Others make a comfortable living through legislation and fiscal strategies, why would someone like CEO Cheng need to get fleeced by them?
But this logic is something you can't really explain to Scott; instead, Cheng Daqi finds conspiracy theories far more persuasive to him.
"Chan, but I... I'm just an ordinary guy with only a high school diploma, my wife even got stolen by a black man, I've never been involved in politics, I've even been homeless, would anyone support me?"
Scott isn't stupid—after all, how could someone who served eight years in Afghanistan come back unscathed by drugs or STDs?
These issues he mentioned were indeed significant stains on his record, yes, stains.
America is a place of elitist politics, where the culture favors the strong, not the failures—pirate civilizations were somewhat like this, somewhat raw and savage.
In Hua Country there are countless heroes who rise to glory after humiliation, seen as true heroes emerging from humble beginnings.
