Chapter 2195: Chapter 2196: Stirring Up Trouble


    “Old Lu really can’t be faulted, just that his drinking habit is a bit fucking annoying, you should persuade him when you got the chance.”


    “Haha, you kid.”


    Lin Yi also laughed, standing up and said,


    “Uncle He, I’m off to take care of other things, you just wait here for my message.”


    He Jiaxing stood up as well, patting Lin Yi’s shoulder, and said with a sigh,


    “It’s hard on you for this matter, if you encounter anything you can’t handle on your own, remember not to overdo it and give me a call right away.”


    “Okay.”


    After a brief chat, Lin Yi adjusted his hat and mask and walked out of the office.


    Upon leaving, Lin Yi didn’t head straight to the detention center; instead, he took a taxi to the local electronics market for a round before proceeding to the detention center.


    As He Jiaxing had said, Lin Yi arrived without being stopped—just asked for some information and was let in.


    However, when entering the cell area, Lin Yi was stopped by someone.


    “Hand over your stuff.”


    “Hand over my stuff?”


    “According to the rules, you need to surrender your cell phone and some personal items,” the person in charge of custody said sternly.


    “We’re all on the same side, do we still need to go through this procedure?” Lin Yi said with a smile,


    “I’m waiting for someone’s call; can I keep the cell phone with me? I’ll give up everything else.”


    “No, those are the rules!” The custodian said firmly.


    “Then, all right.”


    Lin Yi didn’t argue any further; he handed over all his belongings.


    After a thorough check, the guard at the entrance let him in, seeing that Lin Yi was clear.


    Lin Yi straightened his clothes and walked toward the cells.


    Seeing Lin Yi again, everyone else in the cells shuddered.


    Especially Zhou Changlin and others, who had been beaten up by him the night before, now looked away, not daring to meet his eyes.


    Lin Yi ignored them and walked straight to the cell at the very end.


    But before he even got there, he heard noisy voices and even laughter coming from inside.


    “I’ve got a job for you,” Lin Yi said,


    “I’ll send you a video soon, contact the troll army and public accounts to expose this matter, aim the spearhead at the local leaders, stir this up into a bigger mess, we need a huge uproar.”


    “The local leaders?” Yan Ci’s tone hesitated, “This matter is a bit sensitive, are you sure it’s okay?”


    “Don’t worry, I’ve got your back, nothing will go wrong,” Lin Yi said, “Go ahead with confidence, pull out all the stops.”


    “That might be difficult, my biggest skill is only on the bed with you, can’t demonstrate it elsewhere.”


    Lin Yi laughed heartily, “When we get back, I’ll let you perform all you want; but take this seriously.”


    “When do we start?”


    Yan Ci was already experienced in cooperating with Lin Yi on these matters.


    “Start preparing now, don’t worry about the cost, then wait for my message,” Lin Yi said,


    “By the way, the video I’ll send you, edit it, don’t expose me.”


    “Got it.”


    After hanging up the call, Lin Yi found an internet cafe?, sent the content of the video to Yan Ci, and began preparing for his next move.


    Yunshan Pavilion, the room at the end of the fourth floor.


    The room was over a hundred square meters—not too big or too small—but it was exquisitely decorated, very tasteful.


    In the middle was a tea table, over four meters long, as if carved from a single piece of wood, full of rustic charm.


    Beside the tea table sat three people, all of them in their fifties.


    Two men sat to the left; the one in the lead had a seven-to-three hair part and a prominent mole between his eyebrows.


    He was none other than Zhou Changlin, the Shao Family Patriarch and one of the founding families of the Pengcheng Chamber of Commerce!


    Next to the Shao Family Patriarch sat a man who appeared a little more distinguished, pouring himself a cup of the fragrant Da Hong Pao tea.


    His name was Gu Haichao, another founder of the Pengcheng Chamber of Commerce.


    The person sitting across from them wore a white shirt and glasses, looking much more refined.


    His name was Zhou Guangyao, from Zhong Hai, who was in real estate and had many investments in other fields.


    However, he kept a low profile, and on the Forbes list, he had already fallen beyond the first hundred.


    The average person had no particular impression of him.


    “Old Zhou, it’s been over half a year since we last met; how are things on your side?” Shao Zhenye asked.


    “There’s been a little snag; someone got arrested.”