Starting from Handong, in the name of Xiao Hao!

"Give orders? Not really!" Chang Junhao chuckled to himself.

"I only knew a little about you, and yet I ran into you right here!"

"I just wanted to talk to you and chat about the current situation in Jinghai City!"

"You want to talk to me about the situation?" An Xin herself was a little surprised.

"Yes, that's right, I was looking for you!" Chang Junhao smiled.

"In my opinion, you are the most important link in Jinghai City!"

"If it weren't for your appearance in Jinghai, things probably wouldn't be like they are today!"

"You might be the key link connecting the past and the future, so coming to you is the right decision!"

"I didn't even know I would be this important!" An Xin laughed when she heard this.

However, there was a hint of bitterness in that smile.

"You're that important!" Chang Junhao smiled.

"You should know what happened in Jinghai before, right?"

"What happened in Jinghai before?" Upon hearing this, An Xin was stunned.

"Officer An, your noodles are ready!" At this moment, Old Xu, the owner of the noodle shop, brought over the noodles.

"Thank you for your hard work, Lao Xu!" An Xin said politely.

"Comrade, give it a try, the noodles here are pretty good!"

"Hmm!" Chang Junhao accepted it and tasted it. To be honest, it had a unique flavor.

"Not bad!" Chang Junhao said, taking a few big bites.

Meanwhile, An Xin, who was standing next to her, was eating with little appetite, instead pondering Chang Junhao's words from earlier.

"Comrade, the incident you mentioned in Jinghai, could it be related to the police station?" An Xin asked immediately.

The general public may not be aware of this matter, but An Xin is very clear about it.

I used to work at the police station, and even now that I manage files, I still have quite a few friends there.

He was quite familiar with the news inside the police station, so he had naturally heard about it.

However, due to his current status, An Xin was not clear about some specific matters, but she was generally aware of them.

He was aware of the police station being vandalized, and even knew that the person responsible was someone of considerable influence.

It seems the calls even came directly from the provincial party committee.

And there is a saying that is still circulating today, and it is also widely circulated among them.

"What Gao Qiqiang? You'd better pray that he has some kind of relationship with the governor of the neighboring province, Gao Yuliang!"

"And as for Zhao Lidong, you'd better pray that he has some connection with Zhao Lichun in the capital!"

Although no one knows what the relationship is behind that person, they can name these two people.

Their backgrounds are almost no worse than those two, at the very least they have connections with the provincial party committee.

He even said that even if Zhao Lidong were here, he would still slap him across the face if necessary.

In the end, Mayor Zhao Lidong never even went there; instead, the matter was eventually dropped.

Moreover, it is said that he even slapped a deputy director of a branch office, and the deputy director didn't even say anything.

The deputy director of a branch office, and even the director himself, all resigned to take responsibility.

Moreover, even within their own bureau, the acting director received a severe punishment, making promotion virtually impossible.

I thought the matter was over, but I didn't expect that the governor would bring it up again as soon as he arrived.

It seems the matter is not over yet, but rather awaits the arrival of the current provincial governor.

And could the previous transfer of the provincial governor have been related to this incident?

Is this an attempt to wipe out the entire city of Jinghai?

An Xin was still happy with the result, but this incident made it hard for her to be happy.

Because this incident was caused by a certain person, rather than for the sake of justice or fairness.

Thinking of this, An Xin's expression betrayed a hint of it, though she tried her best to suppress it afterward.

However, Chang Junhao, with his sharp eyes, still noticed it, based on his understanding of An Xin, the police officer in front of him.

I knew this person was getting stuck on a rut again; he's always been like this, always getting stuck on trivial matters.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have the experience he has now; he'd probably be a division-level official with real power, and reaching the deputy division-level wouldn't be difficult.

However, it is because he has been fixated on trivial matters that he has ended up in his current situation.

Perhaps these are some of the things that make him endearing; we haven't seen someone like him in so many years.

Chang Junhao found it quite interesting as he watched.

"What? Are you clear about those things?" Chang Junhao smiled, but didn't explain anything right now.

“I know a little!” An Xin nodded anyway.

"Could you tell me more?" Chang Junhao asked with a smile.

"There's nothing I can't say!" Hearing this, An Xin nodded.

But he still stubbornly looked at Chang Junhao and asked,

"But before I begin, may I ask a question?"

"Hmm? Of course!" Chang Junhao smiled, seemingly already guessing what this guy wanted to ask.

"I'd like to ask you, comrade, is it because something happened to that person before?"

"Yes!" Chang Junhao replied immediately without any hesitation.

"Uh..." Originally, An Xin thought that Chang Junhao would give a long explanation to argue with him.

Using some grand principle or something similar to compromise oneself, one might even end up doing favors for the provincial governor in front of them.

But An Xin never expected that he would admit it so directly and tell her that it was for this reason.

This left An Xin speechless for a moment.

"Comrade just said that out loud?" An Xin asked, stunned.

"Yes, there's nothing that can't be said!" Chang Junhao smiled.

"What? Are you surprised?"

"Yes, I was surprised, very surprised!" An Xin gave a bitter smile.

It seems that all my years of perseverance have been a joke.

"Do you feel unworthy?" Chang Junhao asked again, as if he could see An Xin completely clearly.

“I…” An Xin didn’t know what to say.

"I've made it very clear that what happened before was a major reason for my visit here!"

"This has brought the situation in Jinghai City to the attention of higher-level leaders!"

"And you must be aware of the current situation and the determination of our superiors, right?"

"Such operations are being carried out almost nationwide, and countless acts of corruption have been uncovered!"

“If it weren’t for what happened to Xiao Zheng, you probably wouldn’t have been noticed by your superiors!” Chang Junhao explained.

"Are you familiar with the comrade from before?" An Xin asked immediately.

"Yes, I know him quite well. That's my cousin, my biological cousin. He calls me 'Big Brother'!" Chang Junhao nodded with a smile.

It was An Xin herself who admitted it; Chang Junhao wouldn't have admitted it so easily to others.

Chang Junhao had thoroughly researched An Xin, understanding her personality, habits, and abilities.

I also know that this person keeps their promises and won't actually leak this matter.

"Isn't this unfair to everyone?" After all, she was facing the provincial governor, and even the rather stubborn An Xin didn't say it outright.

However, although the tone was not very certain, the question was still raised.

"Fair?" Chang Junhao chuckled and said.

"An Xin, do you know what? When I was in Handong Province, I met someone who also talked about fairness!"

"Do you know who it is?" Chang Junhao asked.

"I don't know!" An Xin shook her head honestly.

"This man is Hou Liangping, the former director of the Anti-Corruption Bureau of Handong Province!"

"They keep talking about fairness, about making things fairer for everyone else!"

"For example, some officials' relatives hold the same position as him, like the vice governor and public security chief Qi Tongwei next door!"

“Some of his relatives became auxiliary police officers, and he felt it was unfair!”

"What do you think? Is it fair?" Chang Junhao asked.

"Well... if someone really has the ability, then it's fair, isn't it?" An Xin said, not entirely confidently.

After all, what is his own situation? What are the identities of his adoptive father, An Changlin, and Meng Dehai, who treated him like a son? Well, what were their identities before?

What is his own identity?

If it's unfair on the other side too, what about him?