In the end, Fang Hong adopted Hilveld's suggestion.
The reason was very simple.
As Parker put it, instead of waiting for fate, it's better to take some action—though it wasn't that exaggerated. But having taken on the risk, there must be a corresponding reward, which means boldly driving others to connect with those captains and even helping them investigate those with a dark aura.
So, not yet understanding the situation, Cuiye began a life of non-stop hustle.
As the middleman, he dealt with dozens of captains one by one in transactions, also gathering information everywhere, almost taking up all of his free time. The benefit was that he could share combat intelligence from Fang Hong for free. Of course, it wasn't just that; Fang Hong knew that Cuiye was undoubtedly skimming from these transactions, but he turned a blind eye, with both parties understanding tacitly.
