My eldest brother lacks academic qualifications and is not young anymore, so he is usually regarded as a "person with limited potential" and will not be allocated more resources unless someone above him insists on promoting him.

"Cadres? I didn't even dare to think about that. Our family's current situation is so good that many people would even beg for it. Dongbao, have you eaten yet? Do you want me to cook for you tonight?"

"Yes, I ate at a state-owned restaurant."

This time they learned their lesson and only ordered two dishes, which were just enough for them to finish, saving them the trouble of packing up.

"Young man, you can't waste your money on this mouth. Forget it, I don't bother with you."

She earns a lot anyway, so even if she gives out half, it will be enough to cover what she saves by living frugally."

…

Sun Laiyi was very emotional these days and firmly refused to be sent to the farm. However, no matter how much she cried and begged, the police officers were all hard-hearted and refused to show mercy.

In that case, don't blame her for being immoral. Huo Tingxun is coming to find her soon, so she absolutely cannot leave at this time.

This was the only chance she could think of to meet and get to know him. If she missed it, she had a premonition that the rest of her life would be extremely miserable, almost spent in regret and remorse.

Knocking on the door, she called out, "Comrade police, I have information. If I can make meritorious contributions while serving my sentence, can I apply for a reduced sentence?"

Several of "Lao Cao's" dens were destroyed and many of his subordinates were arrested, but he refused to reveal who his superiors were and which factories' bigwigs he usually contacted.

The higher-ups are exhausted with this matter and have held several meetings in a row. Now that they have discovered new clues, they naturally want to keep Sun Laiyi stable. As long as her requests are not too excessive, they can satisfy them as appropriate.

Sun Laiyi didn't know much, but she could tell who the boss behind Lao Cao was, where he usually went to eat, and that he lived in the county instead of the city. These pieces of information alone were invaluable.

After confirming that it was true, almost all the staff rushed out to catch the man. Soon they blocked the boss at the dinner table and found several account books in his house.

When you pull out a radish, you bring out the mud. Several factories were in turmoil, and there were always one or two middle-level managers who were caught. Some were timid and did not dare to make too many changes, so they were just demoted or fired.

There were several people similar to Qian Dabiao who were shot. Of course, the factories were also responsible for the poor supervision. The management was criticized by name and the warehousing department suffered a heavy loss.