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Black Witch Cult is the largest cult-like gang in China. Its influence in the realm of cults is even greater than that of Laoshan and Longhu Mountain in Taoism. The gang has numerous skilled members, with thousands of subordinates, essentially functioning like a small country.
In the Miao Region, they are the rulers.
The Black Witch Cult originated from Miao Witchcraft, which was forcefully renamed by the newly appointed leader, Wang Sijin.
Wang Sijin is the strongest leader since the establishment of Black Witch Cult, formerly known as Miao Witchcraft. There were rumors that he had a decisive battle with Qingyun Daozhang from Longhu Mountain, but the outcome remains unknown. However, after the battle, Qingyun Daozhang stepped down, and his peer, Qing Song, took over.
The king of the Black Witch Cult is still Wang Sijin. Although he rarely appears in public, there is still quite a bit of information about him due to his prominent status.
Speaking of this leader, Wang Sijin, he is indeed a remarkable figure.
Back in the day when he first joined Miao Witchcraft, he was just an ordinary Younger Brother, doing odd jobs and running errands, often at the beck and call of others. As people often say, he was like a brick—wherever needed, he would be moved.
At that time, Miao Witchcraft was not as large or organized as it is now and frequently experienced internal conflicts.
Once, people from other nearby Miao factions initiated a conflict with them, resulting in their local leader being killed.
Later, Wang Sijin led a group of his close allies to confront the enemy head-on, carving out a path for themselves and attracting many snakes and insects to help defeat their opponents decisively.
After the battle, this incident reached higher authorities because his background was relatively clean and there was no suitable candidate after the local leader's death. He was promoted beyond expectations to become the head of that area, overseeing a village with about a hundred subordinates.
His methods were indeed effective; upon taking office, he integrated all his subordinates and invited experienced masters in both witchcraft and martial arts to provide unified training for them regularly.
His policies yielded good results; in subsequent battles, his village almost achieved complete victory each time.
This left a positive impression on higher-ups, although as a mere local leader, he still did not hold much significance in their eyes. However, Wang Sijin proved to be a patient individual who endured for several years while training his people to become formidable fighters.
Later, seizing the opportunity, they launched a surprise attack at night and defeated several nearby Miao Villages that had been in conflict with them.
At that time, the Miao Region lacked cohesion; it didn't matter to those at the top as long as those below were doing well.
Thus, Wang Sijin cleaned out all the upper echelons and placed his elite subordinates in all positions of power.
The lowest-ranking individuals remained the same; they were merely victims of battle. As long as they had food to eat, it didn't matter who they fought for. Did they really have any feelings for their leader?
Wang Sijin's actions immediately expanded his territory by more than five times. He also integrated all the villages into one large stronghold. Subsequently, he conducted extensive training for personnel and organized hunting teams, farming teams, and security squads.
What were once scattered villages began to take shape under his leadership. While they weren't fully united, at least they were no longer so disorganized.
There were combat personnel, those responsible for food reserves, and those in charge of security.
The formal training and organization quickly transformed this ragtag army into something more formidable.
Although the Miao Witchcraft was large, it still struggled against the encroachment of surrounding Miao factions. Wang Sijin's expansion was good news for them, and his strategies and training methods caught the attention of the Authorities for the first time.
In the following years, Wang Sijin led his elite team in a bold expansion. Every village within a five-mile radius became their target.
Five years later, their influence had grown to over ten times its original size, making them one of the largest villages in the area. Wang Sijin also became one of the Authorities of Miao Witchcraft.
Later on, Miao Witchcraft intensified its efforts under the leadership of the reigning Miao King, launching a frenzied counterattack and expansion. This reckless behavior finally provoked tension and anger among other Miao factions.
The combined forces of numerous Miao factions proved too much for even Miao Witchcraft to handle, putting significant pressure on the Miao King. The attacks did not only come from other villages but also stemmed from the responsibilities imposed by the Authorities.
Due to his poor judgment, Miao Witchcraft fell into crisis. The enraged Miao King directly led a team to confront the enemy head-on. However, the opposing side hired a skilled fighter from the black market at great expense and managed to outsmart even the Miao King.
In that battle, although Miao King ultimately escaped with his life, he was severely injured and nearly crippled by Evil Arts. Coupled with his series of mistakes, he was subsequently dismissed by the Authorities.
However, the battlefield remained tense, and the situation was still passive. If this continued, Miao Witchcraft might become a thing of the past.
When everyone was at a loss, Wang Sijin volunteered himself, personally leading his elite subordinates to launch a surprise attack from the rear, defeating a large part of the enemy's forces.
Later, he repeatedly crushed the enemy's coalition army, effectively stabilizing the situation.
Due to his achievements, the authorities ultimately decided to promote him as the temporary leader, taking on the role of Miao King.
Some people's abilities are fixed and unchanging; no matter what position they hold, their capabilities remain the same. Some are suited to lead a dozen people but cannot manage a hundred. Others can command millions but struggle with just a few.
However, there are also individuals whose abilities are determined by their position. Whether leading a few, dozens, hundreds, or even thousands, they can maintain control.
Wang Sijin was clearly one of these individuals. From being a grassroots subordinate to now being Miao King, he could manage everything perfectly.
Under his vigorous reforms, each hostile Miao faction was absorbed into his ranks.
Initially, they only intended for him to be a pawn—a gunman—who would be replaced or eliminated once the fighting had settled down.
However, he was also a formidable character who had endured for many years to reach this position. Would he easily relinquish it? After mingling in the underworld for so long, did they really think he was unaware of their intentions?
As Wang Sijin continued to integrate more factions under his command, his following grew larger and larger. Gradually, those authorities found themselves unable to control him. Eventually, under Wang Sijin's tactics, several were forced to resign; those who refused were directly eliminated. (To be continued.)
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