Police officer Chen Shu

Chapter 889 Park KTV, Heaven and Earth (Part 1)
KTV.

The entertainment venues in the telecom fraud park are different from those in China because they cater to different demographics.

The "piglets" who close deals are their main clients, and as soon as they close a deal, the piglets, regardless of whether it's midnight or morning, will always rush to the KTV to find women to vent their frustrations.

Therefore, the KTV and casino here are open 24 hours a day.

The reason is simple: it's profitable.

Especially those who had just finished ice skating in the private room, after having sex with the women holding the armrests, while they still had the effects of the drug, would be deliberately led to the casino.

Because people are prone to stubborn behavior when stimulated by ice.

When we gamble, we think about many things. For example, if we lose seven or eight rounds in a row, we easily lose interest. Or if we only have one million in our bank account and suddenly lose three hundred thousand, we might give up because we are afraid of the game ahead.

But it's different for people who have finished skating; they're like people who've gotten stuck in a rut, and they won't stop until they've lost everything.

What's even more terrifying is that even after you've lost all your money, it's not over yet. The casino's henchmen will offer you more gambling funds, and then you'll borrow more and lose more, and borrow more and more as you lose.

Once the person wakes up, it will be a high-interest loan that they can never repay in their lifetime.

Finally, they stayed in the park forever as piglets.

"Brother Xia, you're here. Aren't you resting at this hour?"

"I'm so excited I can't sleep, so I came over to have a few more drinks with Big Dog. Is he still there?"

"I noticed Dog hasn't come out yet; he's probably still inside playing. By the way, Xia, the casino's opening session is about to start; should we save the first batch of dice for you guys?"

It's said that casinos rely on the heavens, fate, and the bodhisattva, so they've turned it into something akin to feudal superstition, creating something similar to the first incense stick lit at a temple on the first day of the Lunar New Year—the first hand of dice.

"Get lost! Go ahead and use that to fool your old man. First hand of dice, huh? Why don't you go and roll a couple of rounds yourself?" Li Xia laughed and cursed without any politeness.

The KTV thugs chuckled and retreated to the side.

Li Xia was a familiar face here, and he had just defeated the undefeated Basong in the park's most famous boxing match, so even at this time close to dawn, the thugs on duty did not feel anything was amiss.

Instead, he sought every opportunity to get closer to Li Xia.

"888"

The Chinese people are stubborn and pursue auspicious numbers no matter where they are on Earth. But can these so-called auspicious numbers that people pursue in their daily lives really protect you for a lifetime?
Only you can protect yourself.

Li Xia pushed open the door and entered. The private room was a mess, the spotlights were still shining randomly overhead, the TV was playing the latest music video of a popular Chinese singer, and Big Dog was lying on his back on the sofa, fast asleep.

A girl was curled up on the floor beside the coffee table.

The other one has disappeared without a trace.

Li Xia glanced at the coffee table and saw an extra iron plate on it, with a few plastic cards covered in white powder on the plate.

Li Xia understood that if he inhaled too much of this stuff, he would fall into a deep, unbearable sleep.

After rummaging around for a while, Li Xia took out the phone from Da Gouzi, unlocked it with his fingerprint, opened WeChat and went through the chat history. Fortunately, Da Gouzi only asked A Cai to prepare the car at eight o'clock the next morning, without mentioning any specific reason.

Li Xia breathed a sigh of relief and quickly typed a message for A Cai, changing the time to 6 o'clock, when there were the fewest people in the park.

A few seconds later, the other end replied with two words: "Received."

“A modern-day slave…” Li Xia chuckled bitterly as he recalled Big Dog’s earlier analogy.

Li Xia looked down at the unresponsive dog, his eyes flickering. This guy was actually not even twenty. Back in China, he'd probably still be holed up in some university dorm, playing games all night with his classmates.

Enjoy the only four carefree years of your life.

In the end, Li Xia abandoned his plan to kill him, just because Da Gouzi, after taking a beating from him, still followed him around calling him "Brother Xia, Brother Xia." He was still just a child after all.

After putting the dog's phone in his pocket, Li Xia was about to leave when he went to the restroom in the private room. However, when he turned the doorknob, he found that it was locked from the inside.

"Hey bro, wait a minute, the guy's still playing!"

The voice of Ahao, the head of the technical department, came from inside. Li Xia listened intently and could faintly hear a girl sobbing inside the toilet. The sense of despair was so clear that it could be heard even through the door.

Li Xia pretended to be angry and kicked the door, then went back to the private room and sat down. He glanced at the girl who was still lying on the ground. Now that he was closer, he noticed that the girl was foaming at the mouth and her body was twitching slightly.

Li Xia numbly turned his gaze away, no longer looking at her, his mind racing with thoughts.

If we can keep Ah Hao and Da Gouzi under control and prevent them from contacting the driver Ah Cai, we can get on the bus smoothly tomorrow morning and then leave the park smoothly in the car driven by Ah Cai.

The big dog has already sucked too much; it probably won't be able to get up tomorrow morning.

As for Ah Hao, he'll be taken to town to get his glasses repaired tomorrow, so he'll get up eventually.

Thinking about it this way, things become simple.

At that moment, the girl at her feet suddenly arched her back, pressing her stomach against the edge of the coffee table, her fingertips spasming as she gripped the edge tightly, her nails scraping against the wood with a harsh sound.

A few seconds later, a lot of white foam uncontrollably spilled from the corners of the girl's mouth. With a final gurgling sound from her throat, her tense body went limp and she collapsed to the ground.

Li Xia watched all of this with a cold eye.

In the end, he reached out to check her breath, and unsurprisingly, she died.

The TV then played the next song, a short video that had been wildly brainwashing and deceiving naive young girls on the Chinese internet earlier this year.

The woman thought that by running away to northern Myanmar, she would meet a young warlord as arrogant and unruly as those in novels, and that she would happen to be his proud little princess.

"This is northern Myanmar, the place where I grew up."

"Welcome to my world, my precious little princess."

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Hearing the cell phone ringing from the big dog's body, Li Xia opened his mouth and whispered, "This is northern Myanmar, a place where all kinds of evil are committed. Welcome to your hell, you brainless little idiot."

boom.

The toilet door was kicked open, and the metal doorknob slammed against the wall with a dull thud.

Ah Hao, pulling at his belt, staggered out from inside, head down: "Brother Gou, I thought you were going to sleep until tomorrow morning."

Suddenly, a cold wind swept past the back of Ah Hao's neck. Before he could react, he was struck on the back of the head by a heavy object, staggered a few steps forward, and fell onto the carpet.

The glasses that had held up all night were smashed to pieces this time.

The person also fainted.

Li Xia stood behind the door, threw the ashtray in his hand on the ground, turned around and went into the toilet. He saw a girl curled up by the toilet, her whole body covered in dirt.

When she saw another man enter, the girl did not react. She just looked at Li Xia with a confused expression, without moving her body or saying anything to beg for mercy.

Li Xia glanced at her, washed his hands, took a long towel from the shelf, and tossed it in front of the girl: "Spit out what's in your mouth, then wash yourself clean. Don't be afraid, I'm not with them. Do you have any drugs? Do you want some water?"

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Perhaps the corpse in the private room touched a nerve with Li Xia, causing the usually taciturn man to keep rambling in the restroom, even though he was the only one talking the whole time.

Take you home
However, after all that talk, those four words never actually came out of Li Xia's mouth.