Hong Kong variety show: Hung Hing, are you contributing to society?

Chen Yongren was stunned. He stared blankly at Lin Yaodong's outstretched hand and the sincere, unpretentious smile on the other's face, and his eyes instantly welled up with tears.

The immense shock and overwhelming complex emotions left him speechless for a moment.

He had expected to face harsher questioning or even humiliation, and had prepared for the worst, but he never expected to receive such simple and direct forgiveness and acceptance.

"Brother Dong..." Chen Yongren's voice choked with emotion. He hurriedly reached out and gripped Lin Yaodong's hands tightly, as if he had grasped a lifeline, a hope to start his life anew.

"I...I, Chen Yongren, swear to God that from this day forward, my life belongs to Brother Dong! I will never do anything to betray you or the brothers again! If I break this vow, may I be struck down by heaven and earth!"

"Alright, alright," Lin Yaodong patted the back of his hand, withdrew his hand, and said in a more relaxed tone, "We're all brothers, no need for oaths. Causeway Bay doesn't do that, let's see actions."

He turned and walked back to his seat, his tone regaining its usual calm and capable tone: "Ah Xing, take Ah Ren downstairs and settle him in first."

"Yes, Brother Dong!" Stephen Chow responded loudly, a smile spreading across his face. He nudged the still-dazed Chan Wing-yan with his elbow. "Aren't you going to thank Brother Dong? Are you stupid?"

"Thank you, Brother Dong! Thank you, Brother Dong!" Chen Yongren thanked him repeatedly, his excitement evident in his words.

Su Jianqiu quickly stepped forward, "Brother Dong, I'm currently too busy to handle everything. I think we should let Brother Ren come back and do his old job."

Even cattle and horses can appreciate each other... Lin Yaodong glanced at Su Jianqiu, then nodded.

Lin Yaodong naturally noticed the little bit of mutual protection among these undercover agents.

Jiang Xin opened her mouth, seemingly wanting to say something, but seeing that Lin Yaodong had already made his decision, she could only swallow her words and sit down again in a sullen mood.

Gao Jin neither confirmed nor denied this.

Xiao Fu nodded slightly to Chen Yongren as a greeting. He didn't think too much about it; if Lin Yaodong approved, he approved too.

After handling Chen Yongren's return, Lin Yaodong's gaze returned to the two drug dealers on the ground, who were tied up and trembling, and the four packets of glaring white powder on the table.

"These two are probably just errand boys, either for 'house demolition' or 'transportation'."

Lin Yaodong's voice regained its composure. He walked to the table, lightly tapped the four packets of heroin with his finger, and his gaze was sharp as a knife.

"The quantity of goods wasn't small, but the packaging was ordinary, with no special markings. Judging from their appearance, they didn't seem like people who could control this level of supply. There must be an supplier behind them, or even a drug trafficking network based on Hong Kong Island that may have already extended into Causeway Bay."

Jiang Xin nodded in agreement: "Brother Dong is right. These two bastards are obviously small fry. Damn it, daring to unload goods at our dock is practically suicide!"

A hint of ferocity flashed in his eyes.

Gao Jin finally spoke, his voice calm and even, yet tinged with coldness: "We'll find out by asking. Whose goods are they? Where did they come from? Who are they to be delivered to? Who is their supplier? Where is their hideout?"

His words were concise, yet they got straight to the point.

Xiao Fu succinctly replied, "I'll ask."

He took a step forward, his gaze falling on the two drug dealers as if they were two lifeless objects.

On the ground, Guan Li and his unknown accomplice trembled even more violently upon hearing Xiao Fu's words.

Guan Li lowered his head, his eyes flashing intensely, clearly struggling with an internal conflict.

Should they continue to tough it out and wait for the slim chance of rescue or for their identities to be exposed?

Or... he secretly glanced at the man known as "Brother Dong." The man had a calm demeanor and deep eyes, as if he could see through everything.

Falling into the hands of this kind of person and stubbornly resisting will likely result in a worse outcome than ending up in the police station.

But if their undercover identities are exposed... the mission will have completely failed.

Lin Yaodong waved his hand, stopping Xiao Fu.

"No rush."

He walked to the window and looked down at the bustling Causeway Bay streets.

This is his territory, and he promised to provide the neighborhood with a "clean" and safe environment.

Drugs are one of the biggest scourges.

But to completely clean up the mess, Lin Yaodong alone is not enough.

The police are a force that must be relied upon, especially in terms of "procedural justice".

Moreover, the person on the ground, Guan Li, is an undercover police officer.

Directly "dealing with" it will cause significant problems later and may even result in system penalties...

Handing it over to the police is the more appropriate option.

They could use the police to crack down on the drug network behind it, do the police a favor, and... see if there were any other gains.

As someone in the know, he naturally knew who was behind Guan Li without needing to interrogate him.

A plan quickly took shape in his mind.

He turned around, his gaze sweeping over the crowd: "We promised the neighborhood we'd eradicate drug dealers from Causeway Bay. These two are the starting point, but directly targeting them might not yield enough evidence to pinpoint the mastermind behind it all. Besides, we are, after all, a 'legitimate company'."

He emphasized the phrase "legitimate company" in particular, saying, "Some things are better left to professionals."

Jiang Xin was somewhat puzzled: "Brother Dong, what do you mean...?"

"Call the police," Lin Yaodong uttered.

"Call the police?" Stephen Chow almost jumped up. "Brother Dong, we're handing the pimp over to the cops? That...that's a great achievement..."

The drug dealers we finally caught, hand them over...

He subconsciously put himself in the role of a police officer.

"The credit isn't important," Lin Yaodong interrupted him, saying meaningfully, "What matters is the result. Let the police investigate, dig, and uncover the network behind it, then dismantle it legitimately. That's more thorough and cleaner than if we did it ourselves."

He looked at Gao Jin: "Ah Jin, what do you think?"

Gao Jin: "Brother Dong has considered everything carefully. He's using someone else's strength against them, killing two birds with one stone. He can both clear out the territory and establish some kind of... 'positive interaction' with the police."

He specifically used the term "positive interaction".

Xiao Fu nodded, indicating that he had no objection.

Although Jiang Xin felt a bit aggrieved, he had no choice but to obey Dong Ge's orders.

"However," Gao Jin added, "if we call the police, we need to carefully consider who will come. If they are unreasonable and rigid, it might cause unnecessary trouble."

Lin Yaodong smiled, a smile that carried a hint of composure as if he were in complete control.

"Don't worry, I have the right person."

He walked back to his desk, picked up his phone, waved, and said to the others, "You guys take your people out first and wait next door. Ah Jin, stay here."

"Yes, Brother Dong." Zhou Xingxing and the others responded immediately.

Stephen Chow called to his underlings, who dragged the two drug dealers, who were limp as mush, out.

Chen Yongren glanced at Lin Yaodong with a complicated expression, and finally followed Zhou Xingxing away silently.

Lin Yaodong found a name in his contacts and dialed it.