The Underground Emperor: Starting with Running Away with His Sister-in-Law

This is what I'm doing right now...

However...

Although I've made some progress in my investigation of him, and if I proceed step by step, I'll most likely be able to take him down...

But the biggest problem now is that this process takes time!

How long will this take? Nobody knows for sure! And how many unforeseen events might occur during that time? We have no idea!

Simply put, time waits for no one!

So, I thought of you. Could you lend me a hand again and do me a few favors?

You can tell from the sound...

Zhu Yang was getting anxious, but he had no choice but to!

Although Li Shengmin is currently in charge, the investigation can proceed normally.

However, judging from recent developments...

Yoon Byung-wook is targeting Zhu Yang alone!

Therefore, from the perspective of personal safety, Zhu Yang did not want the situation to continue to deteriorate!

As for abandoning the investigation...

How can it be?

Open the bow without turning back the arrow!

An internal investigation is no joke; it's a life-or-death struggle!

Once one side starts, it can't end unless the other side falls!

"Brother Zhu, it's not that I don't want to help you..."

Ding Xin neither agreed nor refused, continuing to carefully play the role of an outsider forced into the game, his tone hesitant: "After all, this is an internal matter of your procuratorial system. What can an ordinary person like me do to help? Brother Zhu, aren't you overestimating me a bit?"

As the big boss of a film and television company, Uncle Ding also likes to study acting skills in his spare time.

This isn't...

In just a few words, he vividly portrayed the character of an ordinary person who was forced into a power struggle.

At least...

Zhu Yang was absolutely convinced!

"Ah-Xin, you underestimate yourself..."

Zhu Yang looked at Ding Xin with sincere eyes, but his words carried a hint of urgency: "From the beginning, you helped me and Team Leader Cui solve those troubles, to later when we cooperated to take down Hyun Sung-bong, the chairman of the South Korean News Daily, you did everything very well!"

I can tell you with absolute certainty that Yoon Byung-wook, that bastard, is just wearing the skin of a prosecutor; in essence, he's no different from them..."

"So, Brother Zhu, what exactly do you want me to do for you?"

Ding Xin lowered his eyes, revealing an expression that he had been persuaded. He gritted his teeth and said fiercely, "Do you want me to send someone to sink that bastard Yin Bingxu into the sea, and then you can clean up his mess?"

"No, no, no, that's not what I meant..."

Zhu Yang was startled by these words and hurriedly waved his hand to indicate that he had never thought of that.

In South Korea...

Prosecutors are different from ordinary government officials.

Of South Korea’s 50 million people, fewer than 2,000 can become prosecutors.

in other words...

They are all extremely precious!

If a serving prosecutor gets into trouble, it will inevitably cause a series of unpredictable changes.

By the time...

He might not even have the ability to clean up the mess completely...

Even if it means killing...

We need to strip that prosecutor's mask off first.

Think of this...

Zhu Yang calmed himself down a bit.

Then he turned and pulled a thick stack of paper documents from his bag, handing it to Ding Xin while lowering his voice and saying, "Don't do anything like sinking the sea unless absolutely necessary. Take a look at this first..."

"what is this?"

Ding Xin muttered something to himself, then reached out and took the materials, looking down to flip through them.

While he was flipping through the documents, Zhu Yang wasn't idle either, explaining beside him, "This is the result of my investigation over the past two months, of course, only a part of it..."

It involves a large and diverse group of people; all sorts of people are involved...

But they have one thing in common: they are all parties involved in cases that Yoon Byung-wook had personally handled!

I'm also quite certain that they must have a deep connection with Yoon Byung-wook...

"As long as we can find a breakthrough with them, taking down Yoon Byung-wook will be a piece of cake..."

"is it?"

Ding Xin gave a casual reply.

But the movement of turning the pages in his hands never stopped.

It can be seen that the information provided by Zhu Yang is already quite simplified.

The contents were straightforward, including only key names and backgrounds, as well as Zhu Yang's own deductions about potential conflicts of interest...

That is, a point where some kind of transaction might exist!

I skimmed through it...

Gangsters, tycoons, politicians, school principals, deans... all sorts of people are represented.

have to say...

There are reasons why South Korean prosecutors wield so much power.

Putting everything else aside...

With so many cases handled throughout the year, and the power of life and death in his hands, how could he not wield great power?

"Ok?"

Suddenly, Ding Xin stopped what he was doing; he had seen something interesting...

"The Choi Moo-jin smuggling case in 1999 occurred in Incheon. At that time, Yoon Byung-wook was a senior prosecutor working at the Incheon District Prosecutors' Office. Ultimately, he was not prosecuted due to insufficient evidence."

While this case appears normal on the surface, my investigation revealed that the entire investigation process was conducted far too quickly, clearly indicating something fishy was going on...

In addition, a woman named Jung Mi-hee appeared in the police's initial case filing information...

She was a local reporter and one of the witnesses, but her name couldn't be found in the witness statements...

Yoon Byung-wook did not provide any explanation for this in the case file...

and...

Jung Mi-hee disappeared after the incident, and I strongly suspect she is dead...

Zhu Yang carefully explained from the side.

Ding Xin, on the other hand, wasn't really interested in the case itself.

It's obvious without even thinking that this was a typical case of collusion between officials and criminals; there's nothing surprising about it...

Ding Xin was interested in...

Some time ago, Gao Mao had already found out that those small-time drug addicts appearing in the entertainment venues all came from a gang called the Dongchuan Gang.

And this Cui Wuzhen is the current leader of the Dongchuan faction.

That's interesting, what a coincidence...

......

Chapter 395 It sucks

Ding Xin continued flipping through the pages.

A few pages later, I saw another name that seemed familiar...

"The massive tax evasion case involving the Babel Group in 2003 was investigated by Yoon Byung-wook, who had just been promoted to chief prosecutor of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office. In the end, the case was also dismissed due to insufficient evidence."

This group is a long-established chaebol group in Seoul. While not extremely large in size, its business performance is very good...

The scope of business is also quite extensive.

However, this group hasn't had a peaceful two years; its pharmaceutical subsidiary has frequently been the subject of whistleblowing, but Yoon Byung-wook has managed to suppress the reports...

Therefore, there must be a deep-seated conflict of interest between them...