If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

After Ah Zhen returned, Daozi was overwhelmed with emotion, unable to find words. But upon seeing Ah Zhen, this usually cheerful man suddenly burst into tears. He held Ah Zhen tightly, repeatedly saying "I'm sorry," as if pouring out all his regrets and self-blame. However, Ah Zhen initially wanted to avoid Daozi, feeling that she had become filthy.

At that moment, Liu Yi threw them both into the same room without hesitation. Perhaps he understood Daozi needed to be alone with Ah Zhen, or perhaps he hoped this would calm Ah Zhen down. Over time, Ah Zhen gradually regained her composure. Fortunately, before Ah Zhen's return, Liu Yi had repeatedly stressed to Daozi that he absolutely must not ask about Ah Zhen's experience. Although Daozi was heartbroken, he understood Liu Yi's advice was the right one, so he remained silent and didn't ask any questions.

Instead, Daozi focused all his attention on Ah Zhen. He felt her inner pain and grievances. He offered Ah Zhen endless care and comfort, assuring her that everything would be alright. Finally, Ah Zhen fell into a deep sleep in Daozi's warm embrace, enjoying this rare peace. So, how was Ah Zhen rescued?

However, Liu Yi chose not to personally intervene, instead seeking help from the police. Didn't he already distrust the police? So why did he turn to them now? Initially, his distrust stemmed from a lack of solid evidence proving Ah Zhen's disappearance. A hasty police report would have led to an endless cycle of questioning and searching for evidence, significantly delaying the search for Ah Zhen. But now, the situation was completely different. Liu Yi had not only apprehended the culprit but also learned Ah Zhen's whereabouts. He knew he couldn't secure Ah Zhen's safety on his own. Therefore, he resolutely sought the police's assistance, as they possessed greater expertise and experience in hostage rescue. Furthermore, Liu Yi didn't want to risk the lives of his fellow comrades, nor did he want to see Xia Mao and his men come into direct conflict with the criminal forces behind the tycoon. These were the police's responsibilities; after all, everyone paid taxes and had the right to be protected.

Liu Yi then sought out He Shangsheng, a police officer with a strong sense of justice. Because He Shangsheng had previously worked undercover for Hua Di, and Liu Yi had successfully resolved Ma Chao's case with his help, Liu Yi had great trust in him and hoped to help him achieve more success. While undercover, He Shangsheng discovered that Hua Di had committed no crimes and, more importantly, was a man of integrity and kindness to his fellow officers. More importantly, Hua Di's immense support during his time undercover enabled him to achieve meritorious service and return to the force. Perhaps because he had previously addressed Hua Di as "Big Brother," He Shangsheng was deeply willing to follow Hua Di's orders.

As expected, He Shangsheng successfully rescued Ah Zhen in just a few hours. After escorting Ah Zhen back to the mountaintop villa, He Shangsheng described in detail the circumstances of Ah Zhen's disappearance and the suffering she endured to Hua Di and the others. After hearing Ah Zhen's story, Xia Mao regretted not giving Hua Liucheng and Crow a good lesson before the police arrived.

The root of all this trouble lies with Crow. Ever since Daozi left Hong Kong with the God of Gamblers, Crow, a small-time thug with no connections, no skills, no strength, and no wealth, has found his life increasingly difficult, even to the point of having nowhere to live. Fortunately, Daozi treated him with kindness and allowed him to live in his ancestral home. However, Crow failed to learn any good qualities and quickly developed a habit of gluttony and laziness. Whenever money was tight, he resorted to loan sharking. Fortunately, Daozi's grandmother had taken the deed to Daozi's ancestral home; otherwise, he might have sold it to repay his debts. Despite this, he rented half of the home to the Korean. If Hua Liucheng hadn't appeared, Crow might have continued to struggle, borrowing money from many sources and avoiding his debts until Daozi returned to pay his debts. Hua Liucheng's appearance stemmed from Crow borrowing money from his younger brother and failing to repay it, forcing Hua Liucheng to personally collect the debt.

As soon as they met, Hua Liucheng exclaimed, "Oh my god!" "So it's you, kid! Why didn't you go with Daozi and enjoy the good life with the God of Gamblers? Now that we've found you, things will be easy. Your big brother Daozi must be very rich now. You should quickly ask him for money." Hua Liucheng didn't order his men to beat up Crow. He knew Daozi could now pay Crow back, and if he could pay, he definitely wouldn't beat him up. But as luck would have it, Daozi was having an important game with the God of Gamblers at that time, and Crow couldn't get in touch with Daozi. Since he couldn't get in touch with Daozi, Hua Liucheng didn't hold back and ordered his men to give Crow a good beating. Crow was also hurt by the beating and suddenly thought of Ah Zhen, so he called Ah Zhen to borrow money. And Ah Zhen, kindhearted, gave Hua Liucheng her only 20,000 yuan for Daozi's sake. It was this money that led to Ah Zhen's tragedy.

