Era: The naive beauty charmed the villain!

After Wu Chunhua was taken to the station, her philtrum was pinched hard.

She was just pretending; her goal was to gain sympathy for her.

Now that there are no foolish neighbors around, and judging from the attitude of the arresting officers, it's clear they won't sympathize with this poor old woman.

Instead, he was very determined and pinched her philtrum hard, almost making her jump up in pain.

But actually jumping up is definitely not an option; that would be tantamount to telling others that she was faking fainting.

Despite the excruciating pain, Wu Chunhua feigned a slow awakening.

"Um... what's wrong with me? Where have you taken this old woman?"

When the interrogators saw that Wu Chunhua had opened her eyes, they ignored her questions.

They threw the person into a chair, handcuffed him, and began the interrogation.

When she was first interrogated, Wu Chunhua refused to admit her crimes. She sat in the interrogation room, pitifully wiping away tears and crying out that they had arrested the wrong person.

If it weren't for the conclusive evidence, many young public officials in charge of the case would probably have been fooled by her and thought she was truly innocent.

With all the evidence laid out before her, Wu Chunhua finally revealed her true colors.

Without her pretense, she gave off a completely different feeling. Although she still had that kind and gentle face, she now sent chills down one's spine.

Her drooping eyelids revealed a chilling gaze, like a venomous snake lurking in the shadows, eyeing its prey and conjuring images of a bottomless abyss.

Every wrinkle on her face seemed to bear the deep imprint of the many crimes she had committed, those sins like shadows hidden in the passage of time, impossible to erase.

Knowing that she couldn't escape punishment this time, Wu Chunhua was not afraid at all, but instead laughed heartily.

"Hahaha, I'm already this old, I've enjoyed everything I could, so what if I get arrested? I've lived a full life!"

Wu Chunhua, in a fit of despair, confessed all her crimes over the years with a secret sense of glee and smugness.

The clerk in charge of taking notes was writing rapidly, cold sweat dripping down her temples.

It is unbelievable that such a vicious criminal was hiding among the people!

Wu Chunhua's criminal record dates back fifty years.

At the time, she was a young wife who had recently married her husband. Because she was dissatisfied with her mother-in-law's oppression, she took the opportunity of going up the mountain to dig for wild vegetables to push her mother-in-law down a steep slope shortly after arriving at her husband's home.

After her mother-in-law died, Wu Chunhua despised her paralyzed father-in-law as a burden and abused him to death.

After her parents-in-law died, Wu Chunhua enjoyed a period of peace and comfort.

But the good times didn't last long. After marriage, Wu Chunhua never got pregnant, and her husband gradually became dissatisfied with her. He played cards and drank every day, and when he was drunk, he would beat and scold her.

Wu Chunhua decided to go all the way and send her husband to the underworld to reunite with his parents.

She took advantage of her husband's drunkenness again and threw him into the pond in the middle of the night.

After a good night's sleep, she woke up to find herself a newly widowed woman amidst the sympathetic glances of her neighbors.

The years that followed were difficult, and life was not easy for a woman.

However, Wu Chunhua knew she was infertile and had no intention of remarrying to become someone's free nanny.

By sheer chance, she discovered a "way to make money".

Some people buy women and children on a long-term basis, and the purchase price varies depending on the quality of the "goods".

But no matter what, it's a quick way to make money.

Even if she couldn't get any good goods, the money she got from selling just one child was enough for Wu Chunhua to squander for a while.

Once you get used to making quick money, there's no going back.

From then on, Wu Chunhua embarked on a path of trafficking women and children.