The process hadn’t been particularly remarkable, and Ji Yang had been in Jinyin City for several days.
During these few days, nobody did much, as they were all officials from outside and needed time to quickly familiarize themselves with the local circumstances.
Ji Yang also collected all sorts of information about the area and began to study it.
For now, Ji Yang wasn’t in a hurry to find a secretary, nor did he require a driver; he needed time to observe.
What surprised Ji Yang was that there wasn’t a small clique formed among classmates from the party school. Since their arrival, the others seemed to each have their own thoughts, leading to a situation where everyone was isolated like separate mountains.
Ji Yang did not want to be a mountain himself; he thought that being able to work here and having backers was good enough. There was no necessity to become a mountain—a leader—as long as everyone supported his work.
Another concern was that Ji Yang still wasn’t clear about the situation of the team members and needed time to quickly understand their conditions.
While he was studying the materials, his cellphone rang.
It was a call from Cao Li.
A few women also knew that Ji Yang was in a sensitive period with many eyes on him; hence, although they had arrived in Jinyin City long ago, they had not yet visited Ji Yang.
Now that Cao Li had called, Ji Yang knew they must have settled some matters.
On the phone, Cao Li didn’t say much, just gave an address.
Ji Yang left the office, went to where the bicycle shed was located, pulled out a bike, and rode out of the government compound.
Recently, Ji Yang hadn’t requested a driver and didn’t use government vehicles; he always cycled, displaying a very simple lifestyle.
The bicycle quickly merged into the stream of people.
His attire was very ordinary, and once he blended into the crowd, no one would think he was a deputy mayor.
Ji Yang actually enjoyed this feeling very much.
The bike traveled through alleys accessible only to bicycles, making tracking him almost impossible.
Having just arrived at a new place, Ji Yang didn’t want anyone following him; it was necessary to be cautious.
After covertly observing for a while and confirming that there was indeed no one tracking him, he checked around for security cameras.
During this time, Ji Yang had noticed that on the streets of Jinyin City, there were not many cameras, and many were even broken. The route he chose was very discreet. Newest update provided by novel(ꜰ)ire.net
After parking his bike, Ji Yang went into a restroom. When he came out, he had completely transformed his appearance and no longer looked like himself.
This was a makeup technique Ji Yang had quietly learned from Gao Changjun. It was surprising that special forces would learn such skills, but now it seemed, a little alteration could astonishingly change one’s appearance entirely.
Hailing a taxi, Ji Yang quickly headed to the address Cao Li had mentioned.
Upon arrival, he found it was an unremarkable little yard.
Just as Ji Yang reached the gate, his phone rang, and as he answered, the gate automatically opened.
Seeing the automatic door, Ji Yang didn’t say anything and walked inside.
As he entered the gate, the doors behind him closed.
At this moment, Ji Yang saw a spacious yard where a few women were standing.
Seeing Ji Yang’s disguised appearance, they all started laughing.
When Ji Yang saw they were all his women, he removed his makeup and laughed as well, saying, "You really did a good job; this place is nice."
Qian Huifang laughed and said, "This place really suits what you wanted, right?"
As they spoke, the women all came up to him.
Each embraced him warmly, and Ji Yang felt a comforting warmth; these women were always with him.