"Yes, let's talk to you about something, something that is beneficial to both you and me." Lin En carefully considered his words. He wanted to guide Caesar on the right path and do something truly meaningful, but also wanted to hide himself as much as possible.
tendency.
"What's up?"
"You can't go on doing nothing like this. If you really want to help the miners improve their situation, the most important thing you should do now is to get along with them and let them realize your sincerity and regard you as their backbone. Only in this way, you are fighting against your father and brother
Only when the time comes can we get their support." Lin En further elaborated on Caesar's development route.
Caesar looked surprised.
In their first communication less than an hour ago, they didn't get along well.
Linn seemed to have decided that he was a coward, so he stayed away from himself like the god of plague.
How come your attitude has changed 180 degrees now, and you have begun to guide yourself step by step on how to realize your great ambition?
Also, in my impression, isn’t Linn just an ordinary worker from the slums?
How could he give advice that sounded feasible?
How did he suddenly become his brother Rory's follower?
Why did his brother Rory say that Lin En chose to join the mining field because he heard about his ‘prestige’?
For a moment, Caesar, who had many questions popping up in his mind, subconsciously took two steps back and put a certain distance away from Lin En.
Lin En saw vigilance and alienation from his behavior, frowned and asked: "What's wrong?"
"You... why do you come here? You definitely don't just want to make money as a thug, right?" Nishizawa asked.
"Yes." Linn's relief doubled.
Being able to ask such a question further proves that Caesar is not an idiot with a blank mind.
Now it depends on how good his understanding is. If he can understand what he means clearly and has good execution ability, then it won't be long before he becomes the backbone of the miners.
Of course, Linn is not so arrogant that he thinks he can make Caesar the leader of the miners on his own.
The route he pointed out only played a third role.
The other two thirds are:
First, Caesar is Carmine's son, which is a natural protective umbrella.
Second, according to Nishizawa’s previous narration, the mine often defaulted on miners’ wages and ignored hidden dangers in order to rush work and quantity, resulting in many accidents within a few months and the death of many miners. Moreover, the mine did not provide any compensation to the dead miners.
.This means that the miners have been oppressed to the extreme, and now they only need a fuse and someone to push them to get out.
"Then you...what are you here for?" Caesar didn't expect Lin En to respond so simply and openly.
"You should still remember your brother's teasing, saying that I came to seek refuge after hearing about your reputation." Lin En again used his best ability to make up lies, "This is the truth, I do know what you are doing.
I wanted to come over because of the miners' voice. But I happened to meet your brother on the way, so I took advantage of the opportunity and joined him first."
"So...you are actually here to help me?"
Lin En said "Yeah": "Although you once crushed my legs, after this series of temptations and tests, I am willing to believe that you are a good person."
"Then why do you want to be my brother's thug instead?" Caesar asked.
"Otherwise, I will become the target of public criticism with you? Will that be of any benefit to solving the problem?" Lin En spoke with a sense of confidence, which made people instinctively want to convince rather than try to refute.
"But..." Xizawa always felt that something was wrong, but he just couldn't bring it up.
"Back to the topic, did you listen to what I said?" Lin En accelerated the pace of instruction without giving Caesar too much time to think about his motives.
Caesar was completely led by Lin En: "I understand, the question is, how do I get along with the miners and make them realize my sincerity?"
"Now that you are in charge of the canteen, you should do your best to provide better food. Note that you must let the miners know that the food has become better because you feel sorry for them. This has nothing to do with your father or brother.
"Lynn said.
"This shouldn't be difficult..."
"On what occasions have you ever spoken up for the miners and contradicted your father?" Linn planned Caesar's route step by step.
"Basically in the office." Caesar replied.
Lin En immediately rejected this approach: "It is right to speak up for the miners and contradict your father. But if you do it in the office, the miners can't see it, and they can't feel your sincerity.
You regard him as a cold-blooded powerful man no different from your father and brother."
Nishizawa raised concerns: "When I contradicted my father and spoke for the miners, it was easy for my father to get out of power. He would definitely punish me more severely."
"You need to find a way to balance it yourself. You can't have your cake and eat it too. You can't show yourself in a glamorous way and still have your father be indifferent." Lin En also thought of this, but he didn't.
Keep it in mind.
"Okay, let me think of a way...are you sure these two methods will work?" Caesar knew what the price would be if this failed.
This almost sent the mine into a frenzy.
