If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

"Commander Li, I never thought that a big shot like you would come to interrogate me in person. Hehe, it seems that I, Ni, still have some weight in your eyes." Ni Kun raised the corners of his mouth slightly, looking at Li Wenbin sitting opposite him with a half-smile, and a hint of cunning flashed in his eyes.

Li Wenbin looked at Ni Kun expressionlessly and responded calmly, "Mr. Ni, please don't say that. You're a well-known figure in Hong Kong. The house you live in is worth over 100 million yuan. Oh, and you seem to be the chairman of some kind. If we send an ordinary police officer to interrogate such a big shot like you, wouldn't that be too disrespectful of you?"

Although Li Wenbin's words sounded like a joke, they stirred a furor within Ni Kun. He knew full well that the police were serious this time, determined to eliminate this "infestation" of his. After all, with Hong Kong's return to China imminent, any factors that might threaten social stability had to be eliminated.

Ni Kun pondered inwardly, his reputation in Hong Kong wasn't inflated; he was known as the "Drug King" of Tsim Sha Tsui! He had wholesale distribution channels in almost every prosperous area of ​​Hong Kong. However, despite feeling a little insecure, he decided to put up one last desperate struggle. After all, he still had some confidence. The families behind him were incredibly influential in the legal world. Hadn't he easily dealt with similar situations before?

Li Wenbin completely ignored what Ni Kun said and continued to speak on his own, "Your lawyer is waiting outside. Before he arrives, you can of course choose to remain silent. However, I still want to say a few words to you. You know very well what you have done, and similarly, we are also aware of your actions. You can deny it to death, but the evidence seized at the scene today alone is enough to make you spend the rest of your life in Stanley Prison. So, whether you say it or not, I don't really care. However, I think you should understand the power I have in the police system. If you are unwilling to say something that will interest me, then I can assure you that you will definitely receive 'special treatment' in Stanley Prison."

Ni Kun's expression gradually changed after hearing these words. He had been somewhat dispirited, but now he suddenly regained his heroic spirit. He straightened up and stared at Li Wenbin, no longer looking as dejected and lifeless as he had been when he was first arrested.

In reality, when Ni Kun was arrested, he was completely stunned by the sudden turn of events. He had no idea what had happened, or why the police had caught him dealing drugs. However, after a period of calm reflection, he finally came to his senses and quickly began to think of a response.

At this moment, Ni Kun's face was filled with confidence. He raised his lips slightly and said slowly, "Commander Li, I, Ni, am well aware of your capabilities. However, Stanley doesn't seem to be within your police jurisdiction, right? This matter should be handled by the Correctional Services Department. So, please stop yelling in front of me. I think you should have said everything you need to say. Is it time for my lawyer to come in?"

As soon as Ni Kun finished speaking, he simply ignored Li Wenbin, as if he didn't take him seriously at all. Li Wenbin knew very well that a veteran like Ni Kun would never give in easily. Since that was the case, he didn't bother to talk any more. He stood up expressionlessly, opened the door, and walked out without looking back.

Not long after, Hua Di entered, accompanied by a middle-aged man wearing glasses. This middle-aged man, looking refined and refined, must be Ni Kun's lawyer. The interrogation officially began, but neither Hua Di nor Li Wenbin expected Ni Kun to reveal any valuable clues. After all, under the existing legal framework, Ni Kun's lawyer was fully capable of handling all matters, and Ni Kun himself could even remain silent throughout. As Li Wenbin had previously stated, the most Ni Kun would face was imprisonment in Stanley Prison for being caught red-handed.

One could even argue that if Ni Kun's lawyers were sufficiently professional and conscientious, he could have easily escaped prosecution. This isn't a complex matter; the key lies in Ni Kun's resolute denial of drug trafficking. Logically, Ni Kun could reasonably argue that he was merely conducting a routine inspection of the warehouse with his subordinates, and that he knew nothing about the drugs found in the car.

