I make a living solving crimes.

Dew wets the grass, wind blows down the trees, it is autumn.

It rained last night and the dry air became wet.

Autumn is high and fresh.

When Director Gong arrived at the scene, Chang Wei moved a chair and sat in front of the bus to bask in the sun, flipping through a thick stack of information in his hand.

A huge stone in his heart fell to the ground instantly.

This kid is so calm and composed that he doesn't need to panic.

Without rushing to say hello, he first went to the car to take a look at the three children, then handed the scene over to the criminal police and doctors who followed, then he collected his thoughts and slowly walked to Chang Wei.

With the sunlight blocked by someone, Chang Wei raised his head with an uneasy look on his face.

Director Gong felt inexplicably panicked and quickly took two steps to the side.

Bathing in the sun again, Chang Wei closed his eyes comfortably, leaned his head back on the chair, and thought quietly.

Director Gong waited for a few minutes, and finally couldn't help asking, "Did you find anything?"

"The door was violently broken open from the outside, most likely with a crowbar, but no tools were left at the scene, and nothing else was found."

“Is there a problem with the bus driver?”

“I don’t see any problem at the moment.”

“Why were those three children hidden on the bus?”

Chang Wei opened his eyes and looked at them, his expression was lazy and careless, "I don't think these three children were hidden on the bus. They should have been abandoned by the criminals, although I still haven't figured out why."

This statement is a bit idealistic and has no basis in fact.

But Director Gong did not refute.

Anyone who works in criminal investigation knows that closing a case depends on evidence, while solving a case requires intuition.

"What were you thinking about?"

"Thinking? I'm not thinking. I'm just hungry and don't have the energy to talk. I want to bask in the sun to replenish some calories."

Director Gong was so angry that he laughed. He pulled Chang Wei up and said, "Let's go. I'll treat you to dinner."

"What to eat? You're not just drawing cakes for me to eat, are you?"

"You can order whatever you want. I have plenty of money."

"The director still cares about his subordinates. Human nature is good. You pay and I eat."

Chang Wei stood up with satisfaction, called Li Lai Fu, and followed Director Gong out of the parking lot.

At this point, of course, they were not really waiting for the director to treat them to a meal. No one took over, and they did not dare to leave the scene.

"Tell me, what else have you discovered?"

"All the missing children were between six and eight years old."

"Well, we also discovered this yesterday. Tell me what you think."

Chang Wei stopped and thought for a moment before saying, "Before I found the three children, I had considered dismemberment."

Living dissection... Director Gong thought for a while before he remembered what this meant, and he was so scared that a thin layer of sweat broke out on his forehead.

Many people don't know what this word means.

The "Ciyuan" explains that "cai sheng zhe ge" was an extremely evil act in the old society in ancient times. Criminals kidnapped children and women, cut off their limbs, and took their ears, eyes, and internal organs for use as medicine in order to make a profit.

In ancient times, Caisheng Zhejia was a folk superstitious crime that mostly targeted children. During the Han Dynasty, Caisheng Zhejia was mostly used to collect living souls in order to pray for wishes to come true.

In the Song Dynasty, it was discovered that some people used the method of cutting and dismembering corpses to sacrifice to ghosts.

As time went by, human flesh cutting became a cruel way to make money.

It is said that during the Qianlong period, two people in Suzhou City were performing on the streets with a "dog". The dog was large in size and could recite poems and write calligraphy in exchange for money from onlookers.

Later, the local county magistrate learned about it and found out through investigation that the "dog" was actually a human.

It turned out that when this man was young, he was captured by two bad guys, who pierced his body with needles, causing him to bleed profusely.

Then they killed a dog, skinned it, and put the skin on the man as he bled profusely, and they could never be separated again.

In the old society before liberation, although there were still people who took advantage of human blood, the use of living people's limbs or ears and eyes as medicine had gradually disappeared, and dismemberment became a means for criminal gangs to make money.

Beggar gangs kidnap people, break their limbs, and then control them to beg on the street, trying to gain sympathy by playing the victim.

Street performers cut off people's hands and feet, kept them in vases, and used people's curiosity to sell tickets.

Such inhumane incidents would be intolerable to the government even in ancient times, let alone in modern times. Once discovered, the perpetrators would be executed by slow slicing.

"How did you come up with this?"

"Generally speaking, the most suitable age for live cutting is six to eight years old."

Looking at Director Gong's clear eyes, Chang Wei patiently explained: "If they are under six years old, the children's vitality is not enough and they are prone to premature death. If they are over ten years old, they are difficult to control, so criminal gangs usually only need children between six and eight years old."

Director Gong remained silent.

Where on earth did you learn all this weird knowledge?

Caisheng Zhege...If he had not read the old social materials kept in the police station, he, the public security chief, would not have known this word.

Chang Wei continued to speak: "I had this suspicion before because this case is likely to involve the street performers of Sanhuang Road and Tianqiao."

"Three Emperors? Wasn't it destroyed long ago?"

After saying this, Director Gong remembered that a few months ago, Chang Wei had once again wiped out the rebuilt Sanhuang Dao.

"Imperialism will never die in destroying me!"

"If you can't win in a head-on fight, you can't use dirty tricks?"

"How do you know this case is related to the Three Emperors Road?"

"Our investigators found clues on the overpass this morning." Chang Wei briefly recounted what happened.

"Which investigator is so lucky?"

"Du Ye."

"Is that the one you specially recruited? The guy who reported and arrested more than 20 spies in just over a month?"

"Yes, that's him. He went to the overpass to investigate a criminal gang this morning and happened to run into them."

Director Gong looked at Chang Wei with a burning gaze, and after a moment he smiled like a chrysanthemum, "Chang Wei, your Dragon Team is not short of people, so just give this Du Ye to..."

"Director Gong, we are familiar with each other, but if you keep talking nonsense like this, don't come to me next time you have a case."

After careful consideration, Director Gong sighed in silence.

Du Ye is good, but not as good as Chang Wei.

One can find cases.

One that can solve the case.

In comparison, solving the case is more important.

Chang Wei is now directly under the ministry's jurisdiction, so Director Gong shouldn't be able to order him around, but Chang Wei has a kind heart and will not shirk any responsibility if there is a case.

Which leader doesn’t like such a person?

"How are you going to investigate this case?"

"Let's wait for the three children to wake up and ask them what happened. I always feel like something is strange."

"Chang Wei, the key is to ensure the safety of the children."

"I understand. Du Ye and Ji Xiaowang have gone to the overpass to continue surveillance. I called my master and the branch's criminal investigation team is gathering and ready to go at any time."

"Your master... the captain of the Dongcheng District Criminal Investigation Team, right? He only has a few people. I'll ask the Municipal Bureau to support you."

"That's not necessary. I have many uncles in East City, and there are six police stations that are also preparing now. We have enough manpower."

Director Gong looked at Chang Wei with resentment, "I can also talk, I can also be your uncle."