Especially at this juncture when their family and Paramount Company are fighting for new mineral deposits.
If he failed, his father would most likely expel him from the mine in anger and drive him back to his leisurely farm to live with his grandparents.
"The miners are oppressed to this extent, and they must hope to change. Your appearance will undoubtedly bring them hope. As long as you persist, use your sincerity to impress and win over them, it is impossible for them not to unite and support you.
." Linn gave Caesar confidence.
"Okay..." Nishizawa felt hope with his rare intuition, "I have one last question, how do you know so much? You don't..."
He wanted to say that Lynn was just a civilian who didn't go to school much and was working in a cannery in a common job three years ago.
These means and mentality of uniting the miners are not like what ordinary people can think of.
But saying these words too directly would inevitably offend others, so in the end I hesitated to speak.
Lynn is not that sensitive: "The chaos in the slums is beyond your imagination. When you live in that kind of place, it is normal to understand some principles."
"Really..." Nishizawa had never lived in a slum, so he murmured in his heart.
"Don't underestimate ghettos. Every place has its rules and operating logic." Lynn emphasized.
"I understand..." Caesar nodded hesitantly.
Originally, it was Nishizawa who questioned Lin En's knowledge, but in the end, Lin En questioned him and accepted it humbly.
This made Linn worried again.
It's a good thing that this guy is easy to fool, but wouldn't it be detrimental to uniting the miners if he was too easily fooled?
It seems that my own road is the real one with a long and arduous journey.
If you want to support Caesar to get things done, it is definitely not something that can be achieved in three to five days.
"Let's stop talking about this first. You can think about how to better start from these two aspects in private." Lin En glanced at his watch. It was already eleven-thirteen. If he didn't go back, he might arouse suspicion.
Then he gave Caesar his final instructions.
"You look like you're in a hurry?" Caesar noticed that Lynn looked at his watch frequently.
"It's best not to let them know that we are in touch now, so that I can be more useful as your internal agent for your father and brother." Linn added, "At 9:30 tonight, we can
Let's meet again here. I hope you can come up with a complete plan by then."
"Okay..." Caesar was still digesting Lin En's words.
Unable to delay the time any longer, Linn said goodbye to Caesar and walked towards the office.
But by coincidence, Rory happened to walk out of his father Carmine's office. Before returning to his own office, he took a casual look and saw the scene of Lynn and Caesar parting.
Lin En's heart tightened, but she didn't feel guilty at all.
Instead, he waved to Luo Li and walked over quickly.
"Why are you with Caesar?" Rory asked doubtfully.
"Ah, I just came out to use the toilet, and I happened to bump into Master Nishizawa after going. I heard from Robert that Young Nishizawa has been speaking out for the miners. I was quite curious about why he did this, so I chatted with him for a few words." Lin En.
His facial expressions and tone of voice are so natural that you can't fault him.
Rory never expected that this newly arrived thug would support his good-for-nothing brother to unite the miners, and then deal with him: "Try not to deal with him in the future, and do your part."
"Don't worry, although I did have the idea of coming to the mine after hearing about him at first, now that I have defected to you, I can no longer have second thoughts." Lin En expressed her loyalty.
"I'm afraid that you will be influenced by him. There must be something wrong with my brother." Rory pretended to believe Lin En and pointed to his head again.
Although he is a rich man, he stands up for the miners.
Rory could only explain this behavior by saying that there was something wrong with his brain.
"Understood." Linn stopped talking nonsense on this matter, "By the way, have you and Mr. Carmine reached a conclusion?"
"Go back and talk." Rory quickly returned to the office a few steps away.
Driver Robert and consultant Todd, who were resting inside, immediately got up and gathered around.
"Everyone sit down." Luo Li asked a few people to sit down and went straight to the topic, "My father wanted to build the infrastructure first and transport the machines there. But in the end he was a step too slow and wanted to maintain greater interests. At the moment, we only have
There are two ways to go. Either destroy the machines shipped by Paramount Company and re-establish the advantage. Or use some force during No. 9's negotiations to force them to make concessions."
Linn didn't even know what to say.
After working on it for a long time, I still want to break up with Paramount.
This father and son are really rough.
No wonder he made his fortune from the mines, but was restricted by the mines and has not been able to successfully transform.
In this case, the most critical thing right now is yourself.
Should we remain silent and support them, or should we come up with a more reliable countermeasure?
This choice is destined to affect the unfolding of the task at that time.