Since he was determined to confirm the mutiny, Gong Yi didn't care what Yu Guanglin said to him.
He just didn't want Yu Guanglin to do nothing.
If this drags on any longer, the water in Xiangcheng will reach up to our noses.
If it were ordinary water, you could swim, find some kayaks, or even get a boat to row out of Xiangcheng.
Even a dog could see that the water was very strange.
The key issue is that once they escaped from Xiangcheng, and after Xiangcheng was submerged, it's hard to guarantee that the flood won't spread to other cities.
Can the monk run away and the temple run away too?
If we don't solve this problem soon, we'll all be finished sooner or later.
Gong Yi frowned, gazing at the misty rain ahead, and gritted his teeth, saying hatefully:
“Yu Guanglin, do something practical. Look out your windows, the world has changed, yet all you care about is who’s in power. What am I keeping you around for? To eat your fill and do nothing?”
"What's being wasted is just the food I painstakingly stocked up on!"
Hua Mi frowned slightly and walked towards Gong Yi.
In fact, the management was slow to act and unable to adapt to the fast pace of the apocalypse, which occurred in every city in the early stages of the apocalypse.
That's why she told Yu Guanglin that they should do what they were supposed to do, otherwise, who knows whether bullets or disaster would come first.
The real reason is that, in peacetime, management can't solve problems quickly, no matter how fast they try.
Hua Mi could easily imagine what the procedures were like for those in management.
Initially, due to other matters, the initial disaster report was overlooked. Later, after it gained attention, multiple experts were consulted to verify the information repeatedly.
Then there were all sorts of meetings, and whenever asked, they would say that they were still researching, investigating, and discussing solutions.
After repeated discussions about solutions, the golden time has passed, and a perfect solution has yet to emerge.
This ultimately fueled the survivors' anger, resulting in the deaths of countless administrators.
Xiangcheng hasn't reached that stage yet, but it's probably coming soon.
History always repeats itself; in chaotic times, nothing works.
The barrel of a gun is the most effective weapon.
Before Hua Mi could even reach Gong Yi's side, she saw Gong Yi hang up the phone with Yu Guanglin.
He called Tang You.
"Stop feeding Yu Guanglin and his group. If they don't work, let them go hungry. When they can't stand the hunger anymore, they'll naturally start working."
Immediately afterwards, he called Cao Feng again.
"Go ask Ke Minghong what he needs. Give him whatever he wants. He's a man who's willing to work, so we have to treat him well."
"In addition, take military control of Xiangcheng's reserve funds and material warehouses."
The management system was unreliable, and things had already come to this point, so Gong Yi immediately decided to confirm the mutiny.
They directly seized control of the administration.
He did the things that Yu Guanglin wouldn't do.
He takes care of things that Yu Guanglin doesn't.
Hua Mi behind her paused, thinking, "This boss really is a big shot; he doesn't mince words."
It's only been a few months, and we've already reached this stage.
Then Gong Yi said, frowning.
“Control all the well-known professionals, especially those with a talent for literature and those who are good at writing.”
For example, those online authors are the best at using veiled insults.
Gong Yi wanted to seize control of Xiangcheng, and he expected to be criticized. A few words of criticism wouldn't hurt him much, but in this critical period, he had to win over the people. If he was criticized too much, the survivors would easily become restless.
Difficult to manage
Cao Feng replied on the other end of the phone:
"Yes, what if those online writers rebel?"
"Give them a beating first, then we'll talk."
Gong Yi hung up the phone, turned around with a murderous look, glared at Hua Mi, and asked fiercely.
"What are you looking at?"
Hua Mi smiled broadly at Gong Yi.
"Boss, I'm so sorry I dragged you into this."
She hadn't expected Tang You to listen to her so readily. She told Tang You to lock up Yu Guanglin and the others, and Tang You actually did as she said.
Hua Mi felt a slight pang of guilt towards Gong Yi.
However, just as she said, it's not a big problem. Gong Yi is such a decisive person; even without her encouragement, he would have reached this point sooner or later.
Gong Yi gave a cold "humph." Don't think he couldn't see that Hua Mi was being somewhat smug while she was apologizing.
"Once we get back to Xiangcheng, I'll tie you up and send you straight to the garrison headquarters. I'll tell them you were behind all this, and they'll have you executed first."
He spoke harshly, his sharp eyes fixed on Hua Mi; his bad temper was universally condemned.
Hua Mi bravely endured the ordeal, showing a bit of mischievousness.
"Boss, don't be like that. I'm still very useful. We're in the same boat now, sharing both glory and hardship."
She wasn't worried about Gong Yi handing her over; if he was the kind of person who couldn't handle things, Hua Mi wouldn't stand up for him.
Moreover, the mutiny at the Xiangcheng garrison has been going on for several days, and the garrison headquarters has been investigating the matter. If Gong Yi wanted to hand Hua Mi over, he would have done so long ago.
He wouldn't allow Hua Mi to stand in front of him now, grinning and joking.
Not only has he not handed Hua Mi over, but when Yu Guanglin accuses him of using Hua Mi as a cover while Gong Yi has been secretly plotting a mutiny, Gong Yi has not uttered a single word in rebuttal.
He admitted it; yes, everything Hua Mi did was at his behest.
Just take it out on him, stop focusing on one woman, he's the one who did it all!
Therefore, it's hard not to feel dependent on a man like Gong Yi.
He was as tall as a big tree, sheltering everyone under him.
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