"Important news from our station, Wei Hong, known as the Queen of Telefraud and the General Manager of the Myanmar-based Hendry Group, was arrested three days ago and has been officially extradited to Shenzhou. Simultaneously, Shenzhou has issued a red notice for multiple core mbers of the telefraud syndicate, including Wei Bangxiong..."
The excitent in this news could be heard through the professional broadcaster’s voice.
Indeed.
Like all news broadcasts, the wording of this ssage is quite concise and subtle.
Onlookers enjoy the spectacle,
the general public might only know that this is yet another significant victory in the fight against telefraud, but only a few may grasp the true significance of this event.
Wei Hong.
The iconic figure of the Myanmar-based Wei family, the family’s eldest daughter, and the news unreservedly pinpointed the Hendry Group.
While anyone who has followed the Myanmar scam would know the true nature of Hendry, an official disclosure makes a world of difference.
Moreover.
The casual ntion of another na, Wei Bangxiong, is even more extraordinary. As the founder of the Wei family and soone holding a significant position in Myanmar, he has remarkably landed on Shenzhou’s wanted list.
Even though only Wei Hong has been captured so far, anyone with discernnt knows that the once-powerful Wei family in Myanmar, like a lone vessel on the vast ocean leaking extensively, is dood to fall.
"The Queen of Telefraud doesn’t even look that nacing."
Great Wall Group.
Office.
Jiang Chen watched the news footage hanging on the television, making a sharp remark.
During the transfer, for a notorious major criminal like this, the Shenzhou police also showed considerable respect for human rights by not covering her face, allowing the public to catch a glimpse of the Queen of Telefraud’s appearance.
In the past.
People could only comnt cautiously, but now, with official intervention, the title of the Queen of Telefraud is officially earned.
The saying "The most venomous is a woman’s heart" aptly describes the Wei family’s eldest daughter.
The blood on her hands is incalculable; countless have t untily deaths due to her, perishing far from ho, yet even such a ruthless "Black Widow" appeared lifeless and soulless at the ti of capture.
No one knows what she is thinking after her arrest.
But without a doubt, it won’t be regret.
"The Allied Army’s progress shouldn’t be that fast."
Jiang Chen shook his head, "It’s definitely not the Allied Army. Her capture was actually credited to the other three great families."
The human heart is indeed inscrutable.
"Due to unfair distribution, the eldest daughter of the Wei family had disputes with the other three families, so she naturally beca a scapegoat. If not for the three families, capturing her now, or keeping her alive, would have been challenging."
"The sa trick can’t be used twice. Having caught her, it’s harder to capture Wei Bangxiong."
This was in Lan Peizhi’s office.
Hearing this, Jiang Chen smiled and said, "It’s insignificant; bringing him back doesn’t an much. After all, we live in a civilized era without harsh ancient laws. If this Wei family head wants to die with dignity, it saves us a bullet."
What does it an for ships and battlents to vanish in laughter?
Perhaps the Wei family, at their wit’s end, still doesn’t realize whose hands they have fallen into.
"This task was done nicely."
Hearing praise from her was indeed challenging.
"I can only say I lived up to expectations."
Boss Jiang was very humble.
"Keep going," Lan Peizhi replied earnestly and calmly.
Jiang Chen chuckled.
With significant progress in Myanmar and Luo Peng’s issues resolved nicely, he was undoubtedly in a good mood.
"I plan to take Taoist Duanmu out for a bit."
"To Dongying."
After all, they are martial sisters.
By modern societal standards, Lan Peizhi was akin to the guardian of the Taoist nun sister, so it was necessary to inform her.
"Shouldn’t you go to Dongying alone?"
Upon hearing this, Jiang Chen was montarily taken aback. It wasn’t until he t her gaze for a few seconds that he realized.
He smiled wryly.
Who says Bodhisattvas don’t have human desires?
Indeed.
Dongying is indeed a paradise for n, especially with its leading unique industries, making it even more attractive.
But Boss Jiang isn’t an ordinary person; the conditions don’t allow it.
If he were an average citizen, he could simply fill his pockets with coins and indulge in the local customs, but he is a "valuable person."
Previous examples have served as lessons, and with Luo Peng’s recent experience as a warning, he is neither a movie nor novel protagonist with invincible protection, so how could he run around recklessly alone?
Having learned lessons, even children rarely fall in the sa pit twice.
"It’s so boring to be alone; I still prefer the excitent,"
Boss Jiang cleverly showed his clear conscience, then asked, "Have you been to Dongying, and do you have any fun places to recomnd?"
He’s really like a tourist.
Lan Peizhi looked at him and simply said, "Cao Jinse has already left."
Jiang Chen was stunned and then his expression changed, "How is that possible? Didn’t we agree to leave together?"
"Did you sign a contract?"
"..."
Jiang Chen was instantly at a loss for words.
"She indeed went to Dongying for so urgent work, so she left early."
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