Ji Yang received a call from Gu Juetun and recalled that this person must also be an old-timer under Le Qin’s command.
After learning the details, Ji Yang began to ponder on how to completely take control of those forces. Previously, he had delegated the responsibility to a particular person, which centralized power and led to their extreme ambition inflating. Therefore, this time, some adjustments needed to be made anew.
Ji Yang then asked in detail about the few people who had risen up with him. He said, "Kanman’s project manager will be you, the secretary will be Wendy, and the deputy managers will be the others. You all need to form a collective leadership, discuss everything together, and you will make the decisions in wartime."
Gu Juetun scoffed internally, knowing that Ji Yang was guarding against them. With a few leaders entering their ranks, he could no longer dominate alone.
However, facing Ji Yang, he had no possibility of resistance. Even if he didn’t want to listen, he had to; Ji Yang could take him out at any moment.
"I will immediately convey your instructions."
"Good, I will set up an inspection group, next headed by Sun Changping."
Gu Juetun knew that this was the organization set to monitor them. If he betrayed them in the future, he wouldn’t even need Ji Yang to act; those people would be more than enough to finish him off.
No sooner had the call ended than another call came in.
When Ji Yang answered, it was from someone in the faction where Jin Chang was located, the caller being Aluwadi. They had done the same as Gu Juetun, taking out Jin Chang.
The difference from Gu Juetun’s situation was that they had engaged in a fierce battle with Jin Chang, who had two special forces soldiers by his side. Fortunately, they had employed some methods to take those two out first.
Ji Yang didn’t care about their casualties and immediately appointed Aluwadi as the manager, also designating a secretary and deputy managers. This content belongs to novel⸺fire.net
Since both locations had acted this way, Ji Yang seized the opportunity to start making adjustments to the leadership teams of the other eight factions as well.
Sun Changping’s area had already thoroughly investigated everyone’s background, and Ji Yang also clearly understood who was loyal to him, promoting those loyal to him immediately.
If it were before, Ji Yang would have found it somewhat difficult to make these personnel adjustments, but now it was completely different. The display of Ji Yang’s power made everyone fearful; no one dared to oppose his decisions. Surprisingly, the adjustments to various leadership teams proceeded very smoothly.
The whole affair was conducted internally, and outsiders only knew that the Redstone Army had reshuffled their leadership. They were unaware that Ji Yang was behind it.
From an outsider’s perspective, the Redstone Army had suddenly crumbled, splintering into ten smaller forces that underwent changes, no longer existing in opposition to the government. Instead, they were now willing to follow the government’s commands and, learning from Le Qin’s forces, were responsible for security and labor.
The government saw this as a positive development and immediately registered security companies for them.
Of course, Ji Yang was not about to overlook Sun Changping’s area either. He would no longer test just one person; the best strategy was to ensure that their leadership could keep each other in check.
Sun Changping’s subordinates were similarly readjusted.
To most, it seemed like the betrayals had affected Ji Yang, prompting such adjustments.
Time passed with Ji Yang’s successive restructurings.
The forces formerly under Le Qin’s command and the Redstone Army, now spread across twenty projects, presented themselves outwardly as project management. However, if called upon, they could assemble a force of twenty thousand soldiers.
What pleased Ji Yang the most was that the Redstone Army had just received a large supply of arms from Western forces. Now these weapons were distributed among the various project teams. Le Qin’s side had also replenished their arsenal, significantly boosting their strength, and it was no longer a situation where only half the people were armed.