The Sea People Gang outsourced for public housing management.
In various regions, these local groups managed and maintained public housing.
This idea sounded good in theory, but in practice, Zhou Yi quickly found many problems.
The first issue was the mixed nature of the Sea People Gangs.
On the East Continent, these gangs had long been suppressed by major groups led by the Heavenly Kingdom, regularly eradicated and periodically targeted in anti-crime campaigns, causing them to restrain themselves for years.
Although they caused trouble and attacked towns and merchant ships, they knew some red lines couldn't be crossed.
The gangs that dared to disobey and act recklessly were all eliminated.
What remained were groups that could adapt to the current environment's rules.
They had indistinct ties with various knight orders and regional cities, often undertaking tasks from major forces, forming a gray group tacitly allowed to exist, generally considered to understand the rules.
