However, the mainland has an advantage that neither Taiwan nor Hong Kong nor Tokyo has: the police are particularly responsible, and no matter who it is, if they are caught with drugs, even if it is only a gram or two, they will be immediately taken for a blood test and arrested and imprisoned.
When Chen Xianhai trafficked drugs to mainland China, his most important requirement for his subordinates and mules was: they were not allowed to use drugs.
Because once you take drugs, they will remain in your blood. And if you fail a blood test at customs, no matter who you are, the police will detain you. If you are caught using drugs, unless you go through the proper procedures, connections won't help.
The Taiwanese lack Chen Rou's awareness of drug prohibition and anti-drug efforts; they only want to eliminate the Bamboo Union gang, including Li Gang, who are still active in mainland China and are living freely with their Taiwan Compatriot Certificates, for their own benefit.
But what troubled him was that arresting one would alert a whole group of people. Besides, those people only trafficked drugs and didn't use them, and they were Taiwanese compatriots. Without solid evidence, it was difficult for the police to investigate them. But Zhuifeng was a drug-sniffing dog from Hong Kong, so its nose should be very sensitive. And although its front legs were disabled, it had pulleys to assist it, so it wasn't slow.
Wan Daozi rubbed his hands together and asked Kuang Zai, "Who owns this dog now, Miss Chen or Boss Nie?"
Zhui Feng is the darling of the Nie family. Compared to it, Kuang Zai is practically a little slave. He said, "Currently, he is my master."
The Taiwanese man raised his voice: "How could it be him?"
The person he hated most in the entire Nie family was Nie Rong, and Nie Rong also hated him.
But how could he possibly keep a dog like Zhui Feng? And if he were to keep the dog, how could the Taiwanese guy possibly lend it to him?
As he was thinking, Nie Han suddenly patted him and pointed into the distance, exclaiming, "Wow, wow wow!"
Wan Daozai heard the sound of motorcycles, but following Nie Han's hand, he could only see a cement slope of about 75 degrees and a cement bridge on a hillside not far away. He didn't see anything else.
The slope was built to prevent the mountain from collapsing because there was a cliff above it, and the cement bridge was for diverting water. They were all ordinary things, so why was Nie Han making such a fuss?
The boy from Taiwan turned to look at her and asked, "What's wrong?"
Nie Han covered her mouth with one hand and pointed forward with the other: "Waaah, look! Wow, wow wow!"
Kwong was also watching, and exclaimed in surprise, "Third Mrs. is so cool!"
Even Zhui Feng barked several times: "Woof, woof woof woof."
As soon as Wan Daozi turned his head, he saw Chen Rou riding her motorcycle up the mountain. He asked again, "What happened?"
Nie Jiayu and Nie Jiajun, the two little kids, rode their big bikes slowly down the mountain road and slowly back up. But this time, they just abandoned the bikes and ran up, asking the Taiwanese boy, "Do you have the skills that your little sister has?"
The Taiwanese man didn't see anything, but he habitually said, "Of course, there's no motorcycle I can't do."
In the blink of an eye, the Taiwanese boy finally understood why Nie Han could only sob and couldn't speak.
The silver and black motorcycle came down the mountain like a bolt of lightning, then braked sharply and made a U-turn on the road, before speeding up a 75-degree slope that was difficult for even a person to climb. In the blink of an eye, it had crossed the slope and arrived at the concrete bridge. The concrete roadbed was about 45 cm high and about three meters long. Chen Rou rode the motorcycle as if crossing a log bridge, crossing the roadbed with lightning speed and heading up the mountain.
A 75-degree slope is so steep that even a four-wheel drive off-road vehicle might not be able to make it up, but Chen Rou didn't hesitate at all when she drifted and turned uphill. After going uphill, she rushed to the highest point and then rushed down, immediately getting back onto the log bridge.
What about balance, center of gravity, and gravity? Do they all cease to exist? Does physics cease to exist?
After Chen Rou went up the slope, in a place they couldn't see, she was still drifting, so in the blink of an eye she came back, just like before, drifting and turning around at the end of the cement slope, then rushing up the slope and onto the log bridge.
The difference this time is that it's faster than last time.
But the next time was even faster than this time. In the blink of an eye, she was back, uphill, and across the log bridge.
That would have left even a Taiwanese motorcyclist speechless, but Chen Rou clearly hadn't yet unleashed her full potential, because the next time, she turned around and came back right after crossing the log bridge.
Before the onlookers could even blink, she had already turned around and started climbing the concrete slope again.
Nie Jiajun grabbed Wan Daozai's arm and after a long pause, finally managed to utter a single word: "Damn!"
Nie Jiayu grabbed Wan Daozai's other arm: "Amazing!"
The two brothers wanted to say something, but they couldn't say it for the time being, because Chen Rou not only didn't stop, but she was riding her motorcycle in a way that was like drawing an arc repeatedly on the mountainside, and the arc was getting faster and faster and the distance was getting smaller and smaller.
She wasn't riding a motorcycle; it was like magic.
After the Nie brothers finally got their hands on the motorcycle and started riding it, they found that it was very difficult to maintain their balance. Once they went fast, the motorcycle would carry them along, and they would be terrified if they saw a small pebble.
As a result, Chen Rou rode a big motorcycle, going directly into the sky and down to the ground.
Finally, Chen Rou stopped, took off her helmet to wipe her sweat, opened the motorcycle compartment, and took out water to drink. The Nie brothers, who were flanking Wan Daozai, finally had some free time and looked at Wan Daozai together: "Teach us quickly."
Nie Han got excited when she heard that: "Taiwanese boy, you know how to do that too?"
As the boss's confidant, Kwong was usually arrogant and didn't care about anyone, but when he heard that Wan Daozi also knew Chen Rou's trick, he got excited and imitated Xiao Juanzi: "Brother Zai Zai, if you know how to play, teach me too."
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