Hong Kong variety show: An undercover agent from Infernal Affairs? I'm not human anymore!

Ma Zhichao: "Do you know why I'm killing you?"

Houston: "Why?"

Ma Zhichao: "Because of 9."

Houston couldn't help but laugh upon hearing this: "I didn't expect you to still be like this. But... you have no idea how much preparation we've done on Hong Kong Island over the past 10 years. Financial Secretary, Justice, Education... how much can you do all by yourself?"

"Especially the Department of Justice, which has already taken control of most of the upper-level positions, blocking the selection channels for lower-level staff..."

"As for education, look at those textbooks, do they include your history? No. Can you change this situation? If you want to change it, you can only start with the Department of Justice?"

"You think getting the Financial Secretary on your side will be enough? No way. It's true that managing money is important, but it's not actually the most important thing."

The tone of his voice was already laced with sarcasm.

"Well said, that gives me some ideas..."

"That proves my trip wasn't in vain..."

Ma Zhichao took a Desert Eagle pistol from Hong Jipeng.

Kaka~~~

"Now, I'll send you on your way!"

(This chapter was posted at noon, but it was censored because it was about driving.) I've abandoned the new book... Let's get back to the old book. Today, this book has a total of 8000 words... I'll add more tomorrow.

Chapter 177 Corpse Dumped on the Beach

"Ma Zhichao, don't kill me! I'm still useful. We can cooperate..."

“Ma Zhichao…”

Bang bang~~~~

Two gunshots rang out, but were quickly drowned out by the sound of heavy rain in the dark night.

Inside the house,

Two bodies lay on the ground, shot in the head, brain matter and blood spurting out.

"Throw the body on the beach..."

"Should we sink it into the sea?"

"No need, it's better to throw it on the shore."

"Yes, boss."

Soon, Ma Zhichao boarded the ship and returned.

The heavy rain continued.

……

……

Early the next morning.

After the rain, the sky cleared.

The Eastern Economic Forum is ongoing.

This time, however, the Hong Kong Island representative used the excuse that the Financial Secretary was unwell and unable to come, and instead sent the Deputy Secretary.

Other countries had no doubts and continued the meeting.

Ma Zhichao left Le Huizhen's house and had morning tea at the tea restaurant downstairs.

The next table,

A grandfather and a grandson.

Grandpa is feeding the animals, and his grandson is doing his homework.

"Don't leave your homework until the morning next time, okay? You're always procrastinating..."

Grandpa talked as he fed him pineapple buns.

Sun Tzu quickly wrote down the answers, muttering to himself, "This summer war seems to have been quite fierce, with many people dying."

Upon hearing this, Grandpa's expression turned serious: "What did you say?"

Grandson: "It was a pretty fierce fight..."

Grandpa: "That sentence before..."

Sun Tzu: "??? The Summer War... What happened?"

Grandpa slammed his fist on the table in anger: "How can it be called a summer war? This is clearly a war against the Japanese pirates!"

Sun Tzu shook his head: "No, no, this is a war between two countries, so it is called the Summer War."

Grandpa angrily retorted, "How can these be the same? Those Japanese pirates invaded, which was a crime. We were resisting, which was righteous. How can this be called a war between two countries?"

The grandson frowned: "But that's not what the textbook says."

grandfather:"????"

Ma Zhichao: "???"

Grandpa was a little angry. He opened the book, but when he got to page 3, he got so angry that he threw the book down, hitting Ma Zhichao's ankle.

"You damn bastard!"

Who compiled the textbook?

"The Opium Wars are supposedly caused by Victoria's war against our country in an effort to ban opium?"

The old man was so angry that he was trembling all over, his eyes were bloodshot, and his hair stood on end in fury!

The grandson was terrified; he had never seen his grandfather so angry before.

Ma Zhichao: "??????"

Did Victoria wage war in our country to ban opium?

The opium was rampant in the Xia Kingdom, yet the Victorians had to fight against the Xia Kingdom to ban it. This was completely illogical.

This is absolutely outrageous!

Just then, the book landed at Ma Zhichao's feet.

Ma Zhichao picked it up.

The textbook states: "At that time, the Victorians discovered that many people in the Xia Kingdom were addicted to opium. This substance was the enemy of the world, and the Victorians were the guardians of the world. Therefore, in order to help the people of the Xia Kingdom quit smoking and eliminate this evil opium, they launched the Opium War."

Even with his calm demeanor, Ma Zhichao was still amused by the shameless content.

This is outrageous! They can really twist the truth!

"According to this textbook,"

"No wonder citizens on Hong Kong Island dare not openly talk about patriotism."

"No wonder there were so many rebellious brats in later generations..."

Ma Zhichao quickly finished his breakfast and then returned to the West Kowloon Police Station.

The first thing he did upon returning was to summon Liang Xiaorou.

"Go find textbooks from elementary school to university, I want them all..."

"what?"

"Go."

Liang Xiaorou: "Yes!"

Ma Zhichao thought for a moment, then said to Liang Xiaorou, "Wait a minute... while we're at it, let's also investigate the education sector and see what the current situation is."

Liang Xiaorou: "Yes..."

……

Around 2 p.m.,

Liang Xiaorou, accompanied by several police officers, pushed in six stacks of books, each about half a person's height.

"????"

Ma Zhichao exclaimed in surprise, "How come there are so many?"

Liang Xiaorou: "That's a lot, and we haven't even finished collecting them yet..."

After Liang Xiaorou explained, Ma Zhichao understood the reason. It turned out that the textbooks used by different schools were not uniform. Instead, each school could freely select textbooks from the "Recommended Reading List" to teach its students.

Therefore, the books in the "Recommended Reading List" are textbooks!

Liang Xiaorou: "Boss, why did you take these books?"

Ma Zhichao smiled: "Let's see..."

Liang Xiaorou, however, did not believe it and always felt that Ma Sir was up to something.

Next, Ma Zhichao read the 'textbook' until he left work, and the more he read, the angrier he became.

What 'mother and child', what 'predator and prey'...

Damn it!

It would be a shame if these textbook writers didn't go into pyramid schemes.

By the way, this "Recommended Reading List" is 90% English, with the rest of the Chinese books relegated to the last two pages – quite a clever trick!

At 17 p.m., Ma Zhichao was preparing to leave work.

At this point, Liang Xiaorou had finally compiled the information from the education sector and reported it to Ma Zhichao.

Previously, the head of the Education Bureau held a higher rank than other bureau chiefs, making it one of the most important positions in the government. However, five years ago, the government began to gradually loosen its control and divide power:

First: It's a curriculum issue, which the Education Department can't handle.

Secondly, a "Curriculum Development Council" was established, stipulating that external personnel must be hired to conduct the curriculum development work, and civil servants are not allowed to do it. Furthermore, the Education Department's authority in this area was also revoked.

Third: The College of Education has been transformed into a University of Education. Previously, the College of Education was managed by the Education Department, and its teachers were also under the Education Department's jurisdiction. Now that it has become a university, education has become autonomous, and the Education Department can no longer manage it.