During this period, they also received reports regarding the four men, who were suspected of assaulting women. There were dozens of victims, though only a few brave enough to come forward to the police. It was clear that these three men had been targeted for revenge. The case eventually fizzled out, and a few months later, the parents of those three thugs also passed away mysteriously from illness—but those are stories for another time.
As for Chen Mo, the Chen Group finally found a design proposal that caught his interest during the bidding process for a new project, and he immediately decided to move forward with it. The winning design team consisted of a group of young men and women who were not well-known in the industry, but they won entirely because of their avant-garde design concepts.
Chen Mo intended to develop this plot of land into the most luxurious residential and commercial district in Shanghai. In his previous life, this was the site of the famous Tomson Riviera, but now it was renamed "Moonlight over the Sea." Because of Chen Mo's influence, the Chen Group had no need to borrow from banks; they were flush with capital and financed the entire project themselves. After finalizing the detailed plan, Chen Mo delegated the work entirely to his subordinates. To ensure they wouldn't deceive him, he deliberately imposed a dual-control system on his senior executives. This approach preserved their personal initiative while ensuring their absolute loyalty to him.
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