Fifty kilometers southwest of Mande City, there was a military camp dotted with watchtowers, combat readiness warehouses, barracks, and drill grounds, where soldiers patrolled back and forth.
This was the headquarters of the Mande United Army, with thousands of soldiers stationed here.
These troops, cultivated with financial support from drug trafficking, casinos, scam parks, brothels, and such, were Lu Wenbo's greatest asset and the capital that allowed him to dominate the Mande region.
At this moment, inside a lavishly decorated villa in the military camp, Lu Wenbo clenched the phone tightly and roared, "You can't even handle a bunch of farmers, useless, all of you are useless, what's the point of having you."
On the other end of the phone was the Mande City Mayor, who was frantically reporting the unrest that had occurred in Mande City to him.
