Actually, he never paid much attention to the supply market in that country because it had become increasingly powerful.
But after Ah Min joined, he realized that looking for supplies in that country would be much easier.
After all, going to other countries to find supplies meant sending people to handle the cargo and then extracting the necessary parts, which was very time-consuming and labor-intensive.
Just like that big shipment before.
The source in Malai Country met the requirements, but he had to first send people to investigate the other party's habits, figure out that they liked to play by the river, then toss them into the river, ensuring they were only half-dead and unconscious — couldn't kill them outright.
Then he had to bribe the hospital to declare them dead, make sure the doctors did some tricks so the cargo wouldn't wake up, and finally, have connections for the autopsy.
