Jiu Ziyuan Si found further clues by looking at the photos of the two people taken by the surveillance cameras.

The woman's identity remains unknown.

However, the man's identity was unusual. His name was Tomokazu Anna, he was 66 years old, a former member of the House of Representatives, and the private secretary of Ryuichiro Nomaru, the current secretary-general of the Liberal Party.

Nomaru Ryuichiro is also the most likely candidate to become the new domain head in this new domain election.

Upon finding this information, Masaki Zen knew he had caught a big fish.

This case involves a very, very high-ranking member of parliament, Ryuichiro Nomaru, and it's no longer an area he can continue to pursue.

He was, after all, just a minor prosecutor.

Therefore, Zen Masaki reported the incident to his superior, Yasutaka Morinaga, hoping that Morinaga would convene an emergency meeting to combine the resources of the entire Japanese prosecutor's office to investigate Ryuichiro Nomaru.

Morinaga Yasutaka sat at his desk and listened quietly to Masaki Zen's report. After a long period of contemplation, he told him that an emergency meeting was possible, but he had to provide substantial evidence.

In reality, Yasutaka Morinaga was in cahoots with Ryuichiro Nomaru.

They are all reformists within the Japanese political establishment, aiming to create a completely new political system to promote national reform and eliminate the old problems accumulated during the country's development.

Therefore, he was very clear about the so-called Nomaru Ryuichiro incident, including the truth about Nomaru Ryuichiro manipulating the vote, etc.

However, just recently, when the plan was about to succeed, an unexpected incident occurred.

Because someone died, died without understanding why.

This person is Nobuo Inaba, who is also a highly skilled technical expert within the reformist faction.

Morinaga Yasutaka didn't know why Inaba Shin died either, and he scoffed at the police's claim of suicide. As a high-ranking official in the Japanese public authorities, how could he not know the Japanese police's investigative capabilities?

Just look at the private detectives that are everywhere in Tokyo, and you'll know how capable the Japanese police are at solving cases.

After all, the police are useful, so what's the point of having private investigators?

Therefore, Morinaga Yasutaka used Masasaki Zen's overwhelming sense of justice to encourage him to continue his investigation in hopes of finding out the truth behind Inaba Shin's death.

Masaki Zen was unaware that his superior was in cahoots with the person he was investigating.

Just as Morinaga Yasutaka had predicted, he diligently conducted the investigation.

As the investigation continued, Zen Masaki followed Tomokazu Anna (Ryuichiro Nomaru's personal secretary) and discovered that he was taking a beautiful girl who looked like a high school student to bribe Shinzo Chijima, the chairman of the Tokyo Construction Industry Association.

A prominent figure like Shinzo Chijima, chairman of the Tokyo Construction Industry Federation, has a large voter base in Tokyo and is a force to be reckoned with in elections.

Since ancient times, politics and money have been inseparable, but few people know that politics and women are also inseparable.

Ryuichiro Nomaru was clearly using women to illegally obtain votes, trampling the Election Law underfoot, and even spitting on it.

Chapter 134 Qu Shiai

His deputy, Fumio Atsuhiko, could not tolerate such a scene.

He wanted to go up and arrest him directly, but was stopped by Masaki Zen.

Masaki Zen knew that even if he went up now, he couldn't do anything because he didn't have direct evidence.

It can't be illegal to have contact with young girls, can it?

So Yoshiaki wanted to find a breakthrough by talking to that girl, because in his opinion, she was very innocent and not someone who sold her body.

Her testimony is very strong evidence.

After the girl and Jijima Shinzo had spent several hours together at a hotel,

Anatoshi (Ryuichiro Nomaru's personal secretary) took the girl back to her apartment.

Masaki Zen sent his deputy, Fumio Atsuhiko, to the girl's residence, where they obtained her confession.

Meanwhile, he continued to follow Anna Zhishu to see what else he was planning to do.

However, during this process, an accident occurred.

While tracking Anna Tomokazu, Masaki Zen suddenly received a text message from his deputy, Fumio Atsuhiko.

The content is roughly as follows:

I am so glad to have met Mr. Masasaki in this lifetime.

