The reborn policewoman's dog solves numerous major cases, shocking the nation.

Chapter 168 Seeing Through Illusion! Locating the Undercover Agent at a Glance!
In the living room of the villa, Su Yueling somewhat awkwardly poured tea for the two bigwigs.

She could sense that something was off about the atmosphere today.

The leader of the Zhenxia Legion didn't even linger on her. Instead, from the moment he entered, he stared intently at Chu Sheng, who was lying at her feet, with a complex and incomprehensible emotion.

"Comrade Xiao Su, the following conversation involves top secrets. You... need to be mentally prepared." Qi Gaowei dismissed all his entourage, closed the living room door, and said in a deep voice.

Su Yueling nodded nervously.

Chu Sheng yawned, and the myna bird on his back flew onto the coffee table on its own. It cleared its throat and prepared to "interpret" simultaneously.

The leader of the Zhenxia Legion didn't beat around the bush. He looked at Chu Sheng, or rather, at Su Yueling who understood Chu Sheng's meaning, and said bluntly:

"Comrade Buchai, we... need your help."

His tone even carried a hint of pleading.

He slowly deduced from the information provided by Lin Feng that there was a very high-ranking traitor hidden within the high command of the anti-smuggling squad.

He told the story exactly as it was told, word for word.

After he finished speaking, the entire living room fell into a deathly silence.

Su Yueling's face had turned deathly pale.

As a police officer, she understood better than anyone what the word "traitor" meant, especially in a high-risk team like the anti-smuggling police.

That means the sacrifice of countless undercover heroes, the breaking up of countless families, and a fatal hole torn open in the country's security defenses from within!

“We set up a secret investigation team and identified several high-ranking personnel who were the most likely suspects.”

Qi Gaowei added, his voice filled with weariness and helplessness: "However, these people are all veteran comrades who have made great contributions to the country. Without absolute evidence, we cannot conduct any substantive investigations on them, as that would cause huge turmoil and alert the enemy."

"So..." The leader of the Zhenxia Legion focused his gaze on Chu Sheng again, "We came to ask you, Comrade Buchai, do you... have any way to help us find this thorn in our side?"

He wasn't really sure when he said that.

This is simply a fantasy.

Finding a deeply hidden traitor requires meticulous logical reasoning, massive intelligence analysis, and an impeccable chain of evidence.

Why would you ask a dog to do this?

This is even more outrageous than having it command all beasts to attack a city.

He came here today with a "nothing to lose" mentality.

After all, this husky has already created too many impossibilities.

What if... what if it really does have a solution?
Just when both bigwigs felt that the request was somewhat unreasonable, or even absurd.

Chu Sheng suddenly leaped up from the ground.

His blue eyes gleamed with an unprecedented excitement.

No matter how hard you try, you won't be able to find anything, and it won't take any effort at all!
He was just worried about where to use his newly awakened supernatural power, the "Phantom Eye," when this opportunity came knocking on his door.

See through all illusions and discern the true nature of people's hearts!

This is practically a divine technique tailor-made for catching moles!
"Ouch!"

Chu Sheng raised his head and let out a confident howl.

The myna bird on his back immediately understood, puffed out its chest, and translated in a clear and articulate tone comparable to a news anchor:
"Our boss said, 'It's a piece of cake! Bring them here, and I'll know at a glance whether they're human or ghost!'"

……

Three days later, in a heavily guarded secret meeting room at the Public Security Bureau of Handong Province.

An interrogation, or rather a screening, that can be described as the most bizarre in the history of the East Union is quietly underway.

In order not to alert the enemy, Qi Gaowei and the leaders of the Zhenxia Legion came up with a brilliant excuse—to hold an internal preparatory meeting for the "M North Cross-border Rescue Operation Commendation Conference".

All high-ranking officers of the anti-smuggling unit who were listed as highly suspicious were required to attend.

In the conference room sat seven or eight men, each bearing the weight of gleaming stars and heavy honors on their shoulders. Each of them had once been a renowned hero on the front lines of the anti-piracy campaign.

Today's protagonist, "Comrade Buchai," was held by Su Yueling and sat in the main seat with an air of authority.

They euphemistically called it "letting the heroes personally hear the commendation plan and offer their valuable opinions."

Although the executives present found the scene somewhat comical, none of them felt there was anything wrong with it when they thought about the husky's amazing track record.

Instead, they all looked at Chu Sheng with the eyes of someone looking at a national treasure, curious and awe-inspiring.

Only one person, Guo Liwei, the deputy head of the anti-smuggling squad, had a fleeting, almost imperceptible look of contempt and disdain in his eyes.

He sneered inwardly.

What a bunch of idiots, treating a dog like a god?

He certainly knew that Lin Feng had been rescued, and he guessed that the higher-ups might have begun to suspect that there were problems within the organization.

But he was not panicked at all.

He had received the most rigorous anti-interrogation training, and his mental fortitude was as solid as a rock.

Let alone a dog, even if the United States had the best lie detector and psychologists, they wouldn't be able to find any flaws in him.

He came today to see what tricks these people were up to.

He also came to see the dog.

This dog was the one that killed his most respected boss, Khun Sa!
Although Khun Sa was a tyrant, in the eyes of Guo Liwei, whose soul had long been corrupted by money and power, Khun Sa's extravagant spending, disregard for human life, and indifference to rules was the life he longed for most!
He was no longer the passionate anti-snatch officer; he was merely an admirer of Khun Sa, dressed in a police uniform.

Now, his "idol" has been tortured to death by this dog in a way that is almost humiliating, and the hatred in his heart has long since overwhelmed everything else.

He swore that he would find a chance to kill this dog with his own hands and avenge his boss!

Just as Guo Liwei was plotting his revenge, the meeting began.

Qi Gaowei cleared his throat and began reading the tedious and boring commendation plan.

Meanwhile, Chu Sheng, sitting in the main seat, quietly activated his [Insightful Divine Eye].

In his view, the whole world changed instantly.

He saw that the first person to speak was an elderly bureau chief with gray hair.

The old bureau chief emanated a pure, flame-red light, warm and firm, full of righteousness and loyalty.

"He's a good person," Chu Sheng nodded silently to himself.

Then came the second, the third...

Although the colors and intensities of the light emanating from these people varied—some were a calm, earthy yellow, others a sharp gold—they were all, without exception, pure and without a trace of impurity.

Chu Sheng's gaze swept over them one by one.

Finally, his gaze fell on Guo Liwei, the deputy captain who sat upright, with a serious expression and seemed flawless.

Under the gaze of the [Phantom Eye], Guo Liwei's crisp police uniform and his righteous face became illusory.

What Chu Sheng saw was a human-shaped silhouette enveloped in a thick, ink-like black mist.

Within that black mist churned greed, hatred, resentment, betrayal... all the most filthy and darkest emotions.

At the core of that black aura, Chu Sheng could even see a face so distorted and ferocious that it was staring intently at him with eyes full of deep-seated hatred!

found it.

Chu Sheng's heart stirred, and his blue eyes instantly turned icy cold.

He did not have an immediate reaction.

He just stared at Guo Liwei quietly, as if he were looking at a dead man whose ending had already been written.

(End of this chapter)