Before coming here, Jiang Shaoming had to report to his unit. With their identities, they couldn't go anywhere casually. In addition, there was the matter of Han Mei, so he applied to his superiors before going to Guangzhou.

On the plane to Guangzhou, Jiang Shaoming reviewed the whole robbery case and the conspiracy behind Han Mei. He had a sixth sense that the two things must be related, and the frame-up was to prevent him from participating in the investigation of the case.

After arriving in downtown Guangzhou, Jiang Huashu was pulled away by Fifth Grandpa in the space and taken back to his unit in Kyoto to work. Jiang Shaoming did not contact anyone and went directly to the crime scene.

As it turned out, he was the first to arrive, and his men were still halfway on the train.

The entire savings bank, including the robbery scene in front of the door, was roped off. Jiang Shaoming was only allowed in after showing his work ID. He then spent a day at the crime scene, carefully investigating it, simulating the criminal's movements, and looking for the action point.

The method was so professional that not a single trace was left at the scene. It was either a veteran or a professional killer. Jiang Shaoming searched for a day but found no valuable clues.

The robbers must have been watching the armored car for a long time every day. It would appear every day. Whenever it appeared, someone would definitely notice it.

This is something the big guy is good at, but they are all still on the train.

Since the person did not show up, Jiang Shaoming had no choice but to contact the Guangzhou Public Security Bureau and expressed his willingness to assist in the investigation in an unofficial capacity.

He was Jiang Shaoming, a man with extensive experience and exceptional skills in criminal investigation, a prominent figure in public security circles. How could the Guangzhou police not agree? They hadn't expected to be able to bring in this expert. With his help, they were confident the criminals would be apprehended quickly.

The police were scrambling to get involved in this case. After all, the chance to work on a case with this great guy was too slim, and they could learn a lot if they seized this opportunity.

Everyone followed the investigation method taught by Jiang Shaoming, and after a day of questioning, someone finally got a valuable piece of information at a fruit stall.

For more than half a month before the savings bank was robbed, a short man would stroll around the area every afternoon pushing a cart. He might have a Sichuan accent, but I'm not sure. I bought fruit twice from the fruit shop. The first time I tried kiwis, they were so sour they made my mouth water. So the owner's wife was deeply impressed by this short man.

The short man was in his thirties, with a flat head and a strong build. He was riding a not-so-new 28-inch bicycle.

The car is just an ordinary car, nothing special.

This information was provided by a fruit stall owner who lived a short distance from the savings bank. She said that this man might not be the one, but she used to be near her stall every day and always stared at the door of the savings bank. She had not seen this short man since the savings bank was robbed.

The couple repeatedly asked the police to guarantee their personal safety, fearing that the robbers would find out and retaliate against them.

Everyone was excited. Look, here's a clue. Back then, computers didn't exist. Jiang Shaoming told the Guangzhou police to quickly find a sketch artist to draw the short man. Once the fruit shop owner said the image was close enough, they'd issue a wanted notice.

Jiang Shaoming ordered further investigation. This couldn't be the only one involved; there had to be others. The timeline was also extended, not only investigating the afternoon delivery period, but also the morning delivery time.