In name only, I, Gao Yuliang, will sink Handong at worst.

Hou Liangping didn't sleep all night, partly because of Zhong Xiaoai. He regretted explaining those things to Zhong Xiaoai, because that would have allowed the Zhong family to subdue Gao Yuliang and others.

On the other hand, he was staying up all night reviewing the evidence, which was very complete and comprehensive, and each piece met the criteria for sentencing.

Moreover, the evidence includes the original contract and explanations, as if they were afraid Hou Liangping wouldn't understand. The chain of evidence here is particularly complete, almost obvious. Anyone who can read can tell that there is something wrong with this evidence.

Hou Liangping has confirmed the authenticity of the evidence, but what should he do? He has discovered an even more serious problem: too many people are affected.

He couldn't make any arrests even if he wanted to, because too many people were involved, at least dozens, including vice presidents. This was beyond the capabilities of the anti-corruption bureau.

Hou Liangping paced back and forth in the room.

Telling the Zhong family won't work; otherwise, my achievements will become Zhong Xiaoai's achievements. How can I allow Zhong Xiaoai to unify the Han University gang and gain the attention of Gao Yuliang and others?

Telling Gao Yuliang and Qi Tongwei is even less likely; who can guarantee it won't leak out? Gao Yuliang is a quintessential politician. Previously, Gao Yuliang could rely on the Zhao family, and even earlier, on Liang Qunfeng.

Hou Liangping thought about it for a while, but still couldn't figure out who he could rely on. Among so many people, Chen Hai was one of the few trustworthy people. Chen Hai should have some confidants in Handong.

We'll investigate Ouyang Jing first. If Ouyang Jing is exposed, we can follow the clues to find out the specific details. This evidence can also be said to be Ouyang Jing's confession.

It's like playing with yarn, you can pull out a whole bunch at once, and there are a lot of people following behind.

If Ouyang Jing escapes or discovers something, it means Chen Hai is untrustworthy, and Chen Hai is one of the few people he can rely on.

But what if Jingzhou Bank gets reported? And then we'll be too late? But since we've managed to bring down Li Dakang...

His own contribution was considerable.

These assets, exceeding a billion yuan, are not something a mere section chief like him could handle.

At eight o'clock in the morning, Hou Liangping appeared in the office. He had dark circles under his eyes from staying up all night and looked somewhat listless.

Today, Zhong Xiaoai is coming to Handong to take up her new post. As a department-level cadre, there's no need for or warrants a large group of people to greet her. She's just about to arrive, so the Anti-Corruption Bureau can simply line up to welcome her.

Half an hour later, Hou Liangping followed people to the door to welcome Zhong Xiaoai over.

Hou Liangping forced himself to cheer up and didn't look so listless.

Zhong Xiaoai was wearing a dark suit jacket with a Party emblem on the chest, a red tie, a white shirt, and black women's leather shoes. She walked with a confident stride.

Zhong Xiaoai naturally noticed Chen Hai and Hou Liangping, but her expression didn't change. The two of them could only stand on the side, while Ji Changming and several deputy chief prosecutors were at the front.

Ji Changming smiled kindly. He was an old fox from Handong, and he knew that the person in front of him was not simple, regardless of whether Sha Ruijin had approved it at the Standing Committee meeting.

It's all about the other person's background. Very few people can be assigned to work in Beijing right after graduation. If their background isn't good, how could they possibly succeed? Ji Changming knew about the Zhong family, otherwise Zhong Xiaoai wouldn't have called Ji Changming directly and addressed him as "Old Ji."

Ji Changming wasn't angry at all; he was aware of Zhong Xiaoai's background.

"We are very grateful to the Organization Department of the Central Committee and the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection for sending such an outstanding cadre to Handong to serve as the director of the Anti-Corruption Bureau. Handong welcomes Zhong Xiaoai to take charge of the Anti-Corruption Bureau." Ji Changming smiled and shook hands with the people from the Organization Department of the Central Committee first, and then shook hands with Zhong Xiaoai.

"I am also very honored to be able to work in Handong. I went to university in Handong, and Handong is my second hometown." Zhong Xiaoai also smiled.

The fact that Zhong Xiaoai and Hou Liangping were husband and wife was also learned from the Anti-Corruption Bureau to the Procuratorate, and thus became known to everyone.

Civil servants can work in the same large organization, but not in the same department; they are in a direct superior-subordinate relationship.

Or they may be from the same organization and under the same direct leader.

Alternatively, one party may be a leader in an organization, while the other party works in the same organization in areas such as organization, personnel, discipline inspection, supervision, auditing, and finance.

Hou Liangping and Zhong Xiaoai have a direct superior-subordinate relationship. It seems inevitable that Hou Liangping will be transferred. After all, Zhong Xiaoai is new, and she's at the department-level; how could they transfer Zhong Xiaoai instead of Hou Liangping?

It was already 10 o'clock when all these procedures were completed, and Zhong Xiaoai went to Ji Changming's office to report on her work.

Hou Liangping was aware of this as well. When he returned to the Anti-Corruption Bureau, he was in a bad mood. What if he was transferred out of the Anti-Corruption Bureau?

He wasn't in a good mood; he had received a clue yesterday but had forgotten about it.

He needed to produce results in a shorter time so that those results would benefit him. With this in mind, Chen Hai was not just an option for Hou Liangping, but a necessity.

Hou Liangping arrived at Chen Hai's office and walked in without knocking.

Chen Hai looked at Hou Liangping and felt a little strange. Zhong Xiaoai had come over, shouldn't Hou Liangping have gone to find Zhong Xiaoai? Why did he come here instead?

"You two haven't seen each other for so long, shouldn't you go and reconnect? Besides, you'll both be working in Handong from now on."

"Zhong Xiaoai is in Ji Changming's office right now, and she has to go see the deputy chief prosecutor later! She's busy. And I'm going to be transferred out of our anti-corruption bureau, aren't I?" Hou Liangping said somewhat unhappily.

When Chen Hai heard that Hou Liangping was to be transferred, he was initially puzzled, but he quickly realized that the Civil Servant Law stipulated that although they were not direct superiors and subordinates, it was almost the same.

Usually, it's the person with the lower rank who gets transferred. Hou Liangping was previously in the Anti-Corruption Bureau under the Supreme People's Procuratorate, but Zhong Xiaoai was in the Discipline Inspection Commission. They didn't work in the same place, but now they're both in the Anti-Corruption Bureau, and they'll either be transferred or they'll be transferred.

"Chen Hai, I have a great achievement to share. Do you want it? I want to claim it before I'm transferred out of the Anti-Corruption Bureau."

Upon hearing about the great achievement, Chen Hai's eyes lit up. However, considering that the head of the Anti-Corruption Bureau was now someone else, even if he made a great contribution, he could not be reinstated to his original position.