To be honest, Bida doesn't really take Hoyel seriously.
What about being the second-in-command? Bida has considerable backing, and many have more influence than Hoyel.
Now, the only advantage for the second-in-command is home-field advantage, which cannot be underestimated.
However, what frustrates Hoyel is that there are indeed people advising him not to bother—and there are quite a few of them.
It's obvious that those confident in advising aren't simple figures, and for a moment, the pressure on the second-in-command is immense!
But he still managed to hold his ground, expressing that they should follow the procedure—as long as there are no mistakes, who can make things difficult for you?
Going through procedures is quite annoying—that's Bida's thought.
They hadn't thought about it; the Customs Enforcement Division also used this set of procedures to trouble Panda initially.
Qu Jianlei also noticed Bida's predicament and then received a communication from Hertman,
