Influence is a difficult thing to materialize; it's related to power and somewhat to fame, yet this relationship is hard to quantify into a concrete standard.
However, CEO Cheng had his own contemplations regarding influence.
Influence = number of people who know you * your capabilities.
As for whether those who know you approve or despise you, it's irrelevant—the minds of the masses can be guided.
What's important is that CEO Cheng had to stand at the center of the stage first, letting people know his name.
Infamy? That didn't matter!
Are there few scandals on the bottom of those celebrity's backsides?
Is that man short on scandals?
Does the Democratic Party's enchantress lack scandals?
There is one cruel truth in history; as long as you win, there will always be great scholars to interpret the classics for you.
How you win doesn't matter, how disgracefully you win is irrelevant, as long as you win, you get it all.