Crow's debt, compounded by interest, now reached a staggering three hundred thousand yuan! Yet, Ah Zhen only sent him a mere twenty thousand. Seeing this, Hua Liucheng, unwilling to give up, attacked Crow again. Seeing the situation was dire, Ah Zhen hurriedly pleaded with Hua Liucheng for more time to raise the funds. Hua Liucheng, still retaining a modicum of reason, knew the power of the gambling god and, knowing full well the power of the gambling god, decided not to embarrass Ah Zhen and let her go. However, Ah Zhen failed to raise the required amount over the next two days, much to Hua Liucheng's displeasure. Crow was then subjected to another beating. During this process, Crow's mood underwent a profound transformation. He didn't blame himself for his laziness or Hua Liucheng for his cruelty. Instead, he directed all his resentment towards Daozi and Ah Zhen. He thought, "If Daozai hadn't refused to lend me the money, how could he have lived so carefree and prosperously, while I'm suffering torture and humiliation here? Besides, why is it so difficult for Ah Zhen to lend me some money? Last time, to rescue Daozai, didn't she sell her body at nightclubs like the Rich Man to earn money? Now it's my turn, why wouldn't she work at the Rich Man to earn money to redeem me?" He didn't even consider why Ah Zhen would sell her body to redeem him? What's your relationship with Ah Zhen? He shouldn't resent Daozai; Daozai has been good to him.

Crow then came up with a sinister plan for Hua Liucheng. He knew the owner of the "Big Rich" had always coveted Ah Zhen's beauty and wanted her to work as a prostitute at the "Big Rich," but Ah Zhen had consistently refused. Furthermore, Ah Zhen had taken the signing bonus and then broken her contract, even having the "God of Gamblers" intervene. Although the "Big Rich" had dropped the matter, the feud had persisted. Crow had also heard that the "Big Rich" had promised to give 300,000 yuan to anyone who could capture Ah Zhen. So, he suggested Hua Liucheng kidnap Ah Zhen and arrange for someone to rape her, with Hua Liucheng being the first to do so and Crow the last. Over the course of two days, Ah Zhen was raped dozens of times. Most sinisterly, Crow even had Hua Liucheng take photos and videos. Hua Liucheng then used the photos and videos to coerce Ah Zhen into working as a prostitute at the "Big Rich." Since Ah Zhen couldn't contact Daozi at the time, she lied to her parents, saying she was going to find Daozi, but in reality, she had been sold to the "Big Rich."

That wasn't all. After Ah Zhen was sold to the Rich Man, Hua Liucheng received the 300,000 yuan he had hoped for and stopped bothering Crow. However, he still had Ah Zhen's photos and videos, so he would go to the Rich Man whenever he felt like it, and then charge it to Ah Zhen's account. Crow also followed Hua Liucheng's example. The worst part was that Crow collected Ah Zhen's salary at the Rich Man under the name of Ah Zhen's family. Yes, although the Rich Man was a nightclub, they didn't employ the hostesses themselves; they outsourced. Whether you were deceived, coerced, or came voluntarily, they didn't ask or care; they simply gave the money to the rightful recipient.

After He Shangsheng finished his story, Xia Mao was so angry that he immediately went to the police station to kill Hua Liucheng and Wu Ya. However, Liu Yi stopped him. After He Shangsheng left, Daozi didn't leave the room. The others also stayed in the mountaintop villa for the night.

The next morning, Daozi accompanied Ah Zhen out of the room. Liu Yi saw that Ah Zhen was in good condition, so he asked, "What do you want to do with those two people?" Ah Zhen did not answer, but just looked at Daozi. He did not know Hua Di. Seeing the two identical people in front of her, her heart, which had just calmed down, became flustered again. She thought she was dreaming until Daozi held her hand and introduced that it was Hua Di who rescued her. Only then did she calm down. Daozi spoke at this time, "Brother Hua, I don't need to know what happened to Ah Zhen, not now or in the future. I only know that I want to marry Ah Zhen and make her happy. You can handle the two people."

"Daozai, I won't say anything more. It's enough if you understand that I treat you as a brother. But I want to say something to Azhen. If you don't want Daozai to do something criminal, you have to be strong. What happened in the past is not important. What's important is Daozai's feelings for you and your future happiness. So the best way to deal with it is to let the law judge them." Liu Yi said.

"The law! Where was the law when Ah Zhen was suffering?" Daozi became angry. Instead, Ah Zhen held Daozi's hand and comforted him. It seems Ah Zhen is stronger than expected.