If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

After Li Wenbin found his father, Li Shutang, he looked at him seriously and said, "Wenbin, you must be mentally prepared to hand over this case." Li Wenbin's heart tightened, not understanding why his father suddenly said that. He locked the door, turned around and asked, "Dad, why?"

Li Shutang sighed helplessly and gestured for Li Wenbin to sit down first. After Li Wenbin sat down on the sofa, Li Shutang slowly said, "What do you think of what happened today?" Li Wenbin was silent for a moment, and after sorting out his thoughts, he replied, "What happened today is indeed a bit strange. I only arranged for someone to follow Huadi, but I didn't expect that a gunman would attack Tiancan and Huadi with a sniper rifle along the way. Jiang Dawei then mysteriously disappeared and has not been found to this day. After Tiancan was defeated, someone else also shot him with a sniper rifle, and then Guo Yingnan was also shot. According to the information provided by Huadi, the gunman who ambushed on the road had been eliminated by Tiancan. But after the people I sent searched, they found no bodies or sniper rifles except three huge footprints. Judging from various signs, at least five snipers appeared today. However, what is puzzling is how they cleverly evaded the police's strict arrangements. Even more confusing is that the bullet fired at Tiancan disappeared without a trace. Dad, do you think all this is normal?" Li Wenbin asked doubtfully.

"There's nothing strange about it. This is Hong Kong, and it's still under the rule of the Eagles. It's better for you not to interfere too much in some things, so as not to get too deeply involved and bring yourself unnecessary trouble." Li Wenbin felt a hint of helplessness in his father Li Shutang's tone.

"Are you just going to give up on finding the truth?" Li Wenbin asked unwillingly.

"The truth? Wenbin, let me ask you, what is the oath of office for Hong Kong police?" Li Shutang suddenly changed the subject and asked.

"Uphold the law and order, eliminate violence and protect the people, and serve the citizens, sir!" Li Wenbin replied in a loud and firm voice, as if expressing his importance to this issue and his inner dissatisfaction.

"You also know that our duty is to serve the citizens. So, are any of the victims in the incident today citizens of Hong Kong? You want to say that Guo Yingnan was almost shot and Huadi was shot, but they really can't be considered as citizens of Hong Kong now. I know you can't figure it out, but sometimes you shouldn't think about things you can't figure out. We are a disciplined force and we should just obey orders." Li Shutang gave Li Wenbin advice. Although Li Shutang himself hated this advice, as the top brother of the Hong Kong police force and as a father, he only has the ability to transfer his son out of this vortex and is unable to do anything else.

"Dad, is there something you're not comfortable telling me?" Li Wenbin asked. He could clearly sense his father's helplessness.

"There is nothing inconvenient to talk about. Just hand over the case. Tomorrow, the public security department of Zhongyuan Province in the mainland will have a communication with us. You can go to Zhongyuan Province in a while." Li Shutang said.

Li Wenbin knew his father must know something about the situation and was trying to get him out of here, but he still wanted to fight for it. So he said, "Dad, I understand what you mean, but I still want to know more about this matter. If there really is any danger or problem, I'm willing to face and solve it. But if there's just some reason I need to leave, then please tell me the truth."

"Wenbin, you have to believe your father, I will not harm you. Some things are not as simple as you think. This involves higher-level decision-making and interests. Your current task is to complete the communication work with the mainland police. Other things can be discussed after you come back." Li Shutang said earnestly. Li Wenbin nodded to show his understanding. He knew his father's concerns and considerations, but deep down he was still full of doubts about this matter. He decided to put these doubts aside for the time being and do what his father asked. After all, he is a policeman, and it is his duty to obey orders. Li Wenbin said to his father helplessly: "Okay, sir, then who should I hand the case over to?"

"To Smith," Li Shutang said, waving his hand to signal Li Wenbin to leave as soon as possible. Li Wenbin nodded and quickly walked to the door of Smith's office. As soon as he reached the door, he heard angry roars from inside. Li Wenbin stood quietly outside the door and waited until the roars inside gradually subsided. He then knocked gently on the door. After hearing the voice from inside, he pushed the door open and walked into the office.

"Sir, the director asked me to transfer today's case to you." Li Wenbin walked into the office and saw that the desk was in a mess, as if it had been violently hit by someone.

"Leave it there. You can go out now." Smith sat at his desk, looking tired and listless.

Li Wenbin placed the documents on the table and left the office. He decided to obey his father's orders and immediately set off for Zhongyuan Province. He didn't regret this decision. After all, no matter how big the vortex was, it had nothing to do with him.

At the same time, Liu Yi was resting in the ward. At this time, Twelve Young Master walked in with someone. It turned out that Twelve Young Master was fine, because Liu Yi did not shake hands with him and the other "Hua Zai", nor did Lei Luo. He planned to put Lei Luo last, because he knew that in a few years, Lei Luo's health would deteriorate rapidly, and he planned to save this precious opportunity until then, so that he could help Lei Luo recover his health. Twelve Young Master is currently the only two healthy people among the "Hua Zai" of the Huameng, so the security of the entire hospital is jointly responsible by him and Seventh Brother. Seventh Brother is in charge of the monitoring room, while Twelve Young Master is patrolling the hospital.

The person who came was Jiang Dawei. Twelve Young Master had already known Jiang Dawei when he occupied Hongtai's territory last time. He knew that he was one of them, so he brought him into Huadi's ward.

"Are you okay?" Jiang Dawei asked Huadi with concern.

"The doctor said my shoulder is completely broken." Liu Yi replied with a smile.

Liu Yi looked at Jiang Dawei's rapidly changing expression and comforted him, "Don't worry. Have you forgotten what kind of existence we are? As long as you are okay, I will be fine. As for my shoulder, I believe it will recover soon. Don't worry. I'm relieved that you can come."

Jiang Dawei said with emotion: "Yes, if I don't come, will there be nothing for me to do in the future?"

"That's right. If you don't come, it means you have problems too. People with problems cannot stay in the Huameng." Liu Yi said bluntly.

Jiang Dawei was no pushover. He spoke candidly, "I was following you and Tiancan. When I heard the gunshots, I immediately stopped the car. Then I saw Tiancan slaughtering everyone. He was truly superhuman. He just randomly kicked the sniper a few times and killed him. Then I ran over to the sniper to see what was going on. I discovered that the three snipers were all from the Political Department."

"Political Department?" Liu Yi asked with a puzzled look.

"Yes, I have received training at Scotland Yard, and those three colleagues from the Political Department and I were in the same training session." Jiang Dawei nodded and replied.

"So who is in charge of the Political Department now?" Liu Yi asked immediately.

"It's Smith." Jiang Dawei said a name that Liu Yi felt familiar with.

"So that's how it is. That makes sense." Liu Yi nodded thoughtfully. "By the way, how did you get back?"

Jiang Dawei was stunned at first when he heard this question, but he quickly understood what Liu Yi meant and continued, "When I saw that the three snipers were actually from the Political Department, I originally planned to search them to see if I could find any new clues or evidence. But just then, there were some subtle movements around us. I guessed that other people were coming, so I immediately found a place to hide. Then, I saw a group of people appear and began to clean up the scene. They cleared away the sniper rifle, bullet casings, corpses, and all other traces. Only the three huge footprints were impossible to remove, so they had to leave. I followed them quietly and finally found that they had indeed returned to the police station."