However... I still have to go through the motions. He decided to go and understand the situation. As for whether he would help, that was a different story.
「anwhile.」
The news that employees from the 4S dealership had been taken away on the spot... spread like wildfire. Within Jin City’s auto sales industry, it quietly began to stir in the various 4S dealerships. The news spread further and wider, with sales groups, large and small, all discussing the matter.
"Has everyone heard? Today, at a certain 4S dealership, the police arrested two employees—the repair departnt manager and the team leader!"
"Insider news! Rumor has it they offended Qin Mu, the sa guy who previously turned the real estate agency industry upside down!"
"Sigh, those guys were really asking for it, offending soone like him. They must have been blind."
"You guys have no idea! I heard Qin Mu picked up his car one day, found out the parts were swapped the very next day, and by that sa afternoon, the police had taken them away!"
"..."
As industry peers, they suddenly felt a pang of sympathy, like the fox grieving for the hare. Every 4S dealership had a repair departnt. Such incidents... hit very close to ho. Their only consolation was that Qin Mu hadn’t chosen their dealership to buy his car. Otherwise... they could very well have been the ones taken away!
Swapping parts during repairs was sothing they had seen countless tis; it was nothing new. In this line of work... it happened daily. But even when caught, the worst consequence had always been a refund and triple compensation; it had never caused such a massive stir! The case of Niu Huan and Chang Yingcai... served as a stark wake-up call. Swapping out parts was far less safe than they had ever imagined!
Picking up the car one day, and the culprits were arrested the next! The speed was terrifying! Instantly, the entire auto industry was in a state of panic, like birds startled by the faintest sound. The re ntion of Qin Mu’s na made faces turn pale.
「Simultaneously.」
The leadership at various 4S dealerships convened ergency etings to examine internal issues within their repair departnts and prevent similar situations from occurring within their own ranks. Qin Mu’s counter-move of reporting the incident to the police as theft was completely beyond their expectations. If this thod proved effective... those car owners whose parts had been replaced would undoubtedly rush to follow suit!
"This eting has two main points."
"First, I don’t care what issues the repair departnt had in the past; such incidents absolutely must not happen again!"
"All such actions are to be considered the personal acts of the employees and have nothing to do with the company!"
"Second, the upper managent has decided that we will soon conduct internal ’ideological and cultural developnt.’ The main purpose... is to ensure everyone can recognize certain people."
「Thereafter.」
A fervent learning campaign swept through the various 4S dealerships in Jin City’s auto sales industry. Qin Mu’s "detailed profile" was distributed to every employee. His appearance, occupation, likely areas of activity, potential future spending habits, and so on, were all listed. Senior managent mandated that every employee morize this information. During their regular work... they had to be exceptionally observant, able to spot crucial details from the slightest clues. If they saw anyone resembling "Qin" or "Mu," they were to be on high alert—twelve-tenths on alert. There was no room for complacency. An employee’s personal negligence absolutely could not be allowed to tarnish the company’s reputation, image, or security!
A real estate agency had already gone bankrupt because of Qin Mu. A private bank had also vanished. These cautionary tales were fresh in their minds. All the senior executives were deeply worried, fearing they might be the next "lucky ones."
「...」
「Nine o’clock at night.」
「A certain 4S dealership.」
「The large conference room.」
Yu Zijin had also gathered the senior staff from various departnts within the dealership to discuss counterasures. "Gentlen, the company is now at a critical juncture, a matter of survival." Yu Zijin sat at the head of the table and took a deep breath, his gaze sweeping over the assembled senior executives. His expression was grave as he continued, "The repair departnt manager, Niu Huan, and team leader, Chang Yingcai, have been taken away."
"They are suspected of criminal offenses, and the situation is extrely serious."
"If this isn’t handled properly, it could very well backfire and implicate the entire company."
"Headquarters just sent a notification. We are to minimize the impact of this incident while ensuring our own protection!"
He scanned everyone present, relaying the notification from headquarters. Jin City was currently... in an uproar over this incident. All 4S dealerships, including the independent repair shops, were reportedly conducting urgent internal inspections.
It was no exaggeration to say that the re ntion of Qin Mu’s na made their faces pale. One slight act by Qin Mu... had sent tremors throughout the entire industry.
The practice of swapping out parts during maintenance was all too common. Though illegal, many still took the risk, persisting in their illicit profiteering. But... Qin Mu had countered by sending Niu Huan and Chang Yingcai to jail, making everyone realize the true severity of the matter. It wasn’t just about breaking the law anymore; it could also lead to criminal liability!
"This incident also highlights a very serious problem." Yu Zijin paused for a mont, then said, his voice laced with indignation, "Our company’s risk managent has major flaws! Certain high-risk safety hazards have never been completely eliminated. Therefore, within the next week, our company will strengthen preventative awareness in this area. We will strive to ensure that every single employee, right down to the cleaning staff and security guards, knows who Qin Mu is."
As he spoke, he produced a dossier. It contained Qin Mu’s detailed personal information and... a list of the major incidents he had orchestrated. It was extrely detailed, covering more than ten cases, each with one or several "fortunate ones" left in its wake. The biggest case involved suing an entire online platform! This preemptive asure was a decision Yu Zijin himself had made, having learned a harsh lesson.
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