Because a demolished house was being converted into a primary school, Shui Shui accidentally moved someone else's cheese, which caused some minor troubles. In desperation, he called his uncle to ask for off-site assistance.

In fact, Shui Shui initially wanted to find Jiang Huashu, so he could just say hello in his profile. Later, he thought his uncle was more familiar with Shanghai affairs, so he called Jiang Shaoming.

Shuishui spent more time in modern times attending school, so her social experience pales in comparison to Jiang Shaoming and Jiang Huashu. She knew that this kind of competition wasn't just overt; there would definitely be some shady dealings going on behind the scenes.

There will be one or two petty corrupt officials who disregard the lives of the people for their own benefit. They say it is something that only happens once in a century, and yet, Shui Shui has encountered it.

Initially, Jiang's business encountered some operational issues, but Shui Shui didn't realize it was due to competition for demolished housing. She assumed it was genuinely due to business irregularities, never suspecting it could be man-made. She even conducted a thorough investigation, only to find no violations. At the time, she naively and confidently told the inspectors from the commercial department they were welcome to come anytime and that Jiang's was the most transparent and honest company. But within two days, reality taught her a harsh lesson.

After talking to his uncle Jiang Shaoming on the phone, Shui Shui had a general idea of ​​the direction but had no time to do it. The next day, something went wrong in Jiang's business again.

This time the incident was even more strange. The driver of Jiang's Warehouse was driving a car to pick up goods, and on his way back, the incident happened in a village where he had to rest and eat every time he passed by.

Two drivers and two escorts ripped the clothes off a village girl and were arrested by local villagers and handed over to the police. Ultimately, the goods were never delivered, violating the contract. The two drivers and escorts were also implicated, and the entirety of the two truckloads of goods that had just arrived were lost.

Shui Shui didn't feel bad about the lost cargo; there was plenty in her space. She felt bad for the driver and the escort. It was ridiculous that these innocent people had been implicated and convicted of hooliganism because of some corrupt officials.

In this day and age, hooliganism is a serious crime. Once exposed, the damage to Jiang's reputation is particularly severe. The driver and escort, who were innocently working, were now criminals and sentenced. What consequences will their families bear? Furthermore, they themselves are held in detention with no one to supervise them, leaving them with no recourse.

Shuishui called a lawyer he had trained in the space and explained the matter to him. He also stressed the need to dig deep into the root cause and find evidence of the culprit's crime.

Don't you want to knock me down? See if you can do it!

The lawyer and his small team investigated each case one by one, discovering that it wasn't just these two problematic government officials. Many other issues were shrouded in complex conflicts of interest. Many projects had irregularities in the bidding and procurement processes, suggesting the existence of covert manipulation by external forces. To gather more evidence, Shui Shui summoned three students specializing in this field from his space. After raising troops for a lifetime, it was time for these professionals to step in.

An expert can tell whether there is any truth or not with just one move. As soon as these three people arrived in Shanghai and put down their luggage, they split into three groups and began to investigate several problematic people in the government. They also conducted a full-scale investigation into all the "criminal" links involved in those people who were found guilty of hooliganism.