Next, Ni Kun only needed to find someone willing to take the blame for him and get this person to admit that they had placed the drugs in Ni Kun's car long ago. After all, Ni Kun had never touched the drugs, which made the police investigation extremely difficult. The police had to do everything they could to prove that the drugs were indeed purchased by Ni Kun himself. However, without Ni Kun's fingerprints as direct evidence and no other solid physical evidence, this undoubtedly made the police's proof difficult.

Of course, the police could also try to start with the people Ni Kun brought with him, hoping that they would testify against Ni Kun. But even if these people were willing to come forward to testify, the other party's lawyers would be fully capable of refutation and questioning, making the testimony of these witnesses lose credibility.

So, do you think it's as simple as it seems? Actually, this kind of seemingly absurd thing has happened in real life. Just like Cheng Yiyan before, didn't he also get away with it so easily?

After a period of questioning, Ni Kun remained silent and his lawyer answered all the questions on his behalf. Hua Di also closed his notebook and went out alone.

Yes, according to current Hong Kong law, lawyers and clients are allowed to meet and consult with each other privately. This provision can, to some extent, be seen as a safeguard for the legitimate rights and interests of clients, provided that the lawyers possess sufficient professional ethics and moral integrity.

However, the reality isn't always so ideal. When encountering unscrupulous lawyers, this one-on-one time can be exploited by them to plot with criminals on how to escape responsibility. This situation is not uncommon in judicial practice, and Huadi feels deeply frustrated by it.

Although he is dissatisfied with this phenomenon, he is currently unable to change it, and even in the future it may be difficult to do so. This seems to be an inevitable problem in the legal process, which will require time and the joint efforts of all parties to gradually resolve.

After Huadi left, the surveillance camera was turned off. The lawyer then turned to Ni Kun and said, "Don't worry, sir, we've made all the arrangements. Even if the worst happens, you'll only need to spend two days in Stanley Prison. We're already actively contacting Justices of the Peace and community leaders to secure your release on bail."

Ni Kun's lips curled up slightly, revealing a faint smile. He nodded gently, but said nothing. He knew in his heart that the person hiding behind him would never give up on him easily. He was not a small-time character who could be easily discarded. He held an inestimable importance to the person behind him.

Every year, Ni Kun provides a large amount of wealth to the people behind him, but this is only part of it. His true value is far more than that. The resources and network of relationships he possesses make him a person of great value.

Without the considerable power behind Ni Kun, why would Huang Zhicheng risk conferring with Sister Marry to assassinate him? After all, Huang Zhicheng had successfully obtained evidence of Ni Kun's crimes numerous times, yet each time, Ni Kun skillfully dismantled them. This not only allowed Ni Kun to escape imprisonment, but also left Huang Zhicheng with a negative impression of incompetence among the higher-ups.

As for why Ni Yongxiao was able to take control of the situation so quickly after Ni Kun's death in the original novel, there are actually two reasons. First, Ni Yongxiao's own extraordinary ability and his status and prestige within the family cannot be underestimated. Second, and most crucially, the power behind Ni Kun came to his aid at a critical moment.

For the big man behind Ni Kun, a small pawn who is both obedient and capable is undoubtedly worth protecting. After all, such a person can be used by him and play an important role when needed.

However, in the original novel, Ni Yongxiao ultimately failed. The main reason for this was that he acted in a way that the powerful figures behind the scenes considered outrageous. Without any instructions, Ni Yongxiao blew up Lu Yongchang to death. Although his original intention was to kill Huang Zhicheng, this action was seen as disobedience by the powerful figures behind the scenes.

Because of this, the disobedient Ni Yongxiao lost the support of the powerful figures behind him. Later, he fell into the trap set by Huang Zhicheng and Han Chen, which made his situation even more difficult. Ultimately, the powerful figures behind the scenes decided to abandon Ni Yongxiao and support Han Chen instead.

In this way, Han Chen, with the support of the bigwigs behind him, was able to rise rapidly in the next few years and establish himself as the biggest drug lord in Hong Kong. Although the original movie did not explicitly show this, it laid one foreshadowing after another, hinting at the development of this plot.