From a bird's eye view, every move Yuri made was simple; there was no earth-shattering conspiracy or cunning strategies akin to a sly fox.
He simply took all the right steps, and before long, he had pushed Gao Guang to the edge of a cliff.
Why?
The answer is straightforward, not because Yuri was exceptionally strong, but because Yuri seized the right moment.
What moment, you ask? The moment of political change in the United States, the moment when the new elite were eager to wrest power and profit from the old guard.
Yuri simply bided his time with perseverance, waiting for an opportune tailwind to arise.
As the saying goes, "Even pigs can climb trees when the wind is strong enough," which means you just need to wait for the right opportunity, and if Yuri is indeed valuable enough, his importance will soar, and his suggestions will be heeded and realized.