When I first met Mr. Masasaki,

I was deeply moved by the gentleman's lofty ideals and upright character.

I received a lot of help from Mr. Masaki.

······

Mr. Masaki is my idol.

He is the person I admire most.

My goal is to become a prosecutor like Mr. Masasaki.

······

Well then, Mr. Masasaki, goodbye.

We only spent two short years together.

However, I am very grateful for your attention over the past two years.

]

Masaki Zen stared at the text message for a long time, focusing on the last three sentences.

Why does this look so much like a suicide note?

No, not possible!

Fumio is not the type of person who would commit suicide like this.

But how do we explain this text message?

With a mix of trepidation and excitement, Masaki Zen turned the car around and headed towards Fumio's house.

When they arrived at Wenxu's house, they were about to knock when they discovered the door was unlocked.

click -

The door slowly opened, revealing neatly arranged furniture, a clean floor, and... a corpse hanging on the balcony, swaying in the wind!

Fumio committed suicide.

He committed suicide by hanging.

Even in death, Fumio wore a happy expression, as if he was about to get married instead of committing suicide.

Masaki Zen didn't know how he got home.

Did you call the police and then drive home yourself?

Did the police come and take me home?

···

The next few days.

Police declared that Fumio committed suicide.

But Zenji Masaki no longer counts on these police officers.

suicide?

Everything is suicide!

Just because suicide is easy to solve, does that mean everything can be a suicide?!

Masasaki cannot accept the sudden deaths of his companions.

Because of your deputy, Fumio Atsuhiko, who was just a second ago talking at length about his life ideals.

He committed suicide in the blink of an eye.

This looks exactly like a suicide.

The reason why Fumio committed suicide is very simple!

Naturally, Wenxu's investigation attracted retaliation from a powerful group.

Masaki Zen believed it was retaliation by politicians who controlled the district chief election and launched an investigation.

Turning grief into strength, and with the help of his friends Kujiin Shi and Handa Yukichi,

Seisaki Zen secretly followed Anna Tomokazu for several more days.

Then they found another woman whom Nomaru Ryuichiro had used for sex-for-vote bribery—Hiramatsu Emiko.

Furthermore, Masaki Zen personally witnessed Hiramatsu Emiko (Kyoshi Ai) being arranged to meet three important figures in their fifties and sixties at a hot spring inn.

After taking a bath, Hiramatsu Emiko (Kusei Kisaki), wearing only a thin kimono-style yukata, entered the room of three important figures... and did not emerge until several hours later.

This is no longer a cover-up for political bribery.

On his way home after Hiramatsu Emiko (Ku Seiai) came out, Masaki Zen took her back to the prosecutor's office interrogation room under the pretext of a special investigation.

However, what Masaki Zen didn't know was that 'Hiramatsu Emiko' was not the real name of the alluring woman with long purple hair in the interrogation room.

Her real name is Qu Shi'ai.

As a child, she was adopted by adoptive parents through an organization that introduced adopted children. Later, her adoptive parents divorced, and her current adoptive father married into her mother's family, so she took her mother's surname, Qu Shi.

Qu Shi'ai had a smooth and uneventful life from elementary school to junior high school, with nothing special about her; she was just an ordinary little girl.

Until she was 15, one day, seven of her classmates suddenly began to show signs of mental instability.

One of the boys even called the police.

Seven people claimed that they were assaulted by Qu Shiai, but in reality, Qu Shiai did not have any physical contact with them; she only talked to them.

After the police and school investigated the matter, they concluded that it was just a misunderstanding caused by the boys' desire for the opposite sex during puberty.

However, the boys firmly maintained that Qu Shiai had assaulted them, and that the seven boys' mental state was indeed very abnormal.

Finally, Qu Shiai's adoptive father and junior high school teacher sent her and seven boys to a psychological clinic run by her uncle (Sakabe Kuranju) for treatment.

Shortly after Qu Shiai went to the psychological clinic, Sakabe Kuran was also controlled by Qu Shiai's charm and developed a strong lust for her. He then took the initiative to suggest that Qu Shiai undergo psychological treatment, hoping to possess her in the process.

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