After such a huge blunder, the local government did not dare to slack off. They not only held a press conference to clarify the truth of the matter, but also published a clarification in the island's largest newspaper, pointing out the hotel room number and the details of the incident.

Furthermore, Zhao Dechang and the socialite's backgrounds were thoroughly investigated, leaving them completely exposed, especially Zhao Dechang's relationship with the Ye family in Hong Kong, and the fact that the socialite came from Hong Kong. They also added some gossip about the Ye family during this period.

The Taiwan government publicized Yeh Yuan-hao's AIDS news extensively and later raised questions about it.

"It is rumored that Madam Tang Yufen of the Ye family comes from a prestigious family, is well-read, and teaches by example. So why are both of her grandchildren sexually immoral? Was it due to being influenced by her surroundings from a young age? Or is it a genetic mutation?"

The Taiwan government is known for its sharp tongue and biting remarks. Unlike other politicians, local government officials don't care about their reputation. Even if they are so angry that they want to kill someone, they will still smile and speak in a gentle and pleasant manner in front of the public, so as not to lose their dignity.

But politicians in Taiwan never care about face or reputation. It's common for them to swear and even fight in formal settings. Publishing a swearing article in the newspaper is considered quite tactful.

Zhao Dechang and a Hong Kong socialite appeared in Lu Mo's room, which made headlines the next day, even being labeled as a high-ranking mainland official. At first glance, it seemed like a misunderstanding, but the Taiwan government, of course, was not one to be trifled with, and soon they realized what had happened.

They sent people to investigate again. With the methods of a fool like Zhao Dechang, he naturally left many clues. The local government did not spend too long to find out the truth and followed the clues to Tang Yufen.

Upon further analysis, it became clear that Tang Yufen intended to frame Sang Huaiyuan.

This angered the local government. "You old hag, you want to harm people but you don't know you're courting death on your own turf?"

They waited until Sang Huaiyuan arrived on their territory before making their move. Luckily, Sang Huaiyuan's men were quick-witted; otherwise, if that old hag had succeeded, how would they have explained it to the inland government?

That old hag is deliberately trying to stir up conflict between Taiwan and the mainland. She's extremely wicked. The Ye family is nothing but a bunch of scoundrels, yet they dare to be so audacious!

I'll get my hands on you, you old hag!

And so, Tang Yufen inexplicably offended the Taiwan government and was unjustly killed!

In fact, Tang Yufen did not allow Zhao Dechang to make a move at the hotel. Her intention was to find an opportunity to strike during the visit and try not to go against the government. Tang Yufen knew her own limitations; with her limited resources, how could she afford to offend the Taiwan government?

It's not the formidable opponent you should fear, but the incompetent teammate. Zhao Dechang, wanting to save trouble and with an inexplicable overconfidence, thought going out to do it was too much trouble and that staying in the hotel would be much more convenient. And then...

It can only be said that Tang Yufen was unlucky and unfortunately ran into Lu Mo; otherwise, Zhao Dechang would have succeeded.

Suddenly, the Ye family of Hong Kong, who were previously unknown and had never been heard of by many people in Taiwan, became famous overnight thanks to the vigorous promotion by the Taiwan government.

Almost everyone in Taiwan knows that the Ye family, which makes Jiuzang plaster, has a grandson with AIDS and a granddaughter who has been involved with hundreds of men, got pregnant with a bastard child whose father doesn't even know who the father is, and also has AIDS.

Ye Susu's genital disease was deliberately misrepresented as AIDS by the Taiwan government, and it was even claimed that her whole body was so badly rotten that she had to wear a mask when she went out.