Translator: Dj22031
Editor: Dj22031
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Bi An had a night flight. The three brothers took him to the airport together.
Suan Ni was forcibly held in his arms by his fourth brother who had started stroking him. He swung his tail in displeasure, but when he thought that he was about to leave, his expression of despair became a little brighter.
Bi An could see through his thoughts at a glance, tugged at his ears and scolded him: “You little heartless boy.”
Suan Ni twitched his ears, then puckered his furry ears and hid them behind his head with a look of displeasure.
He was leaving right away anyway, he didn’t care!
Before leaving, Bi An thought that his brother was now in the Demon Management Bureau with Ying Long, so he told Jiang Lan to stay away from Ying Long, so as not to let him harm his cute brother.
Seeing Jiang Lan nod in agreement, he left with peace of mind.
After seeing off Bi An, Jiang Lan took a taxi home. Before it was time to go to bed, he began to think about how to gently and tactfully make Ying Qiao realize that Ying Long was not as good as he thought. The fan filter was really necessary!
He was flipping over like pancakes on the bed holding his cell phone. After scrolling for a while, he suddenly remembered that there was a place where he might be able to find more dirty information about Ying Long – the official website of the Demon Management Bureau.
The official website of the Demon Management Bureau could only be accessed through a specific URL. Like all official websites, the official website of the Demon Management Bureau was very simple. Apart from two modules: basic introduction and recruitment content, the only other module was the disclosure of punishment information.
As a good demon with five principles and four beliefs, Jiang Lan had never paid attention to the punishment announcement section.
The reason why he thought of this was because the news in Sanshui Village inspired him. Ying Long’s true identity was exposed in the city and was seen by many ordinary people, causing a large-scale discussion on the Internet. This was already a very serious violation. The bureau must have announced the punishment.
He clicked in and scrolled down a few pages, and sure enough he found Ying Long’s punishment announcement.
[Revealing his true form in a human city, destroying residential buildings, and triggering major public opinion resulting in a deduction of twenty points.]
Jiang Lan quickly took a screenshot and saved it. After thinking for a while, he didn’t quit, and continued to scroll down the page. Sure enough, after turning two pages, he saw Ying Long’s name again.
This time it was for damaging public buildings and violating regulations, and he was deducted five points.
He scrolled down further and saw Ying Long basically every one or two pages. Points were deducted for various reasons, five points, ten points, three points…
Jiang Lan added it roughly and found that according to Ying Long’s deduction frequency, he should have exceeded 100 points long ago.
But he was still staying well in Jiangcheng and had not been forced to be re-educated or banned from activities in Jiangcheng.
Jiang Lan thought of Jiu Feng who cherished the remaining ten points and felt that there must be some unknown py[1] transaction in it.
He took screenshots of all the punishment notices he found, and then sent them all to Ying Qiao.
[Today I accidentally discovered that Ying Long’s violation frequency is so high 0.0]
[The incident in Sanshui Village was also against the rules. The true form was revealed and residential buildings were damaged. Twenty points were deducted.]
[If you think about it, 100 points should have been deducted long ago, but he is still staying in Jiangcheng. Isn’t it against the rules?]
[I feel that there is a huge discrepancy between what Ying Long is and what is described to you. Have you been deceived by him? 0.0]
After WeChat prompts suddenly came one after another, Ying Qiao who picked up the phone: …
He clicked on the punishment screenshots sent by Jiang Lan, and his face gradually darkened.
Every time points were deducted before, it was just a deduction. If the points deduction was gone, he would have to pay a large fine. Ying Qiao had never noticed that there was a punishment announcement section on the official website.
But the little monster saw it.
Ying Qiao gradually felt the shame of public execution.
And a hint of frustration.
The impression that was finally reversed fell back to the bottom again!
He thought for a long time but couldn’t figure out how to explain these punishment announcements, and he couldn’t pretend not to see it, so he could only reply dryly: [Ying Long may be more informal.]
Jiang Lan immediately replied to him: [I looked through the punishment announcement section of the official website, and Taotie was not deducted even once.]
He also sighed with emotion: [Sure enough, a monster cannot be judged by its appearance.]
Ying Qiao:……
Being stunned and speechless, Ying Qiao could only pretend to be asleep and play the news.
He hoped that when he woke up tomorrow morning, the little monster would have forgotten about this and change the topic.
Thinking about how angry he was, he sent another message to Chen Hua, asking him what happened to the punishment announcement and whether it could be removed.
Chen Hua said he was helpless.
[What has been announced cannot be revoked.]
Ying Qiao’s face was filled with disgust: [Donate another amount of money to the bureau. I don’t want to see myself on public notices anymore.]
Chen Hua replied well and secretly murmured in his heart, how many years has it been since this announcement was made, now do you know how shameful it is?
If you really have the shame, then stop doing illegal things, but you have to do it.
But he didn’t dare to say this.
Jiang Lan held the phone and waited for a long time. Seeing that there was no reply from Ying Qiao, he guessed that he was still struggling to digest the facts.
When young fans see their idol’s dirty stuff, they should be given time to accept it.
Jiang Lan thoughtfully did not send any more messages.
….
After going to work on Monday, Jiang Lan and Xue Meng went to Qingyang Lake Park. The Dragon Boat Festival was held in Qingyang Lake, and the starting point was in Qingyang Lake Park.
As the Dragon Boat Festival was approaching, the preparations for the Dragon Boat Festival were becoming more and more intense, and the competition venue was now being set up.
When Jiang Lan and Xue Meng passed by, workers were setting up the venue, and there were several dragon boats practicing in the lake. The scene was full of bustle and joy, and there were many tourists who came to the park for morning exercises to watch.
