As night falls, the streets of Shanghai are dimly lit, but they cannot reflect the slightest light in the hearts of the Jiang family.

Li Yichen drove through every corner of the city, his phone constantly refreshing the security footage, hoping to catch a glimpse of Shui Shui. He secretly regretted why he had neglected to pay more attention to Shui Shui during the old man's illness. This self-blame was like a huge rock, weighing heavily on his heart.

The Jiang family in Kyoto didn't know that Shui Shui was missing, but they had no idea that the Shanghai market was already in chaos.

Li Yichen suspected that the attack on Shui Shui was done by Jiang Congyou's children.

The whole family planned to arrest Jiang Congyou, and his children would definitely not let it go.

Thinking of this, Li Yichen decided to take a two-pronged approach: on the one hand, he continued to intensify the search, and on the other hand, he secretly investigated the movements of Jiang Congyou's children. He knew that in this race against time, any tiny clue could be the key to finding Shui Shui.

Meanwhile, Jiang Huashu set up a makeshift command center at home. The phone rang constantly, and every message was carefully screened, fearing that he would miss any news about Shuishui. As a father, he blamed himself for not providing a safe environment for Shuishui, allowing her to meet an unexpected fate right under his nose.

The only consolation was that his son-in-law, Li Yichen, though extremely anxious, was able to control himself. He and Jiang Huashu worked together, using their respective connections to expand the search channels.

Just when the whole family was almost swallowed by despair, an anonymous phone call broke the deadlock.

A vague clue came from the other end of the phone, which seemed to point to an abandoned factory on the edge of the city. Upon hearing this, Li Yichen immediately drove there, feeling both nervous and hopeful.

However, this was just a false clue to tease him, and he left with hope but returned with disappointment.

In one week, this kind of false clue occurred five, six, seven or eight times. If Li Yichen and Jiang Huashu didn't understand that this was malicious revenge, they would have lived in vain.

Meanwhile, the police were actively assisting in the search. Considering Shui Shui's identity and status in Shanghai, they quickly established a special task force to launch a full-scale investigation. They used surveillance footage, eyewitness testimony, cell phone tracking...every possible method was used to track Shui Shui's whereabouts.

However, as time passed, Shuishui seemed to have vanished without leaving any trace. Everyone was extremely anxious, and Li Yichen couldn't sleep at night.

After several rounds of in-depth investigations, Wanna police reported that Jiang Congyou's children had experienced unusual cash inflows and outflows over the past two to three months. They had also been in frequent contact with unidentified individuals, and the unusually high cash flows suggested they were plotting something major.

This clue immediately aroused Li Yichen's high alert. With his combat experience, he immediately speculated that these abnormal behaviors were related to Shui Shui's disappearance.

He contacted the police and asked them to carefully check their entry and exit records. Since they were involved, there must be traces left.

In order to avoid alerting the enemy, Li Yichen secretly decided to take a more covert approach to the investigation. He contacted his friends who had connections in both the black and white worlds, hoping to obtain more information through another channel.

At the same time, Jiang Huashu was not idle either. He used his influence in the political and business circles to find some businessmen on the Wan side, and quietly infiltrated the social circles of Jiang Congyou's children, trying to find clues about Shui Shui.