Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 356 He's just here for fun, isn't he?
How can you have so much credit?
He has received the First-Class Merit Citation twice!

Are achievements so worthless these days?
Hua stared at his phone screen, initially thinking he was seeing things and not seeing the real image.

But seeing the clear seal on it, he had to believe that these were all facts.

It felt like, to that fat guy, credit was as ordinary as cabbage... Captain Hua couldn't describe the feeling in his heart at this moment.

Despite having served as a police officer for over a decade and having risen to the position of deputy chief, he had never received a first-class merit award.

the reason is simple……

I've never solved such a big case before.

This kind of achievement cannot be obtained by simply working hard; in fact, seniority and merit are two completely different things.

Not only did he receive a first-class merit award, but this fat man also received a second-class merit award.

The collective credit goes on and on.

Looking at the specific cases, Team Hua realized that he had underestimated his opponent.

The operation to combat human trafficking resulted in seven deaths and three serious injuries...

One vs. ten?
What did I just see...? Team Leader Hua rubbed his eyes hard.

Damn, I learned something new today!

He seems like a very easygoing person, but he's actually so ruthless!

wrong.

It shouldn't be described as ruthless, but rather as decisive.

In that situation, taking decisive action is the most appropriate course of action, but how many people can actually do that?

"The second-class merit award is too low."

After reviewing the case of human trafficking, Captain Hua quietly offered his assessment.

As they continued reading, Hua's eyes widened even further.

Two more special cases!

He took over all the top-tier hospitals...

Even the funeral home wasn't spared~
He was wondering why they were suddenly investigating the trafficking of corpses when there had been a nationwide crackdown.

So that's where it all started!

Keep reading...

This backlog of cases is quite complicated.

Team Leader Hua, after all, came from the bottom, and solving cases was his specialty. He could tell the complexity of Liu Zhengyang's sudden death case with just a glance.

However, Yu Dazhang's file did not contain a detailed case analysis, only some simple descriptions.

When he finally saw the case of the severed finger, Captain Hua's brows furrowed even more deeply.

"Twelve plus twelve, then ten, then one..."

He muttered to himself while calculating in his mind.

In total, there were 35 cases involved.

This case is beyond what the word "complex" can describe.

Team Hua couldn't help but make assumptions in his mind.

If I were to lead a special task force to investigate the finger amputation case, what would be the chances of successfully solving it?
He analyzed the situation objectively and calmly.

To be honest and objective, without exaggeration or bias.

He has at most a 30% chance of solving the case, and even that requires an element of luck.

Unfortunately, there is no detailed explanation of the case, and we don't know how he finally solved it.

"I really want to see the case file for this case," Captain Hua muttered to himself unconsciously.

As a veteran criminal investigator, I can't help but want to find out more about cases that interest me.

This extremely rare case, in particular, piqued his curiosity even more.

This is yet another special case!
Team Leader Hua put down his phone, looked out the car window, and kept replaying the cases he had just witnessed in his mind.

Is it just luck that this fat guy has stumbled upon so many special cases?

No.

The case was right there, but only this fat man noticed it.

Almost every special case was discovered by this fat man from smaller cases.

Why didn't others notice? That's a matter of ability.

Even this current slavery case was uncovered by him from the imprisonment case.

Many people spend their entire lives solving only minor cases, and never even encounter a major case.

When they look back on their careers, they often lament their bad luck.

However, they failed to realize that major cases are often hidden within seemingly insignificant minor cases.

It's simply a matter of some people being able to spot the problems, while others are only able to handle minor cases.

"I underestimated him."

Team Hua initially thought that Yu Dazhang's age and experience were mismatched.

But now, upon re-examination, he was surprised to find that, throughout the entire N province, it would be difficult to find anyone more experienced than Yu Dazhang.

They handled four special cases alone, and successfully solved them all.

As the deputy chief of the provincial department, I haven't even mentioned solving a single special case.

What's even more astonishing is that attack.

He was the one who came to retaliate against him, but he ended up killing them instead.

Seven foreign mercenaries...

Not one was left; they were all killed.

From another perspective, this fat man had only been with the company for a little over six months, yet he had already killed nearly twenty people.

"He's just here to have fun as a cop, isn't he...?" This thought involuntarily popped into Captain Hua's mind.

In my more than ten years as a police officer, I haven't lived as exciting a life as this fat guy in just six months.

He's not just a master detective; in some ways, he's also a troublemaker.

Although it's not a good way to describe a colleague, Hua Kaiquan couldn't help but think that way.

"Achoo~ Achoo, achoo~~"

Inside the SUV, Yu Dazhang sneezed several times in a row.

Sitting in the driver's seat, Zhang Sen gripped the steering wheel, trying his best to keep the car stable.

But every time Yu Dazhang sneezes, the off-road vehicle shakes slightly.

"Da Zhang, are you sick?" Zhang Sen asked with concern.

"No." Yu Dazhang rubbed his nose.
"I don't know why, but my nose always feels itchy."

He then touched his ears and found that the base of his ears was also a little hot.

He was sitting in the back seat at that moment, sandwiching Wang Hao between him and Lü Zhongxin.

"Officer, there's no need for you to squeeze in with me."

Wang Hao felt uncomfortable being squeezed and couldn't help but protest:

"You should sit in the passenger seat. If you're worried, just handcuff yourself to the roof armrest. Why should the three of us suffer together?"

He was trapped in the middle and couldn't move, and he felt like he couldn't breathe properly.

Actually, the back seat of the off-road vehicle is quite spacious, but Yu Dazhang's current size is equivalent to taking up the space of two people.

This was something he found hard to accept.

"It's only a little over an hour's journey, hang in there."

Yu Dazhang didn't feel uncomfortable at all; on the contrary, he felt very at ease.

Wang Hao is now a key suspect in this case, and we cannot afford any mistakes.

Squeezing a little is better than making a mistake.

"You know why we're going to Jianning, right?" Yu Dazhang asked.

"Arrest Zhang Chao." Wang Hao answered without hesitation.

"Use me as bait to lure Zhang Chao out."

"What kind of talk is this? How did it come to be entrapment?" Yu Dazhang quickly corrected him:
"It was your cooperation in our arrest operation that brought the suspect to justice. The sooner he is caught, the better for you and your family."

"Oh...I understand..." Wang Hao said, trying to twist his body, and finally said helplessly:

"Officer, please sit in the front. I'm feeling too uncomfortable being squeezed by you."

(End of this chapter)