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Chapter 77: Chapter 77 Adverse Evidence
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With performance earnings of five million, a commission of 20%—that’s one million—it’s no wonder so many people know it’s a tiger’s den yet still converge like moths to a flame.
However, Lin Chuan remained unmoved in his heart.
Make money in the factory; spend it in the factory; not a penny should be taken home.
Once you really enter the factory, you might never leave that small plot of land for the rest of your life.
Third floor of the factory.
It was shabby and dilapidated inside, with messy wires on the floor, desks set apart, divided by wooden boards, forming chat rooms.
On the walls, slogans were painted in red, blood-stirring words.
‘Sleep on the floor today, become a boss tomorrow.’
‘Want success? Go mad first, charge toward money with no regrets.’
‘Fight once, rich for three generations, only hard work keeps you from failure.’
Lin Chuan sat at workstation number 8027, with two dedicated phones and a computer in front of him.
He has truly become a ‘salesman.’
Dammit, a fraud salesman is still called a salesman?
Complain as he might.
The experience of ‘salesman’ career life continued.
Lin Chuan took a deep breath and started to access the ‘business negotiation skills’ gifted by the system.
But within three seconds, Lin Chuan furrowed his brows, completely stunned.
This so-called ‘business negotiation skills’ was actually professional scams!
System, you’re too cruel!
Factory fraud salesman = salesman; a fraud salesman needs professional scams to converse with clients.
So, business negotiation skills = professional scams?
Whose good family’s business negotiation skills are professional scams?
My business empire!
Sob sob sob—
“What are you daydreaming about?”
The Scarred Man, wielding a metal rod, came around to Lin Chuan’s side and barked at him.
Lin Chuan glanced at the Scarred Man and said, “I’ll start right away.”
The Scarred Man pointed at the fat man next to him. “Sister Lan has ordered you to mentor him!”
“Yes, yes.”
The fat man responded two times in a row.
Afterward, he immediately began guiding Lin Chuan into work mode.
“Kid, there’s no fixed business here; there are categories like order brushing rebates, online gambling, investment managing, virtual currencies—the only criteria is performance.”
Lin Chuan nodded.
Having assimilated the ‘professional scams’ knowledge, he now had a deeper understanding of the various types of fraud the fat man spoke about.
The fat man continued, “Your first step is to find fish.”
Lin Chuan smiled and did as instructed.
Finding fish was the process of searching for targets.
Next was ‘baiting,’ that is, offering the ‘fish’ high returns, showing them the concrete profits to entice them to continue betting or to make additional investments.
Once a fish took the bait, it was time to ‘net’ them.
With the help of professional expertise, Lin Chuan quickly completed his first deal.
In the following days,
Lin Chuan achieved performance every day.
His continuous signing of deals alerted Sister Lan, who was in charge.
“Mr. Lin, you’re doing well, it’s only been a few days and you’ve already made a million in earnings,” Sister Lan said, blinking and moving closer to Lin Chuan.
Lin Chuan smelled Sister Lan’s strong perfume, felt his nose tickle, sneezed, and then rubbed his nose. “Sister Lan, I think this way of making money is too slow.”
In the virtual world,
Maybe because Lin Chuan already had a detailed plan, he became confident.
Sister Lan was taken aback, looking at Lin Chuan, “Too slow?”
“Yes.”
Lin Chuan nodded slightly.
“So tell me, what’s your plan?”
Sister Lan asked with interest. Somehow, she felt that the young handsome guy before her possessed a special kind of confidence.
“Don’t you think the scams here are too outdated?” Lin Chuan countered.
“Hmm?”
Sister Lan hummed in response.
Lin Chuan smiled and explained, “Most of the operations in the KK factory area still rely on web promotion and manual luring to hook a fish. If the salesman they contact has slightly inferior business negotiation skills, then the deal is likely to fall through.”
Sister Lan appeared thoughtful and nodded in agreement, “Go on.”
“Therefore, the KK factory area could utilize advanced technology to compensate for the shortcomings of manual operations,” Lin Chuan threw out his point of view.
“Advanced technology?” Sister Lan frowned slightly. “Do you have advanced technology?”
Lin Chuan smiled, seizing the opportunity, “I could try employing AI face swapping, voice simulation, and other technologies.”
“You know how to do those things?” Sister Lan was somewhat surprised.
“I studied programming in college,” Lin Chuan explained.
After watching Lin Chuan for a good while, Sister Lan finally nodded, “Alright, I’ll give you two days. If your technology works, I’ll make you the leader of this group.”
In the factory area, there were clearly defined ranks.
Salesman—Group Leader—Deputy—Factory Manager.
Lin Chuan revealed a smile that wasn’t easily noticeable.
He was originally a chat fraud salesman. Although he had a computer, he was constantly monitored. If he wrote code, that would be discovered.
So, he decided to apply to Sister Lan, to write code in plain sight.
As a world-class hacker, as long as he could write code, he could ‘KEKEKE’ laugh.
Along the way, he could also gain Sister Lan’s trust.
Lin Chuan’s ten fingers rested on the keyboard he was extremely familiar with, like a world-famous pianist touching his beloved piano once again.
Tap.
Lin Chuan pressed the first key, and then, like playing music, his ten fingers moved exceptionally agilely, lines of code appearing on the screen that dazzled Sister Lan.
The reason Sister Lan was watching Lin Chuan was because she was worried he might use this opportunity to contact people outside.
But she couldn’t understand Lin Chuan’s code.
Even those who were hackers themselves couldn’t understand these codes.
However, her concern was not unfounded.
Lin Chuan indeed was using the code to start making contact with the outside world, and it didn’t take long before he got in touch with the domestic Cyber Police.
It’s just that everything was proceeding in secret, and none could break the confidentiality.
From then on, Mr. Lin acquired an additional identity.
Undercover.
Thereafter, Lin Chuan climbed the ranks step by step.
Salesman—Group Leader—Deputy—Factory Manager—Corporate Agent—Corporate Supervisor—Corporate Deputy Managing Director—Corporate Director’s Proxy.
…
The real world.
The night was deep, and a gentle breeze blew, slipping into the narrow rented room and brushing Lin Chuan’s face, bringing a hint of coolness. The moon hung high, its clear light spilled in, forming a square of soft silver satin in the room.
In this segment of his ‘salesman’ career experience, Lin Chuan did his best.
Career experience ends.
Lin Chuan didn’t wait for the system announcement before he fell into a deep sleep.
He slept soundly.
Elsewhere.
Xia Qingqing had a sleepless night.
She lay in bed, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep.
Tonight, Feng Jun, whom she was investigating with, used his powerful connections to learn that the North Bear hacker community had also been infiltrated by a rogue software.
And what was pushed out was the overseas version of “Hacker Kingdom.”
The large-scale invasions in North Bear and domestically, pushing “Hacker Kingdom,” constituted a serious case of disrupting the order of network security.
As for whether Lin Chuan was implicated, the investigation was still ongoing.
Xia Qingqing actually had a favorable impression of Lin Chuan.
But the evidence uncovered now was somewhat unfavourable for him.
