I put you in charge of those rebellious female soldiers, how come they all became top special forces

Chen Zheng jumped down from the broken wall, flipped the terminal screen over, and showed it to An Ran and Ram.

There were only eight characters on the screen.

A thorough investigation was conducted, and any obstacles were overcome.

An Ran took a deep breath, and her expression changed.

She had served in the military for so long and had seen all kinds of official documents, but she had never seen this kind of wording before.

These eight characters are very direct, without any phrases like "at one's discretion" or "depending on the situation," or even a reminder to "pay attention to the methods and approaches."

It can be summed up in four simple words: overcome obstacles.

Ram leaned over for a look, was stunned at first, and then burst out laughing.

"Instructor, does this mean...?"

"I've already said it." Chen Zheng put away his terminal, his tone calm. "Kill."

Chen Zheng didn't waste any words and quickly went through the next plan in his mind.

He took out his terminal and sent an encrypted command to the keyboard.

"Compile all the evidence of illegal activities at Qiangba's mine and Dawa's caterpillar fungus purchasing station, and divide them into two separate files. One file will be given to Gesang to follow the local law enforcement filing procedures, and the other will be submitted directly to the military."

The message was sent and received a reply from the keyboard in less than five seconds.

"It's all ready, just waiting for your command."

Chen Zheng nodded and put the terminal back in his pocket.

These people usually seem unreliable, but they are actually very dependable when it matters.

An Ran walked to Chen Zheng's side and asked in a low voice, "Which one should we attack first?"

"No rush, let Gesang do his job first."

When Deputy County Head Gesang received Chen Zheng's call, it was still dark.

He didn't dare to sleep all night.

Although there has been no official announcement, news of Gongjue Suolang's arrest has already spread throughout the county.

Gesang knew very well that if the Gongjue family fell, the Qiangba and Dawa families would not sit idly by and wait for their demise.

They will either run away or fight back.

Regardless of the reason, he doesn't have much time left.

Before dawn, Gesang did something.

He secretly invited several trusted veteran cadres from the county to his home.

It's called a home, but it's just an old 60-square-meter house in the county government's residential compound.

There were five people in total.

One was a retired section chief at the county finance bureau. He had worked there for over twenty years, his hair had turned white, and the number on his payslip had never exceeded four digits.

One of them was the deputy director of a township police station, the one who took over after the director was paralyzed following the incident where his car was pushed off a cliff.

The other three are grassroots cadres from various townships: one in charge of family planning, one in charge of water conservancy, and one in charge of animal husbandry.

These people have one thing in common.

He has been suppressed by the three major families for many years, and he has been holding on to this position so as not to let the people they recommend take over.

The five people sat in Gesang's living room, and none of them looked too happy.

Without any formalities, Gesang slammed the printed copy of the evidence of Gongjue's family's treason, which he had compiled on the keyboard, onto the coffee table.

Everyone fell silent.

The old section chief picked up the financial statement, and his hand trembled involuntarily.

Having worked in finance for over twenty years, he could immediately recognize the significance of this data.

"Is...is this real?"

"Ironclad evidence." Gesang's voice was hoarse, but every word was powerful. "The military investigated personally, and Gongjue Suolang has been detained in the military detention center."

The five people looked at each other in bewilderment.

Gesang looked around, took a deep breath, and said, "The central government has sent people; this time they're serious."

"Who wants to work with me? Step forward now."

"Anyone who's afraid can leave now, and I won't blame you."

Then, no one moved.

The old section chief put the financial statement back on the coffee table and slowly adjusted his reading glasses.

"Gesang, I've worked in finance for twenty-seven years and have watched these three companies grow from small-time rivals to what they are today."

"If you had told me earlier that you had someone backing you up, I would have stood up for you long ago."

The deputy director of the police station didn't say anything, but simply took a car key out of his pocket.

"My former director is still bedridden and can't turn over."

"This debt should be settled."

Gesang's eyes instantly reddened, and he blinked hard to force back the tears.

Now is not the time for sentimentality.

At nine o'clock that morning, Gesang, along with his group, officially issued a comprehensive inspection notice to the mine and the caterpillar fungus station under the pretext of "cooperating with the military's counter-espionage investigation."

The notice was stamped with the county government's seal, but the legal basis cited behind it was the anti-espionage regulations provided by the military.

This claim is very powerful, and no one in the local area can stop it.

The news spread very quickly.

The eldest son of the Qiangba family, Qiangba Pingcuo, and the eldest son of the Dawa family, Dawa Luobu, met that morning.

The meeting place was in the tea room in the backyard of Qiangba's manor.

Qiangba Pingcuo is in his early fifties, with a burly build and a face full of fat.

"That idiot Gongjue!"

His spittle sprayed all over Dawa Rob's face. "He brought the Bailu people directly to their ancestral homeland and even had them fired in front of the soldiers. Is his brain filled with cow dung?!"

Rob, on the other hand, was much calmer.

He was in his early forties, with a long, thin face and wore glasses.

But those who know him know that he is much more dangerous than Qiangba Pingcuo.

"It's no use cursing him; he's already in jail." Rob pushed up his glasses and said slowly, "The problem now is that once the Gongjue family's accounts are thoroughly investigated, it will inevitably implicate us."

Pingcuo's face fell.

Although the three families run their own businesses, their financial chains have long been intertwined.

Gongjue's mineral exports were transported through Qiangba's transportation team, and Dawa's cordyceps purchasing station served as a common money laundering channel for the three families.

Pingcuo slammed his hand on the coffee table.

"All accounts must be destroyed before the investigation team arrives! All the migrant workers at the mine must be relocated immediately; not a single one can be left behind!"

"We can't just defend," Rob said after a moment's thought. "We have to take the initiative."

Pingcuo was taken aback for a moment.

Rob took out his cell phone from the inside pocket of his suit and dialed a number.

After the call was connected, he whispered a few words in Tibetan, asking for help.

About twenty seconds later, a man's voice came through the receiver, speaking in English, just a short sentence.

Rob's expression subtly changed after hearing this.

Puntsok had worked with him for many years and could tell right away.

"What did they say?"

Dawa Rob put away his phone, not answering the question, but simply pushed up his glasses, his tone even colder than before.

"We'll take a two-pronged approach. You'll be responsible for destroying evidence and relocating people. I'll handle the public opinion."

"public opinion?"

Rob pulled a USB drive out of his briefcase.

"I had someone prepare a video clip showing the army persecuting ethnic minority entrepreneurs in Tibet."

"If the military crosses any line, even if it's just pushing one of our people, this video will appear on the front page of six major foreign media outlets within four hours."