When Lin Ziyan and Lu Yunshen arrived at the hospital, they ran into Captain Wei.

She was there to cooperate with the investigation and to bail Ah Jian out.

“Let’s talk at the station.” Captain Wei said solemnly as he strode out of the hospital.

Lu Yunshen's eyes darkened; this captain was newly transferred.

His attitude suggests he's discovered something.

The two followed Captain Wei to the police station.

"Captain Lu?"

Before Lu Yunshen could sit down, a police officer from the police station called out.

Captain Wei glanced at Lu Yun Shen, then pulled up a chair and sat down.

He knew that Lu Yun Shen was a member of the Lu family, otherwise he wouldn't have done it personally.

"Qin Jian, the deceased's younger brother was just hired by your S Electrical Appliances factory."

"Based on the current investigation, this matter is unrelated to the seafood market, but your seafood does indeed have the problem of excessive heavy metals..." Captain Wei said bluntly.

As for what heavy metal it is, the case is currently under investigation, and he cannot disclose that information.

Lin Ziyan listened attentively to his explanation and had a general idea of ​​what was going on, but this incident had already affected the market.

The deceased's mother is still causing trouble at the market entrance. Who will dare to buy seafood at the market in the future?

"Did you disclose my information to the deceased's family?" Lin Ziyan asked.

The old man recognized her at a glance and was even able to find the seafood market.

She wasn't surprised to find the seafood market, after all, Boss Huo's restaurant was very famous in the city, and there was no place where he would secretly purchase seafood from his customers.

Captain Wei's expression changed slightly. "Of course not, I only received your information last night."

Why do you ask that?

Lin Ziyan's lips curled slightly. "The deceased's mother is now at the entrance of the seafood market, with the deceased's son and daughter, both dressed in hemp clothing."

Captain Wei, "..."

…

In the following days, the seafood market remained closed, sparking much discussion.

Some vendors even considered closing their stalls.

Business on the food street was very slow, and Aunt Wang even gave her employees a few days off.

Mr. Huo's shop in the market suffered a sharp decline in business and he had to close down.

Just then, the industry and commerce department came to the food street to check business licenses.

Several stores were ordered to close.

When Lin Ziyan and Sister Fang arrived at Aunt Wang's shop, there were only a few customers.

"Ah Yan, the shop owner next door said she's transferring ownership of the shop. She couldn't wait even after just a few days. She's so heartless." Aunt Wang saw them and hurried over with a teapot.

"Then why don't you take this opportunity to expand your store?" Lin Ziyan smiled faintly.

The market could actually be reopened, but she didn't want to open it now.

She's always been the target of trouble before, and this time it's most likely aimed at her. They're targeting Boss Huo because they can't find a breakthrough in the market.

The market's random inspections are extremely strict, using her specially made test strips, which are even stricter than those of the quality inspection department.

"If she puts it up for sale, I'll be the first to take it." Aunt Wang breathed a sigh of relief when she saw her expression.

She was worried that the market would be unable to continue operating because of this, and she felt uncertain.

Fangjie poured herself a glass of water, glanced at Lin Ziyan, and thought, "She can still joke around, so it seems things are almost resolved."

Aunt Wang pulled up a chair next to her and sat down. "What exactly happened?"

"How could something happen to Boss Huo, who is such a cautious person?"

She had been to Boss Huo's shop, where there were strict regulations at the kitchen entrance, with meticulous and rigorous management of everything from hygiene to ingredients.

"Someone took advantage of the loophole; it's impossible to guard against," Lin Ziyan said casually.

The stall owner was found, and he confessed that the fish came from a new cargo ship.

That ship never appeared in the port again.

The chef who was in charge at the time, Li Bin, has not yet been found.

Everything was still there in his place; it didn't seem like something that had been planned for a long time.

Aunt Wang patted her chest and said, "That's the downside of running a food business; it's easy to fail because of the ingredients."

When business is good, I'm afraid; when business is bad, I'm worried.

Therefore, she never mistreats the kitchen helpers and waiters in the store, for fear that something might happen.

Fortunately, she didn't make any mistakes even when business was good. She couldn't relax for a moment and kept a close eye on everything, including the ingredients.

Business has been slow these past few days, so she's taking a break.

Lin Ziyan asked, "Aunt Wang, when you bought seafood at the port before, did you have the seafood tested for quality?"

“We used to go to the port for inspection before leaving the port…” Aunt Wang briefly explained the situation.

She takes a large quantity of goods, so for safety reasons, she always does an extra test.

Getting seafood directly from the market now saves a step.

Fangjie and Lin Ziyan exchanged a glance; that's where the problem lies.

The seafood from the day of the incident was only inspected once, but the port authorities said it had been tested twice.

But the stall owners at the seafood market all said that they were only checked once.

…

News of this incident in Fukushi reached Kyoto.

Because it involves the management of the new port, some people are bringing it up again.

Lu Qiuying's current position is too enviable; many people want to bring her down.

The economy in Fuzhou is developing too rapidly now, and factories are springing up everywhere.

Minister Hai sat at the head of the meeting room and glanced at the topic being discussed.

Port management?

It is currently under the management of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, and there will be no changes until the port is completed.

The throughput there is now increasing and has already surpassed that of Guangzhou's port.

Lu Qiuying listened attentively, without rushing to offer any explanation.

The incident in Fukushi was not only aimed at Lin Ziyan; the port was also one of the targets.

At first, she didn't realize what was going on, but after listening to her brother's analysis, she realized that it was not simple.

The family has refused to perform an autopsy so far, and the true cause of death has not yet been determined.

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