ji before this, but the information it had was basically public or semi-public, such as personal background, family status, private hobbies, etc., but there was not much reliable information about the industries he could directly or indirectly control. On the one hand, this is because there is a lack of reliable and stable information channels between Haihan and Wang Ji, and the understanding of him can only come from public information; on the other hand, Wang Ji's official position is too high, and his words are enough to affect any industry in the area under his rule, and to the outside world, it is impossible to guess which industries are the objects he can really manipulate.

Sending money to Ming officials is not a problem for Haihan at all, as long as Haihan's requirements can be met, the benefits of money and property are just a big or small number in the eyes of Haihan's executive committee. When encountering the kind of high-ranking officials who have real power in their hands and can help Hai Han's various plans in Daming, Hai Han will even try his best to send money to the door, just like what Shi Diwen is doing now.

However, Wang Ji's situation seems to be a little different from those Ming officials Shi Diwen met in the past, although Shi Diwen hinted from the beginning that the other party could directly negotiate the conditions, and also put forward optional business projects for the other party to choose, but Wang Ji rejected this proposal, and then played a big drama around the circle, and finally proposed to make a fuss in the grain industry. Shi Diwen really doesn't understand, why Wang Ji doesn't take the ready-made paved road, and has to pick the grain industry as a bargaining chip, is Wang Ji's influence in the Zhejiang folk is mainly concentrated in the grain industry?

The Ministry of Security had of course overlooked Wang Ji before this, but the information it had was basically public or semi-public, such as personal background, family status, private hobbies, etc., but there was not much reliable information about the industries he could directly or indirectly control. On the one hand, this is because there is a lack of reliable and stable information channels between Haihan and Wang Ji, and the understanding of him can only come from public information; on the other hand, Wang Ji's official position is too high, and his words are enough to affect any industry in the area under his rule, and to the outside world, it is impossible to guess which industries are the objects he can really manipulate.

Sending money to Ming officials is not a problem for Haihan at all, as long as Haihan's requirements can be met, the benefits of money and property are just a big or small number in the eyes of Haihan's executive committee. When encountering the kind of high-ranking officials who have real power in their hands and can help Hai Han's various plans in Daming, Hai Han will even try his best to send money to the door, just like what Shi Diwen is doing now.

However, Wang Ji's situation seems to be a little different from those Ming officials Shi Diwen met in the past, although Shi Diwen hinted from the beginning that the other party could directly negotiate the conditions, and also put forward optional business projects for the other party to choose, but Wang Ji rejected this proposal, and then played a big drama around the circle, and finally proposed to make a fuss in the grain industry. Shi Diwen really doesn't understand, why Wang Ji doesn't take the ready-made paved road, and has to pick the grain industry as a bargaining chip, is Wang Ji's influence in the Zhejiang folk is mainly concentrated in the grain industry?

The Ministry of Security had of course overlooked Wang Ji before this, but the information it had was basically public or semi-public, such as personal background, family status, private hobbies, etc., but there was not much reliable information about the industries he could directly or indirectly control. On the one hand, this is because there is a lack of reliable and stable information channels between Haihan and Wang Ji, and the understanding of him can only come from public information; on the other hand, Wang Ji's official position is too high, and his words are enough to affect any industry in the area under his rule, and to the outside world, it is impossible to guess which industries are the objects he can really manipulate.

Sending money to Ming officials is not a problem for Haihan at all, as long as Haihan's requirements can be met, the benefits of money and property are just a big or small number in the eyes of Haihan's executive committee. When encountering the kind of high-ranking officials who have real power in their hands and can help Hai Han's various plans in Daming, Hai Han will even try his best to send money to the door, just like what Shi Diwen is doing now.

However, Wang Ji's situation seems to be a little different from those Ming officials Shi Diwen met in the past, although Shi Diwen hinted from the beginning that the other party could directly negotiate the conditions, and also put forward optional business projects for the other party to choose, but Wang Ji rejected this proposal, and then played a big drama around the circle, and finally proposed to make a fuss in the grain industry. Shi Diwen really doesn't understand, why Wang Ji doesn't take the ready-made paved road, and has to pick the grain industry as a bargaining chip, is Wang Ji's influence in the Zhejiang folk is mainly concentrated in the grain industry?

The Ministry of Security had of course overlooked Wang Ji before this, but the information it had was basically public or semi-public, such as personal background, family status, private hobbies, etc., but there was not much reliable information about the industries he could directly or indirectly control. On the one hand, this is because there is a lack of reliable and stable information channels between Haihan and Wang Ji, and the understanding of him can only come from public information; on the other hand, Wang Ji's official position is too high, and his words are enough to affect any industry in the area under his rule, and to the outside world, it is impossible to guess which industries are the objects he can really manipulate.

Sending money to Ming officials is not a problem for Haihan at all, as long as Haihan's requirements can be met, the benefits of money and property are just a big or small number in the eyes of Haihan's executive committee. When encountering the kind of high-ranking officials who have real power in their hands and can help Hai Han's various plans in Daming, Hai Han will even try his best to send money to the door, just like what Shi Diwen is doing now.

However, Wang Ji's situation seems to be a little different from those Ming officials Shi Diwen met in the past, although Shi Diwen hinted from the beginning that the other party could directly negotiate the conditions, and also put forward optional business projects for the other party to choose, but Wang Ji rejected this proposal, and then played a big drama around the circle, and finally proposed to make a fuss in the grain industry. Shi Diwen really doesn't understand, why Wang Ji doesn't take the ready-made paved road, and has to pick the grain industry as a bargaining chip, is Wang Ji's influence in the Zhejiang folk is mainly concentrated in the grain industry?

The Ministry of Security had of course overlooked Wang Ji before this, but the information it had was basically public or semi-public, such as personal background, family status, private hobbies, etc., but there was not much reliable information about the industries he could directly or indirectly control. On the one hand, this is because there is a lack of reliable and stable information channels between Haihan and Wang Ji, and the understanding of him can only come from public information; on the other hand, Wang Ji's official position is too high, and his words are enough to affect any industry in the area under his rule, and to the outside world, it is impossible to guess which industries are the objects he can really manipulate.

Sending money to Ming officials is not a problem for Haihan at all, as long as Haihan's requirements can be met, the benefits of money and property are just a big or small number in the eyes of Haihan's executive committee. When encountering the kind of high-ranking officials who have real power in their hands and can help Hai Han's various plans in Daming, Hai Han will even try his best to send money to the door, just like what Shi Diwen is doing now.

However, Wang Ji's situation seems to be a little different from those Ming officials Shi Diwen met in the past, although Shi Diwen hinted from the beginning that the other party could directly negotiate the conditions, and also put forward optional business projects for the other party to choose, but Wang Ji rejected this proposal, and then played a big drama around the circle, and finally proposed to make a fuss in the grain industry. Shi Diwen really doesn't understand, why Wang Ji doesn't take the ready-made paved road, and has to pick the grain industry as a bargaining chip, is Wang Ji's influence in the Zhejiang folk is mainly concentrated in the grain industry?

The Ministry of Security had of course overlooked Wang Ji before this, but the information it had was basically public or semi-public, such as personal background, family status, private hobbies, etc., but there was not much reliable information about the industries he could directly or indirectly control. On the one hand, this is because there is a lack of reliable and stable information channels between Haihan and Wang Ji, and the understanding of him can only come from public information; on the other hand, Wang Ji's official position is too high, and his words are enough to affect any industry in the area under his rule, and to the outside world, it is impossible to guess which industries are the objects he can really manipulate.