The staff member who contacted them was named Jiang Feiyang. He was about the same age as Jiang Lan and he had a lively personality. Seeing the work badges hung by Jiang Lan and the others, he took two bottles of mineral water and gave them to them. He winked and asked in a low voice, “Are you the warriors who solved the strange case in Sanshui Village?”
The names of the two people were blurred in the news reports, but they were commended in the system. Anyone who paid attention could naturally guess it.
Jiang Feiyang was obviously thoughtful.
Xue Meng snorted and started chatting familiarly: “It’s all luck, we almost couldn’t come back.”
He and Jiang Feiyang chatted side by side, making everyone stunned. By the time the story of the adventure in Sanshui Village was finished, the two of them seemed to have become long-lost friends.
Xue Meng asked at this time: “What are we going to do?”
Jiang Feiyang said proudly: “We are responsible for the venue, and that’s pretty much it. But on the day of the Dragon Boat Festival, we have to invite leaders to speak, and we also need the police to maintain order to avoid accidents.” He paused, and said with a smile: “I haven’t had much contact with the district’s top leaders or the Public Security Bureau system…”
Xue Meng heard his words and understood Feiyang’s meaning: “Then we will be responsible for contacting these two parties.”
For the leader who would deliver the Dragon Boat Festival speech, he could ask Director Cheng or Uncle Zhou for help. These two people were very comfortable in the system. As for the public security system… Xue Meng touched Jiang Lan’s shoulder: “Are you familiar with the police station?”
He remembered that the Caiyang District Branch also sent a banner and a letter of thanks to Jiang Lan.
Jiang Lan took the initiative and said, “I can go and communicate with them.”
There was no rush for either of these things. Jiang Lan and Xue Meng first got familiar with the general process under the leadership of Jiang Feiyang.
Jiang Feiyang introduced: “This is the first Dragon Boat Festival. The leader wanted it to be a grand and lively event. We have recruited a total of eight dragon boat teams from the district. The currently registered dragon boat teams are enough. But the dragon boats are too simple, we intend to build a few more powerful dragon boats to support the scene, but the funds are too small…”
The Dragon Boat Festival was funded by sponsors. However, since it was the first time, it had not yet gained much fame, so naturally it could not attract any generous sponsorship. The funds were mainly used on competition prizes and venue decoration, and the rest could only be frugal.
Xue Meng stood by the lake and saw that the several narrow dragon boats in the lake were indeed a bit old. The training team members were paddling very hard. Although it was training, the teams were also secretly wrestling with each other.
Because it was a working day, the participating team members did not all come together, and the team was not organized, so it seemed a bit sparse.
“The red one is the team from Jiangcheng University, the green one is the nearby farmer team, and the blue one is the military team.” Jiang Feiyang introduced them one by one, and finally pointed to a yellow boat and said: “You must not know what the team members do. Yes, we specially invited them to create a buzz.”
Xue Meng observed it and found nothing special. So, he asked cooperatively: “What’s special?”
Jiang Feiyang was mysterious: “They are all members of the Jiangcheng Corpse Recovering Team.”
Xue Meng groaned: “I’ve heard of it!”
Jiangcheng was located in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, with many rivers and lakes. Countless people drowned and disappeared there every year. The Jiangcheng corpse recovery team responsible for salvaging corpses had always been a frequent visitor in Jiangcheng’s urban legends. There were more than a dozen members of the body-retrieving team, some old and some young. It was said that they were all brought out one by one as master and apprentice.
They had been salvaging corpses from the Jiangli River in Jiangcheng and its surrounding areas all year round. Some were hired by private individuals, while others cooperated with the government and police. It was said that they had a set of salvage methods that were passed down through word of mouth. As long as you were willing to spend money, there was no corpse that they could not fish out.
However, the Jiangcheng Corpse Recovering Team was most famous for the fact that their captain went into the river alone without any diving equipment and fished out the body of a young girl standing in the water.
The corpse recovery team dealt with the dead all year round, which was equivalent to traveling between the Yin and Yang worlds, and there were many taboos.
The most famous among them were the three no-fishing rules: no fishing during thunderstorms; no fishing for corpses standing in the water; and no fishing for corpses that cannot be fished out three times.
In addition, they also had many taboos. For example, young female corpses were also very taboo for those who recovered corpses.
The corpse that made the corpse-recovering team famous was that of a young girl standing in the water. At that time, the girl’s parents called the police and reported that the girl had been missing for four or five days. The police couldn’t find her. It was the girl’s mother who dreamed that her daughter said it was cold in the water, so they changed the target and found the body in the park lake where the girl lived. However, the condition of the girl’s body was very strange at that time. The police went to retrieve the body, but various accidents occurred frequently and they were unable to retrieve the body. Some old people said that the girl probably died unjustly and was resentful. The police then contacted the corpse recovery team and asked the corpse recovery team to help retrieve the body.
But after the corpse recovery team came to see it, no one dared to go into the water. Finally, the captain of the corpse recovery team personally entered the water. It was said that he was the only person in a boat, with a big rooster tied to the boat, as he worshiped the heaven and earth for half an hour. After that, he went into the water for 20 minutes without any diving equipment, and finally successfully brought the body up.
Later, a forensic autopsy revealed that the girl indeed died of homicide.
The reputation of the Jiangcheng Corpse Recovering Team spread like this, and many people were afraid of and curious about them.
No wonder Jiang Feiyang said that they were invited to create a buzz.
The author has something to say:
Jiang Lan: What’s so popular about Ying Long’s coffee brewing method? Don’t be a fan, it’s a good monster who abides by the law in the new era!
Longlong:…(choking)
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[1] Stands for (piyan), which means butthole. Used to describe shady transactions.