Upon hearing this, Xia Ruqian immediately said, "I'll be there right now. Don't leave! I'll see what's going on before I make a decision!"

It took Xia Ruqian less than an hour to drive there. She was meeting a client when Huang Min called.

When Xia Ruqian saw Xia Ruzheng's body, she felt that the situation might be much more serious than she had imagined. Her sister's condition was worse than she had imagined, and she had been tortured beyond recognition.

"Why didn't you tell me?"

"I told you, aunt, I told you everything, but my mother refused. She was brainwashed by Huang Zhong! She didn't want to leave. Huang Zhong treated her like a slave!" Huang Min burst into tears.

Xia Ruqian touched her sister's face and said angrily, "I didn't know it before. I thought you just had a changed personality and your life was okay. I didn't expect you to be killed. Today I will avenge you!"

Xia Ruqian went outside and called Liu Guoqing, telling him the whole story. Liu Guoqing was also surprised. He didn't expect that his nominal brother-in-law would be so bold.

"I'm going to sue Huang Zhong for torture and murder. Guoqing, I'm going to do whatever it takes this time. You must support me!"

Of course, the couple’s business today is not as big as it was in their second life, but they still have some power and connections in this area, even in the provincial capital.

Liu Guoqing knew his wife's character, so he didn't ask any questions and immediately called his friend at the police station. Although Huang Zhong was in the system, it didn't mean he had any connections in the public security system. After receiving the report, the police station dispatched police forces immediately.

In order to ensure Huang Min's safety, Xia Ruqian asked Huang Min to live with her and try not to show up. After finding the evidence, Xia Ruqian herself would become the first plaintiff in the case, rather than Huang Min, the daughter of Huang Zhong. No matter how heinous Huang Zhong was, if Huang Min, as his daughter, filed a lawsuit, others would think she was cold-blooded and heartless.

Huang Zhong was horrified when he learned that Xia Ruzheng's body was taken away by the police, but it was too late. He was a deputy section chief in an office. Although he had some power and connections, he was not yet at the point where he could make things happen with a wave of his hand.

It’s just that a mental evaluation cannot be conducted after a person dies, so in the end the only charges could be imprisonment and murder.

After the autopsy, the medical examiner discovered signs of malnutrition and poor sleep, which had undoubtedly affected the victim's brain. He also suffered numerous injuries, both new and old, which were evidence of abuse. The cause of death was a head injury, apparently caused by someone grabbing the victim's head and slamming it against a hard surface. After repeated impacts, the victim suffered brain damage and died instantly. This differs from other homicides, where brain injuries are often caused by the victim accidentally falling or being pushed during an argument. This type of brutal head injury is extremely rare, demonstrating the perpetrator's brutality and horrific nature.

Huang Zhong still wanted to protest his innocence, but the evidence was irrefutable. Everyone could prove that Xia Ruzheng stayed indoors, and Huang Tian hadn't been home for three days, leaving Huang Zhong the only one with the time to commit the crime. Furthermore, the police had found other evidence at home, leaving Huang Zhong unable to deny it.

During the investigation, the police discovered suspected evidence of Huang Zhong's corruption. After the murder case was concluded, the Discipline Inspection Commission quickly uncovered evidence of Huang Zhong's corruption, implicating numerous officials within the city's system. The corruption case, stemming from the murder, shocked the entire city and reached the provincial government, who issued a crucial directive to thoroughly investigate the matter. As for Huang Zhong, he was executed immediately after the case was investigated!

Until his death, Huang Zhong never reflected on or regretted his actions. Instead, he kept cursing Xia Ruzheng. Unfortunately, it was completely useless.

Because of the unique circumstances of the case, it garnered significant media attention, with numerous outlets providing follow-up coverage and causing widespread public outrage. Someone reconstructed Xia Ruzheng's life based on the case, sparking countless sympathies and expressions of sadness and anger at her lack of resolve. All one can say is, "May she rest in peace in her next life."

Perhaps it is these many blessings that make her new life so happy.

Extra three

In order to avoid everyone feeling uncomfortable after reading this article, I put Wen Dabai's extra story at the end, although it is not very happy either.

Before science was spread and promoted, albinism was considered by ignorant people to be a monster, a punishment from God, and a symbol of retribution.

Wen Zhichao is such a patient. From the moment he was born, his life was destined to be more difficult than others.

Since he was a child, he had no idea how many beatings he had received and how many people had gossiped about him. Fortunately, he was born with a smart mind, which made up for some of his shortcomings. After learning from his mistakes, he began to fight back. Gradually, no one dared to openly target him or say bad things about him. They only dared to talk about him behind his back.

Only after leaving home did I realize that there is a wider world out there.

Wen Zhichao knew that it would be good enough for him to have some true friends in his life. As for a lover and children, those were only possible in dreams.

Fortunately, he was smart and had figured it out long ago, and he no longer dwelled on such things. In one's life, there are always some things that are destined not to be obtained, so why force it?

That day, when he came home from outside, he saw a wedding procession and heard people talking about how a girl from a wealthy family nearby was marrying a poor boy. The girl was pretty, while the boy looked rustic. Although he was ambitious, he had a difficult mother and a group of sisters. Others said that the girl would definitely suffer after marrying him.

Wen Zhichao found this boring. If outsiders could see it so clearly, wouldn't the person involved understand it? If she chose to marry, she would marry, and she would have to endure the hardship.

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