Chapter 90 They were unwilling to slink away like this...

Jiang Si then rode home in a police car by herself.

Jiang Miaomiao rushed to the door and only felt relieved to see that she was unharmed.

"You still have to save yourselves in critical moments. My dear niece, you guys aren't very good at this." Jiang Si still had the mood to criticize her, while she kept her head down playing on her phone without looking up.

"Hmm?" Jiang Si looked up in confusion. Seeing her staring at her phone screen, she explained matter-of-factly, "Talent sharing. In special circumstances, you can also mobilize my resources in Hong Kong at any time."

That works too. If everyone has their own talents, then the flow of talent will be much more efficient.

Jiang Miaomiao immediately said, "Then lend me your Qin Shuang for a while. She's very good at negotiating, and I need her to plant landmines for Shanzhu Group."

"The Yamada Group is backed by the Yamada Group of Japan. I think back carefully and I have no business dealings with them. And those kidnappers didn't talk about anything important when they trapped me. So I suffered an undeserved disaster, right?" As soon as Jiang Si asked this question, and looking at Jiang Miaomiao's expression, she knew that it was indeed true.

Then she became even more puzzled. "The information Wen Rongying sent was terrifying, extremely comprehensive. It was obvious that you had ordered the investigation beforehand. So, I speculate that the Shanzhu Group knew you wanted to deal with me when they kidnapped me?"

Jiang Miaomiao nodded in satisfaction.

Jiang Si stood up abruptly, her chest trembling: "My dear niece, dealing with the Shanzhu Group is a huge matter, far beyond what you can handle or fight alone! Besides, with your high intelligence and mercenary nature, I don't understand why you would try to shake a tree like an ant?"

"It's not like an ant trying to shake a tree; Xie Ran, Xia Renyao, and Han Cuo also participated. Perhaps many hands make light work?"

"You're just merchants; no matter how much wealth you have, you can't fight against power!" Jiang Si shouted. So, "What's the reason? Is it some so-called passion? To emulate the May Fourth Movement youth? Are you just bored and have nothing better to do? Are you looking for death because you think life is too good?"

Jiang Miaomiao rested her chin on her hand, deep in thought, as if she had been pondering for a long time: "Maybe it's because I'm living too comfortably and I'm courting death."

Jiang Si frowned deeply: "That's a really suicidal answer!"

"Back then, the Japanese Unit 731 conducted countless cruel experiments in China: frostbite experiments, live vivisections, human-animal hybridization, venereal disease experiments, and so on! Now they are shamelessly engaging in cultural invasion and corrupting children, as if trying to tame China's future hopes into their cattle and slaves! Our country is too big, so big that it is full of loopholes and we can't even distinguish between ourselves and the Japanese. Now that I've seen and know about it, I want to take action. Call me a mayfly trying to shake a tree, or overestimating my abilities, but I think maybe I can start a prairie fire? With material wealth, let's pursue spiritual honor. If we can bring down the Shanzhu Group, maybe I can even start a new Jiang family genealogy!"

"...I didn't ask you to give a speech that's both politically correct and professionally competent." Jiang Si rolled her eyes helplessly. "It's really puzzling. How come someone who's been studying abroad and gotten used to Western education still has a heart that shines like a red star!"

Jiang Miaomiao smiled without saying a word.

Jiang Si stood up and said, "Although being tied up for less than 24 hours meets the criteria for reporting a missing person, I feel like I'll be castrated if I stay in that dilapidated mud house for even half a second. Wait for me to take a shower, and then we'll go back to the police station together."

Jiang Miaomiao asked in surprise, "Why go back to the police station?"

“Now that we’ve caught the three kidnappers, if we press them a bit, we’ll find some clues that lead back to the Shanzhu Group,” Jiang Si replied. “I originally thought my life’s ideal was to pursue wealth and power, but you’ve just given me another one… I also want to start a new Jiang family genealogy.”

...

Jiang Si's kidnapping was sudden, but her self-rescue was also sudden.

After regaining their senses, she and Jiang Miaomiao, without taking any rest, rushed back to the police station to assist in the interrogation.

Although Yamada's methods were clean—deliberately manipulating three unrelated individuals to kidnap Jiang Si—there were still traces left behind, and some information about the three could be vaguely linked to the Yamada Group. Coupled with Xie Ran's despicable methods of secretly bribing the Yamada Group beforehand, the government finally set its sights on this Japanese conglomerate.

Many of Shanzhu Group's subsidiaries in Shenzhen have been investigated one after another.

The projects that were about to commence also frequently ran into problems. Either they attracted investors who ran away, causing the projects to stall and forcing them to pay multiple times the compensation, or the contracts were intercepted midway by Qin Shuang, Xi Shouge, and others. As if to vent their anger and to mentally crush the arrogant Japanese Yamabu Group, those who directly and directly attacked the Yamabu Group were women from all walks of life, precisely the women they looked down upon even more.

The two sides are locked in a fierce standoff, employing various tactics, both overt and covert.

The Shanzhu Group's downfall began with media exposure of its connection to Unit 731, which triggered a chain reaction of attacks. The group was brought to the forefront by public criticism and ultimately faced government intervention.

The Shanzhu Group, which had been lying low in China for many years, thus failed in its attempt.

Unwilling to slink back to their hometown in disgrace, they decided to do everything in their power to destroy Jiang Miaomiao and her group. To atone for their past mistakes, they reasoned that destroying them would be tantamount to destroying the most promising commercial future on the coast!

Knowing that the Shanzhu Group would not give up easily, the authorities raised Shenzhen's security capabilities to the second highest level and made every effort to eliminate unidentified outsiders, especially those from Japan.

However, as everyone knows, this strategy is difficult to defend against.