In the meeting room, the scene was extremely heated, and Liu Chengbin's side clearly had the upper hand.
It wasn't that their arguments were better, but that they had more people.
On Bai Zhizhan's side, there were only six people, and Zheng Jiangming had quietly slipped away after the argument started, while the officers from the Southern Fleet numbered nearly twenty.
If a verbal dispute turned into a physical one, Bai Zhizhan and his group would quickly be beaten down.
Fortunately, this was the Navy headquarter.
No matter how bold Liu Chengbin was, he knew the consequences of starting a fight at the Navy headquarter. The key point was that Zhu Shijian had not yet intervened, forcing Liu Chengbin to be cautious.
The critical issue was that he was Liu Changhe's nephew.
If Zhu Shijian wanted to make an example of Liu Changhe to ensure the Southern Fleet followed his commands, he might very well start with Liu Changhe's nephew.
However, it takes two to clap hands.
