The Black Organization Has a Huge Naming Problem

@WangYou: The Black Organization has a huge naming problem.
Everyone's codename is a type of alcohol, which is fine.
But the categories of alcohol are too broad.
Take vodka, for example. There are several types of vodka, and under those, numerous brands. Yet, the codename is just "Vodka".
A single member has taken up such a massive category.

So, as a detective, one look at the Black Organization tells me their scale is very limited.
They're all named Sherry, Bourbon, Rye, Gin.
This organization has, at most, a dozen or twenty people. It's obvious they did a poor job with their strategic positioning and lack the ambition to grow.

It's like when Alibaba was first founded, they used characters from Jin Yong's novels as nicknames.
Let's say we randomly intercepted a list of Alibaba members and saw names like Linghu Chong, Feng Qingyang, and Yue Lingshan—then I would know—
This company hasn't made it big yet.

If, after some time, we intercepted the list again and found nicknames like Jiao Wan'er, Wen Yi, and Cheng Ying, we'd know Alibaba had definitely grown larger.
Later on, if even "Hajimi" could become an employee nickname, that means they've become truly massive.

It's just like if I randomly learned a few Black Organization codenames and found they included Aged White Niuer Erguotou, Laoshan Refreshing, and Yanjing U8—that would mean the Black Organization had grown powerful and massive.