Villain? No, I'll catch up with the protagonist after passing the civil service exam.

Lu Jingyan casually tossed the invitation, which represented the highest level of law enforcement authority in the world, onto the table.

The heavy parchment struck the solid wood tabletop with a dull thud. He deftly grabbed the pure black tactical trench coat from the back of the chair. The wide hem drew a sharp arc in the air before settling gracefully over his shoulders.

"Xiaoxiao, Tiezhu, pack your bags. It's time for the light of the rule of law in China to shine on the global village."

Upon hearing this, Zhao Tiezhu's fleshy face instantly lit up with wild joy. He slapped his thigh hard with his rough hands, which had been holding guns for years, making a crisp sound.

"Alright! I'll go get all the equipment I requested for maintenance right away!"

For a soldier like him, accustomed to defending justice with firepower, the peace in the country was a good thing, but the long period without firing a gun made him itchy to do so. Now that he could go outside and stretch his muscles, every pore of his body was excitedly relaxing.

Three hours later.

A silver-gray Gulfstream private jet, devoid of any civil aviation markings, roared with a deep engine noise on the runway. Accompanied by a strong sense of acceleration, the jet tore through the tranquil night sky of Jinghai City, soaring straight into the stratosphere at an altitude of ten thousand meters.

The cool cabin lights shone on the leather seats. Zhao Tiezhu sat astride the sofa with an air of nonchalance.

He held a velvet cloth dampened with high-grade gun oil in his hand, carefully wiping the multi-barrel Gatling gun. He neatly coiled the brass ammunition belts, the crisp clicking sound of metal scraping echoing in the cockpit. His fingers were rough, the knuckles slightly white with excitement.

Sitting opposite her, Su Xiaoxiao pushed up her blue light blocking glasses. Her slender fingers flew across the tactical keyboard, like a dense raindrop tapping on a windowpane.

"Director Lu, I have successfully hacked into Interpol's global Skynet system."

Su Xiaoxiao pressed the last Enter key, her tone revealing a barely suppressed shock.

A massive global holographic projection map slowly unfolded in the center of the cabin. The blue areas that should have represented peace were now completely engulfed by vast swaths of glaring crimson. Those red dots were like some kind of out-of-control cancer cells, proliferating wildly across the maps of various continents.

Lu Jingyan held a cup of black coffee. His deep gaze pierced through the rising white steam, fixed on the bright red crime rate map.

The deep blue light of the holographic projection was reflected in the depths of his pupils. Those eyes, accustomed to scrutinizing evil, showed no fear of chaos. Instead, the corners of his mouth were slightly downturned, forming a cold, cruel curve.

This is a kind of anger that arises spontaneously after seeing the rule of law being wantonly trampled upon.

"In the European region, werewolves and vampires are openly fighting for territory under the Eiffel Tower." Su Xiaoxiao said, her voice trembling slightly as she retrieved the real-time data.

"The situation is even more chaotic in North America, where villains with superpowers have even occupied the city hall and are demanding that the local government relinquish control of the city."

Lu Jingyan gently set down his coffee cup, the porcelain clinking against the glass tabletop. His eyes showed no panic, only the chilling indifference of a law enforcer facing a crowd of ignorant citizens.

"Supernatural forces unrestrained by rules will only give rise to the most primal bestiality. This is the most basic logical deduction in criminology."

He extended his well-defined fingers and drew a clear trajectory across three oceans on the holographic map.

"This is my global roadmap for promoting legal awareness. Our first stop is North America, which prides itself on being a beacon of freedom."

Zhao Tiezhu stopped what he was doing and scratched his shiny bald head with a憨厚 (honest and simple) expression. He looked at the flashing high-risk red dots on the map, a hint of doubt in his eyes.

"Boss, in China, we arrest people using the Criminal Law and the Public Security Administration Punishment Law. But in foreign territory, will they understand our legal jargon?"

Su Xiaoxiao also looked up with some concern. A hint of worry flashed in her bright eyes.

"Yes, Director Lu. The most troublesome thing about cross-border law enforcement is the conflict of jurisdiction. Those supervillains will definitely take advantage of loopholes in local laws."

As a core technical expert, she understood the complexities of transnational law enforcement better than anyone. Foreign legal systems were like a tangled mess, and a slight misstep could plunge one into a quagmire of diplomatic disputes. She bit her lower lip, her slender fingers unconsciously tracing the edge of the tablet.

Despite his team members' concerns, Lu Jingyan's expression remained unchanged. He slowly pulled two thick, blue legal codes with gold lettering from the inside pocket of his tactical trench coat.

"Domestic law is indeed subject to the principle of territorial jurisdiction. But I have never said that we should use domestic law to teach them a lesson."

Lu Jingyan pushed the two legal codes to the center of the table. The covers prominently displayed the words "International Law" and "Charter of the United Nations".

"In the international public law system, all sovereign states have universal jurisdiction over terrorism and transnational crimes that endanger the common interests of all mankind."

Lu Jingyan's voice was steady and powerful, carrying an unquestionable sense of order. His sharp gaze swept over the two of them.

"As long as they pose a substantial threat to the safety of the planet, we have the right to lawfully arrest them in accordance with international conventions."

Zhao Tiezhu was stunned. He stared at the two international law codes, which were thicker than bricks, with a bitter expression.

"Boss, I haven't even memorized all the domestic laws, and you want me to memorize a foreign language? Those winged mutants probably can't even understand English, right?"

It's okay if you don't understand.

Lu Jingyan stood up. His tall, slender figure cast a powerful shadow in the cabin. He raised his right hand, his well-defined fingers slowly clenching into a fist.

A faint cracking sound came from the knuckles.

"The dignity of the law is never based solely on the articles on paper."

His cold, stern eyes gleamed with absolute rationality. It was the absolute confidence that belonged to a Chinese law enforcement officer.

"When we encounter people who don't understand international law, we use 'absolute physical persuasion' to teach them a lesson. As long as the firepower and kinetic energy are great enough, any arrogant species will instantly master the legal logic of humanity."

Upon hearing this, Zhao Tiezhu's eyes instantly lit up like two searchlights. He slammed his hand on the Gatling gun barrel, producing a dull metallic echo.

"You should have said physics-based persuasion earlier! I'm an expert in that! I guarantee they'll deeply understand the spirit of the United Nations in every single cell of their bodies!"

Looking at the two men who exuded an aura of nuclear peace, Su Xiaoxiao couldn't help but shake her head helplessly, but a relieved smile appeared on her lips.

As long as this living Yama is around, even if she goes to raid the lair of those supervillains, she feels as at ease as if she's strolling through her own backyard.

After a long flight of more than ten hours.

The night outside the porthole was gradually replaced by the silhouette of a steel forest. A dense array of city lights, like a galaxy on the ground, outlined the silhouette of North America's most prosperous metropolis. On this continent brimming with capital and chaos, the rules of China were about to make their first powerful arrival.

The plane landed. Just as they stepped off New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, they were met with a burst of intense AK-47 gunfire. Zhao Tiezhu shouted excitedly, "Boss, we've arrived in free America!"