Liu Shuo's sense of chivalry was obviously outdated, but after returning from abroad, Zhou Yuwen found that he had a very obvious shortcoming: he lacked people he could use. Not the kind that money could buy, but the kind who were truly loyal to him.
Zhou Yuwen thought that if he hired live-in maids and bodyguards abroad, it would cost at least a million a year. So, if it was so costly, why not train his own people.
Most of the people in the Xuhuai Association that Liu Shuo ran before were young people who were bad at their studies and admired the brotherhood of the world. Of course, some of them were decent at their studies, but it was just too difficult to rely on them to produce loyal talents for himself.
