Jiapingguan Chronicle

Chapter 2393 Bring a Message 56.0
Shen Cha's proposal was strongly supported by the Third Master and Xiao Fengqi. Even though Qi Zhifeng looked like he was complaining and even though he was very resistant to this, under the pressure from everyone, he had no choice but to agree reluctantly.

Ning Cheng looked at Qi Zhifeng who looked reluctant, and then looked at the others who were very satisfied with Qi Zhifeng's ability to understand the situation. He thought about it and took the initiative to say that he also wanted to practice with Qi Zhifeng, and wondered if Sister Hongye would be willing to take him with her.

"Really?" Before Hongye could express her opinion, Qi Zhifeng's eyes lit up instantly. He looked at Hongye expectantly, "Is it possible?"

"Of course, if you two come together, it will be difficult for you to slack off, right?" Hongye looked at Qi Zhifeng who looked like a puppy, and then looked at Ning Cheng who was very happy, "If little brother Qi wants to slack off, you can help me supervise him, right?"

"Sure, I can do it!" Ning Cheng jumped up happily when he heard Hongye agreed, and turned around several times. Seeing that everyone was looking at him, he suddenly felt embarrassed and sat down quickly. "I was just too happy and I couldn't control myself."

"It doesn't matter. Since you are so energetic, I will test you two now." Hongye raised an eyebrow at Shen Haolin, Shen Cha and Xue Ruitian, turned around and waved at the two children, "Come on, follow me!"

Before he finished speaking, Ning Cheng jumped up again, pulled the still hesitant Qi Zhifeng, and followed Hongye out of the pavilion, not giving Qi Zhifeng any chance to react. By the time Qi Zhifeng reacted, he had already been dragged out and was already far away from the pavilion.

Hearing Qi Zhifeng's wailing coming from afar, the people in the pavilion shook their heads helplessly, especially the Third Master and Xiao Fengqi, both of whom looked as if they couldn't bear to watch.

"You got these two kids out, you actually have something to ask, right?" The Third Master finished his disdain and looked at Shen Haolin, Shen Cha and Xue Ruitian, "What is it about?"

"We looked at that picture." Shen Cha took a sip of tea, looked at the Third Master, and then looked at Old Madam Ning, "It can be basically confirmed that it should be the private account of the Ning family's Forget Worry Powder for so many years."

"Yes!" Madam Ning nodded. "Although I never knew what business the Ning family was doing, I am familiar with the places they marked." She looked at Jin Jing, who also had a deep impression of Jiangnan. "Have you seen it? You should be familiar with it too."

"No." Jin Jing shook her head gently, "What is it?"

Old Madam Ning mentioned a few names, and when she saw Jin Jing's expression change from being expressionless to one full of disgust, she couldn't help but laugh.

"I knew you would react like this."

"Why?" Everyone looked at Madam Ning and Jin Jing curiously. Xue Ruitian drank a sip of tea and asked, "What's the problem with these stores?"

"That's not an ordinary problem." Jin Jing asked the servant passing by for a pen and paper, wrote down the names, and handed them to Shen Cha, "Seal them up."

"understood!"

Shen Cha stood up, walked out of the pavilion, walked a little further away, clapped her hands lightly, and a shadow appeared in front of her.

"Boss!"

"Give this to Lao Wu and have him deliver it to Jiangnan by express horse. By the way, send the list to Beijing and present it to His Majesty." Shadow responded and disappeared in front of Shen Cha in an instant with the note in his hand.

Shen Cha sighed softly and returned to the pavilion.

"Okay?" Shen Haolin held her hand, and when he saw her nod, he breathed a sigh of relief and raised his chin towards Jin Jing. "Tell me, what's the problem with these shops?"

"They are notorious in the Jiangnan area." Jin Jing sneered and looked at Madam Ning. "Madam, you have lived in Jiangnan for a long time. You should know better than me that what these shops do is really unethical. But you said they broke the law, but you can't catch them at all."

"Are they that powerful? To be able to achieve this is amazing. Do they have any backers?" Jin Miaomiao was puzzled. "Even if they do have any backers, they can't be so arrogant!"

"What is their business?"

"On the surface, they rely on renting out houses or running horse and carriage companies or escort agencies, but in fact, they are mainly brokers. The things transferred from their hands are really varied. There is nothing they dare not do except what you can't think of." Jin Jing sighed again and said, "My deepest impression of them is her." He reached out and patted Jin Miaomiao, "When she was young, she was almost sold."

"Me?" Jin Miaomiao never expected that she would be involved in this. "What happened? I don't remember anything at all."

"It would be strange if you remembered. You were less than nine months old at that time. I held you and went out to see the evening market. It should have been the third day of the Chinese New Year. There were so many people, people were crowded together, it was still very chaotic. I don't know where it started, but a group of people rushed in and our family was separated. When I found my parents again, I knew you were missing. My mother said that a group of people snatched you away from her without any explanation. She didn't even see what the people who snatched the child looked like."

"Ah?" Jin Miaomiao was stunned. "Why?"

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"It was dark!" Jin Jing chuckled. "At that time, our family still had some money and power, so once we reported the missing child to the authorities, we got the news very quickly. Almost two hours later, we saw you again in the government office."

"Has the person who stole Miao Miao been caught?"

"They've caught them!" Jin Jing nodded. "They're a gang that specializes in snatching children from busy places during festivals and holidays, and then sells the children to places in need through brokers. Later I learned that the mission they accepted that time was to find six ten-month-old children, but they didn't know why there was such a rule. Now comes the key point. We found the broker by following the people we caught, and this broker is on the list just now."

"You mean the shop, right?"

"Yes!" Jin Jing nodded, "It was a shop, and the broker was someone in the shop, but at that time there was no evidence to prove that the shop was involved in the operation, so only the broker was arrested. But later I checked the shop, and found that the shop was just a cover. On the surface, they were a carriage and horse business, but in fact, everyone in the shop had done the work of reselling. It's just that their division of labor is different. For example, the person arrested that time was specifically responsible for reselling children, and there were also people who specialized in reselling some scarce items. They each had their own duties, so that if someone in a line was arrested, the others would not be affected at all."

"Are all the shops on that list like this?"

"Right!" Jin Jing sneered, "This time it's good. We can follow the clues and arrest all of them. This is solid evidence."