The Underground Emperor: Starting with Running Away with His Sister-in-Law

"Name?"

"tension."

"..."

"Name?"

"Wang Dahu".

"..."

After going around the group, only Du Chengyu's situation was different; the questioning process went surprisingly smoothly.

"Name?"

"Du Chengyu."

"age?"

"34."

"Do you know why I arrested you?"

"know."

"You damn bastard, I advise you to behave yourself and hand over... um..."

The veteran detective opposite him habitually slammed his hand on the table and stood up, but the next moment his ferocious expression suddenly froze, and he asked in surprise, "You say you know?"

"Yes, I know. I turned myself in. It was all my fault."

Du Chengyu nodded and said without hesitation, "I will voluntarily confess my problems and request leniency!"

The veteran detective hesitated for a moment, then slowly sat down and tentatively asked, "Then tell me?"

"Okay, officer. This afternoon, I was arrested by Zhang Qian..."

"Because of that bastard Zhang Qian..."

"So I contacted Ding Xin and told him Zhang Qian was here..."

"I didn't expect Zhang Qian to bring so many people; they completely surrounded Ding Xin..."

"Then..."

The veteran detective watched as Du Chengyu poured out his words like beans from a bamboo tube, his expression a mix of emotions.

He knew these gangsters too well; he had already prepared to probe indirectly and threaten them before even asking any questions.

Unexpectedly, the nominal leader of the Black Dragon Faction acted in ways that defied common sense.

They've all completely baffled him.

...

He ignored the old detective's complicated expression.

Du Chengyu cooperated perfectly and recited all the lines he had been chanting the whole way.

His words implied that the whole fighting was Zhang Qian's fault, the Black Dragon Faction's fault, and that he himself was also at fault.

The only ones who were right were Ding Xin and his gang.

According to his confession, Ding Xin was someone he summoned.

Inside the restaurant, it was Zhang Qian and his group who made the first move, even when they were outnumbered and used sharp weapons to surround and attack Ding Xin and his men.

They looked like they wouldn't stop until they were all dead.

Faced with this deadly situation, they were doomed if they didn't fight back, so Ding Xin and his men had no choice but to retaliate...

More importantly, Du Chengyu confessed that he was the one who killed those seriously injured Black Dragon Sect members.

It's said that because of his long-standing resentment towards Zhang Qian, and seeing that these people were powerless to resist, he was eager to vent his anger and went to finish them off with a knife...

In summary...

Ding Xin and his group were indeed acting in a passive defensive counterattack, which was perfectly legitimate self-defense.

Moreover, it doesn't even qualify as excessive self-defense!

After recounting the events that occurred at the restaurant, Du Chengyu also voluntarily confessed to some other crimes committed by the Black Dragon Sect.

Many of these cases are not recorded in the police department's files.

Including but not limited to violent debt collection, murder, rape, etc...

Their crimes were numerous and too many to list.

He also revealed the identities of some Black Dragon Faction members who hadn't been captured in this incident.

They even revealed their hiding place in great detail...

This kid is really going all out to get a reduced sentence by doing good deeds!

...

After taking Du Chengyu's statement, the veteran detective also reviewed the interrogation materials of the other Black Dragon faction members.

Their testimonies were largely consistent, although not as detailed as Du Chengyu's, but many details matched up.

The key points are indeed that Zhang Qian ordered the first move.

Their numbers were indeed several times greater than Ding Xin's group, and initially Ding Xin and his men didn't even have weapons.

It's true that Du Chengyu delivered the final blow as if to vent his anger; I heard he even knelt down and begged Ding Xin for it, even though Ding Xin initially tried to stop him.

Damn it, it's a complete farce of infighting.

Thinking of this, the veteran detective turned his gaze to the room where Ding Xin was.

After hesitating for a few seconds, he walked over anyway.

...

Outside the investigation room.

Ma Sik-tao was called out by the veteran detective.

At this moment, his expression was constantly changing.

Ding Xin, that little wolf cub, is truly meticulous.

Du Chengyu, that gangster bastard, actually took all the blame.

The veteran detective had already told him that, based on the existing evidence, Ding Xin and his group were indeed acting in self-defense.

They don't even need to hire a lawyer; they can be released on the spot.

Thinking of this, Ma Xidao's face grew even more gloomy.

He was determined to teach Ding Xin a lesson.

But the current situation has really taken him by surprise.

Although the police are not powerless to file a case, what good would it do even if they did?

All the witnesses and physical evidence pointed to Ding Xin.

If these materials are submitted to the prosecutor's office, not only will they not be able to prosecute him, but he will also be subjected to a thorough dressing-down by those arrogant prosecutors.

Damn it, is there really no way to deal with Ding Xin?

Ma Xidao's face showed a hint of struggle again.

The veteran detective was a man of great stature. After so many years of working together, he knew Ma Xidao all too well and instantly guessed that he was definitely unwilling to accept it.

"Squad Leader Ma, let it go. No matter what, this kid did help us. You saw what happened at the restaurant; he risked his life."

"And to put it bluntly, those who were injured this time were all the bastards of the Black Dragon Faction, and no ordinary people were affected, so it can be considered a win-win situation."

The veteran detective offered words of comfort.

"Is there really nothing we can do?"

Ma Sik-tao was still somewhat unwilling.

Seeing this, the veteran detective said meaningfully, "Besides, this kid doesn't seem like the type to stay put. We'll have plenty of opportunities to deal with him in the future, don't you think?"

Upon hearing this, Ma Xidao nodded thoughtfully...

Chapter 23 The Big Shot of the Future

inside the room.

Ding Xin sat with his legs crossed, looking quite relaxed.

When the old detective came in just now, he didn't say anything, he just called Ma Xidao out.

Before leaving, I glanced at him again.

From that moment on, he knew that his plan was going smoothly, that Du Chengyu was a decent kid, and that he should be able to get out soon.

Sure enough, a moment later, the door was reopened, and Ma Xidao walked in with a gloomy face: "Stand up and come with me."

Ding Xin smiled and stretched his slightly sore neck: "Can I go out now?"