The chorus of seconding voices went on and on, and in the end the matter was settled just like that.
He really was no longer suited to serve as *** Commander-in-Chief—but how much Fang Yuqiong had sacrificed, and whether he was actually in the wrong, was something any clear‑eyed person could see.
Lin Haifeng decided to publicly lay out the whole chain of cause and effect not to throw his grandson under the bus; with the credit for this incident as a foundation, plus Fang Yuqiong's own "heartbroken, voluntarily resigning" posture, his road ahead might actually be much, much easier than before.
And Fran hadn't said that Lin Haifeng had turned into a supercomputer; right now only Wei Tian, Wen Yu, Fran, and Fang Yuqiong knew about that, which spoke for itself about Fang Yuqiong's standing.
Compared to Lin Que, Lin Haifeng seemed to value this grandson more. In fact, as Wen Yu saw it, judging comprehensively from all angles, Fang Yuqiong really was just a bit better than Lin Que.
