Every Employee Is a Thug: And You Call This a Legitimate Company?

In 2008, Jiang Che takes over a security and labor services company on the verge of bankruptcy—and about to become a prime target in a major crackdown. Faced with over a thousand hotheaded employees, their arms covered in tattoos and their only skills beating people up, Jiang Che waves a hand. “Times have changed. Put on suits, everyone! We’re going into tech and making money legally!” To boost efficiency, Jiang Che brings in the most cutting-edge “wolf culture” and performance reviews. What he doesn’t expect is that his employees, a band of thugs with little education, will interpret corporate management in an extremely hardcore way. When they launch a food delivery service, employees determined to meet their delivery times forcibly stop a construction truck from running a red light, scaring the competition out of the market overnight. When they start a ride-hailing platform, business is slow, so hundreds of burly men in black suits “politely” hand out flyers outside a rival company—until its owner is so terrified he transfers his shares on the spot. And at the year-end team-building event, departments vying for the top sales spot settle things by setting up a ring at the annual gala and swearing brotherhood in blood. The scene looks like a gathering of underground crime bosses. By the time Jiang Che commands a food delivery empire, a short-video powerhouse, and a Logistics giant, he has completely reshaped the global business landscape. Watching servers get physically unplugged, countless investment tycoons tremble. “Who does this guy have backing him? His methods are too brutal!” After investigating for three whole years, the local police are stunned to discover that Jiang Che is the city’s biggest taxpayer and a Model Philanthropist! Facing a barrage of questions from financial reporters, Jiang Che pulls out the labor laws and desperately sets the record straight: “We’re a perfectly legitimate Fortune 500 company that obeys the law. We have absolutely no ties to organized crime—our employees are just really good at getting things done!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Every Employee Is a Thug: And You Call This a Legitimate Company? — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