Arrogance and domineering, starting in the 1990s

"What exactly is the background of this Wu Shu you're talking about?"

Qian Jinjiang served as the commander of this "net fishing" operation.

After listening to Jiao Yi's report, he asked in a deep voice.

"He...just got released from prison, he helped our team with arrests..."

"And human trafficking..."

"rescue…"

After Jiao Yi briefly explained Wu Shu's background, he noticed that everyone present was looking at him with disdain.

"Tch, Jiao Yi, it's not that I look down on your team, but you're solving cases now..."

"Do we all need a former convict to help us?" the speaker said, his tone tinged with contempt.

"Liu Qiang! You'd better watch your mouth! This is called police-civilian cooperation!" Jiao Yi slammed his fist on the table and stood up angrily.

"Cooperation, huh?" Liu Qiang scoffed twice, then turned his head towards Qian Jinjiang.

"Captain Qian, I don't recommend creating unnecessary complications; it doesn't align with our intended goals."

"Moreover, if you rashly believe what a former convict says, and something happens, you don't know who will take responsibility."

Although Liu Qiang was expressing his opinion to Qian Jinjiang, his eyes kept glancing at Jiao Yi.

If you agree to the action, Jiao Yi can't afford to take responsibility if something goes wrong.

You'll have to take responsibility for this when the time comes.

Qian Jinjiang is already forty-five years old, and he has worked his way up from the grassroots level to his current position as deputy bureau chief.

It can be said that he is not only highly capable personally, but also extremely skilled in political discipline.

Liu Qiang's political wisdom is simply not up to par.

Because his considerations were several levels higher than the other party's.

This operation was based on the rumor that "Xu Li" would hijack a car.

As for whether it is the legendary "Xu Li"?

Will they actually take action?

He wasn't sure either.

So Jiao Yi's "clue" gave him a new idea.

As for taking the blame, that's a joke. If you don't even dare to take the blame, who will work hard for you?

"Go and invite Wu Shu over; I want to meet him." Although Qian Jinjiang had made up his mind, he didn't agree rashly.

Instead, they suggested meeting the other party.

Jiao Yi wasn't stupid either. After thinking for a moment, he slowly said, "Captain Qian, the matter has been accomplished in secrecy. There are so many gossiping people here..."

"Don't let this damage police-community relations."

"Heh, you don't mean to send Captain Qian to meet them personally, do you?" Liu Qiang said, seeing Jiao Yi making veiled accusations.

He immediately retorted sarcastically.

Upon hearing this, Jiao Yi immediately calmed down.

He leaned back in his chair and started muttering to himself, arms crossed.

Just kidding, he comes here saying that gilding isn't gilding and forging isn't forging.

It was a joint operation that involved seconded personnel; everyone who caught someone would be credited and rewarded.

Now he's brought new clues, and not only is he being ridiculed, but...

Why should he listen to the other party's sarcastic remarks? What's the point?

Does this mean you have to ask the other party to share the credit?

Moreover, based on his understanding of Wu Shu, someone like Liu Qiang...

If the other party comes, Liu Qiang will still be babbling on and on in front of him.

That would definitely not have a positive effect on the whole situation.

Even if Wu Shu had reservations and didn't kill Liu Qiang, what would happen to his henchmen?

This isn't China; taking someone out here isn't difficult at all.

But if that's the case, Wu Shu won't need to return to his country anymore.

So he was only angry for a short while before regaining his composure and becoming even more calm and collected.

Let's face things together if something goes wrong, since he's already given us the information.

Qian Jinjiang, being a seasoned veteran, was able to guess most of Jiao Yi's thoughts just by looking at his expression.

He didn't take Liu Qiang's low-level provocation to heart; everyone has their own type, and there are troublemakers everywhere.

"Ah Yi is right. Since the matter was accomplished in secrecy, I will go and see for myself."

"After all, the other party values ​​police-community cooperation so much, they must be a person with a strong sense of justice." Qian Jinjiang said with a smile.

But in his heart, he wasn't thinking about it anymore; a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. If they could crack this armed gang...

For him, it wasn't a wasted trip.

Only Jiao Yi's lips twitched slightly when he heard the words "righteous person"...

...

"Brother Shu, we found out. This group booked two four-person rooms, and there are probably six or seven of them."

"The train attendant said they ordered meals for lunch, enough for fifteen people."

"Duck, does the train conductor remember how many meals the other party ordered?" Tian Le's face was slightly less swollen at this point, and he spoke much more fluently.

Zhang Jun rolled his eyes at him and sneered, "You think everyone's like you? You can't even remember how many bowls of rice you ate, all you know is to shovel and gulp it down."

"Some of them flirted with the deliveryman because he was good-looking, so the deliveryman had a deep impression of them."

Wu Shu turned to look at Ding Meng, who had just been switched back, raised an eyebrow and smiled, "Pretty wicked, huh?"

Ding Meng nodded with a bloodthirsty look in his eyes and said stiffly, "A ruthless bandit."

Upon hearing those two words, Wu Shu's lips curled into a wide grin.

He likes ruthless bandits; they make him feel much better when fighting them.

Moreover, the more despicable a person is, the more he enjoys seeing the fear in the eyes of the other person when they beg for mercy.

dong dong~

Upon hearing the knock on the door, Ding Meng instinctively retreated into a dark corner.

Zhang Jun also gripped the inch knife in his hand tightly.

After seeing Wu Shu nod, Tian Le didn't ask who the other person was, but quickly opened the door!

The door was quickly opened, and upon seeing Jiao Yi outside, he...

His face, which had initially held a hint of fierceness, immediately transformed into a grinning expression as he said, "Jiao sir!"

As he spoke, he gave a sloppy, incoherent bow.

Jiao Yi found the other person's lazy appearance annoying and pushed him aside.

He turned to Wu Shu and said seriously, "Our team leader for this operation has come over. He hopes to speak with you in person."

Seeing how formal the other party was speaking, Wu Shu understood that this was a businesslike attitude.

Wu Shu touched his broken eyebrow and gave the other person a look that said, "You're really useless."

He couldn't even sort out the relationships within the team, so he had to talk to them personally.

"Come in and sit down."

Qian Jinjiang hadn't even seen Wu Shu yet; he had only heard the other's voice outside the door, and unconsciously moved his hand a few inches closer to his waist.

This is an intuition he has cultivated for over twenty years, and also an instinct.

The more vicious the other party is, the more sensitive his senses become.

He had one foot on the carpet in the private room, but didn't enter directly.

Instead, he squinted and observed the environment inside the room first.

He then looked around at everyone in the room.

He glanced at Zhang Jun first.

Then, subconsciously, I moved a little to the left side of the doorway.

But then he quickly stepped to the right!

He noticed Ding Meng, who was hiding in the shadows on the left, looking dazed.

Seeing the other party's quick reaction, Ding Meng noticed the usually dull and lifeless eyes.

It also changed slightly.

She even slightly twisted her toes, and the other person noticed her immediately...

As for Tian Le, he simply ignored him, considering him a petty thief.

After observing everyone in the room, Qian Jinjiang turned his gaze to Wu Shu, who was sitting on the sofa in a carefree manner.

At first glance, he sensed that the other person seemed to exude a slightly dangerous aura.

Even those in the shadows didn't give him a strong sense of danger.

But the moment his eyes met the other person's, he suddenly felt nervous.

It was a terrifying, savage aura, a ferocity that seemed poised to erupt at any moment and kill.