If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

In the office of the Director of the Hong Kong Police Department, Li Wenbin gently pushed open the slightly heavy door and walked in.

The lights in the office were dim, as if shrouded in an invisible pressure. Li Wenbin's gaze swept across the room, first landing on his father, who sat behind his desk. Li Shutang, the Director of the Hong Kong Police Department, was looking at him sternly.

Li Wenbin's gaze continued to wander, resting on two more people. One of them seemed strangely familiar, but he couldn't place where he'd seen him before. After much contemplation, he finally realized the source of this familiarity: Huadi. The man before him, in both appearance and temperament, was a perfect match for Huadi.

Finally, Li Wenbin's eyes fell on someone he knew—the Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption. The middle-aged man stood up with a smile on his face, extended his hand toward Li Wenbin, and handed him a business card.

"Hello, I'm Liu Qiyuan, Senior Investigation Director of the Independent Commission Against Corruption." Liu Qiyuan's voice was low and gentle.

Li Wenbin hesitated for a moment, then reached out to take the business card. However, he didn't say anything. Instead, he looked at his father, as if asking him what the sudden visit from the ICAC meant.

Li Shutang noticed his son's gaze and frowned slightly. Then he said to Li Wenbin, "The ICAC has a case and needs your cooperation in the investigation. Okay, Director Liu, you two can go out and talk. The Commissioner and I have some other matters to discuss."

Liu Qiyuan followed Li Wenbin into his office. They sat down on the sofa, and Li Wenbin ordered his men to pour two cups of coffee. After his men left the room and quietly closed the door, Liu Qiyuan broke the silence and said, "Sir Li, you must have heard of Cheng Yiyan."

Li Wenbin's lips curled up slightly, revealing a faint smile. He was naturally familiar with the name Cheng Yiyan. Cheng Yiyan was the big boss of the Jiawen Group, a well-known figure in Hong Kong. His story was quite legendary, an inspirational story, but he was also an extremely greedy and evil person.

In the 1980s, Hong Kong experienced a sensational case. The sheer number of people involved and the sheer amount of money involved were among the highest in the world at the time. Although Hong Kong experienced numerous stock market turmoil and disasters during the 1980s, particularly due to factors like the handover negotiations, the stock market meltdown caused by Cheng Yiyan, the owner of the Jiawen Group, was far more unbearable than those natural disasters. After all, it was a completely man-made catastrophe. Cheng Yiyan's actions resulted in losses exceeding tens of billions of yuan! And those tens of billions were tens of billions in the 1980s!

The Cheng Yiyan case has garnered such widespread discussion and attention not simply because of the large number of individuals involved and the enormous sums of money involved. More importantly, the case has endured more than a decade of investigation and trial, yet Cheng Yiyan remains at large, a truly unbelievable prospect.

As everyone knows, Cheng Yiyan's crimes are obvious. However, despite everyone knowing his actions, no solid evidence can be found to prove his guilt. This undoubtedly creates a huge obstacle to the promotion of justice and allows Cheng Yiyan to continue his extravagant and decadent life, as if completely unconstrained by the law.

For years, the Hong Kong police and the Independent Commission Against Corruption have worked closely together to investigate the Cheng Yiyan case. Despite devoting considerable time and energy, they have yet to achieve any breakthrough. This situation raises questions about the fairness of the judicial system.

At this moment, Li Wenbin held Liu Qiyuan's business card tightly in his hand and kept tapping it on the desk, his eyes fixed on Liu Qiyuan, but he said nothing. This silence made people feel a sense of oppression and tension.

Finally, Liu Qiyuan broke his silence. He slowly said, "One of the important reasons why Cheng Yiyan has been able to escape legal sanctions and has not been brought to justice to this day is that many people are secretly protecting him. The reason we are here today is because we have discovered that a high-ranking official within the police force actually provided him with shelter when handling Cheng Yiyan's case and destroyed a lot of evidence that was unfavorable to Cheng Yiyan. Therefore, we must take this official away for a thorough investigation."

