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Wang Yun glanced back at the wide, empty street behind him. There wasn’t a single place to hide. And the inspectors’ voices were already growing clearer and clearer. If he wanted to try running now, it was already too late. “Damn it!” Watching this scene unfold, the livestream audience began to panic on his behalf. “What do we do? The inspectors are almost here, but this shabby place has nowhere to hide anyone!” “The only abandoned house here is leaking from all sides. You can…-
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Tonight was perfect. The moon lay buried under a thick blanket of clouds, sealed so tightly not a single sliver of light escaped. It was an ideal night for slipping out to scout. Wang Yun set out right on time, casually steering the electric tricycle he’d borrowed from the innkeeper. He drove until he reached a lively district where he could hail a cab, then parked the tricycle out of sight of the cameras. Flagging down a taxi, he gave the driver his destination. The car sped toward the…
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Having made up his mind, Duan Wu stayed holed up at home, desperately hoping the inspection squad would hurry up and leave the city. But a sudden, urgent pounding at the door jolted him awake, sending his nerves into disarray. It turned out to be someone from the fitness club. Since Duan Wu didn’t own a phone, the club hadn’t been able to reach him. They had called a neighbor instead, who passed the receiver over to him. The moment he heard the reason for the call, Duan Wu’s mood…
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Thirteen’s words left everyone momentarily baffled. Old Hu suddenly thought of something, his eyes lighting up with a sharp gleam. He leaned forward, staring at Thirteen with excitement, and pressed for confirmation. “You left a clue for the Boss? What kind of message did you leave?” The others, hearing Old Hu’s words, also remembered what had happened back in the ski resort. It was because of the marks Wang Yun had left back then that Thirteen had been able to find his way all the way…
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The officers of the Police Family inspection team shouted until their voices went hoarse, yet their chests felt as though a blazing fire burned within them. It was scorching. It was fierce. And they were willing to let themselves be consumed by that fire to protect this land, to protect these people. They would not admit defeat. They would not retreat. They would not surrender. Captain Matyev gazed at his men, their fighting spirit burning like a raging inferno, and his heart swelled with…
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These past days, Duan Wu sometimes disguised himself before going out to buy daily necessities. Outside, everything still looked normal. The city seemed safe, with no program inspectors in sight. So today, as usual, he put on a wig, a hat, and sunglasses, disguised himself carefully, and strolled out the door. But he soon realized something was wrong. The streets, which were normally quiet, were now filled with many more figures. Each one looked relaxed and casual at a glance, yet there was a…
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Wang Yun watched the road on the monitor. The Royal Family’s program inspectors were speaking rapidly into their radios, relaying reports back to their superiors. He didn’t linger. Without hesitation, he exited the command center system, scrubbing every trace of his intrusion until it was as if he had never been there at all. Without pausing, Wang Yun continued his work. Lines of code flew across the screen. Only when a new image appeared on the monitor did he finally stop. If the…
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Xiao Gang carried a simple bowl of noodle soup in his hands as if it were some priceless treasure, his face full of complicated emotions as he returned. Seeing his indescribable expression, Wang Yun almost asked what was wrong, but in the end, he swallowed the words back down. He didn’t want to ask, and he didn’t want to know why Xiao Gang looked like that. All he wanted was to sit down and eat a proper meal. The livestream audience, however, caught every nuance of his expression and…
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Faced with the two pairs of curious eyes, Wang Yun spoke with casual indifference. “I’ve said it before. I met him at the ski resort. On the last day, after I finished teaching him some skiing techniques, I gave him a sum of money and asked him to rent a car for me. We agreed to meet on the third day at eight in the evening, at that spot. The original plan was to lure in a team of inspectors, wipe them out in one move, and then escape by car.” His tone was plain, but even so, his words made the…
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The driver was warmed by Old Hu’s grateful gaze. He then thumped his chest and gave his word. “You folks really are down on your luck. But don’t worry, after all, you’ve met me. Leave it to me. You don’t need IDs; I’ll still get you a place to stay. And it’s quiet, the environment is nice, perfect for a little sightseeing and travel experience.” The corner of Old Hu’s mouth curled in a sly smile. He said no more, simply waiting for the driver to take them to their…
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