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Zhu Wencong had been shunned by the Chinese community from the start because he chose to be a dog for Westerners.

Even after becoming wealthy, he showed no interest in helping his fellow villagers, an attitude that angered and disgusted many.

Initially, the group was too busy setting itself up to deal with anything else, and Zhu Wencong didn't care about what others thought.

But as the group grew larger, he had to consider the impact on society and his own reputation.

The principle that 'rumors become reality when repeated by enough people' could not have been simpler, and Zhu Wencong was not willing to let others slander and insult him at will.

Therefore, he had to firmly grasp the power of public opinion, a task Zhangsun Hongyuan could do well.

If he handled this matter properly, the immigration work could proceed smoothly, and the people would not have to worry about being sold out.