Hearing this, a name suddenly flashed through Li Wenbin's mind - Jin Tian! Could it be that Liu Qiyuan and the others came here just for Jin Tian? This thought flashed through his mind, and he couldn't help but feel a little surprised.

"Yes, it's your current Senior Superintendent—Jin Tian." Liu Qiyuan's tone was very serious. He looked at Li Wenbin and continued, "The director has instructed that you will be responsible for coordinating our operations. My people are in the car in the parking lot right now. To avoid unnecessary trouble, I need your help to take Jin Tian to the parking lot."

Li Wenbin certainly understood why Liu Qiyuan didn't personally lead the team to arrest Jin Tian. After all, the ICAC had sent many Hong Kong police officers to prison, which had led to considerable tension between the ICAC and the police. Liu Qiyuan's move was clearly intended to ensure a smooth capture of Jin Tian, ​​so he proactively asked Li Wenbin to arrest him.

Since the director had already agreed to let the ICAC take Jin Tian away, Li Wenbin naturally couldn't refuse. After a brief thought, he decided to do as Liu Qiyuan asked. So, he turned around and called Hua Di, and prepared to go to Jin Tian's office together.

Hua Di walked briskly into Li Wenbin's spacious and tidy office. As soon as he opened the door, his eyes were drawn to the person sitting inside - it was another "Hua Di"!

Huadi couldn't help but feel a little surprised, but he didn't speak immediately. He stood quietly at the door, waiting for Li Wenbin's instructions. Li Wenbin sat behind his desk, looking at Huadi expressionlessly, then slowly said, "Huadi, take your men to arrest Jin Tian, ​​then take him to the parking lot and hand him over to Director Liu's men."

Huadi wasn't surprised by Li Wenbin's order. After all, he was Li Wenbin's right-hand man and was used to this kind of thing. However, he knew in his heart that this mission was definitely not a simple one, and there must be some unknown story hidden in it.

Despite this, Huadi didn't ask any more questions. He knew that Li Wenbin wouldn't be able to reveal more details in this situation. So, he just nodded slightly to show that he understood and turned to leave the office.

Meanwhile, Jin Tian was sitting quietly in her office. Instead of busying herself with work as usual, she sat in her office chair, gazing out the window thoughtfully. She seemed to be waiting for something.

Huadi led a group of people and pushed open the door of Jintian's office like a storm. This sudden intrusion did not surprise Jintian at all. He seemed to have expected such a day to come.

Liu Qiyuan quickly walked up to Jin Tian and said seriously, "Jin Tian, ​​I'm Liu Qiyuan, Senior Investigation Director of the Independent Commission Against Corruption. We have an important case and we need you to go back with us for investigation. You have the right to remain silent during this process, but every word you say will be recorded and presented as evidence in court."

The corners of Jintian's mouth rose slightly, revealing a faint smile. His eyes fell on Huadi, and he said slowly: "Officer Liu is really amazing. He actually helped the ICAC to arrest one of our people. What? Are you going to handcuff me again?" Before he finished speaking, Jintian slowly stood up from his seat.

Hua Di showed no displeasure at Jin Tian's sarcasm, as if he was already accustomed to it. He raised the corner of his mouth slightly, revealing a faint smile, and then said to Jin Tian slowly, "Captain Jin, you should know what I'm talking about. I'm just a small police officer. I do what I'm told. You see, there's nothing I can do."

Huadi paused and continued, "However, looking at you, Captain Jin, it seems that you are well aware that you have been arrested. Since you are so cooperative, I think we should forget about the handcuffs." After that, Huadi made a "please" gesture, indicating that Jin Tian should go with them.

Jin Tian remained silent, only glancing at Hua Di silently, and then obediently followed Hua Di and the others towards the parking lot. Along the way, Jin Tian seemed unusually quiet and did not make any further comments.

Arriving at the parking lot, Huadi handed Jin Tian over to Liu Qiyuan, gave him a few brief instructions, and then turned and left. He knew that there were more important matters waiting for him to deal with next - Li Wenbin must have something to tell him.