Dong Weiliang smiled and said, "The Lin family's affairs are settled. As long as we find out the truth, the matter will be settled."

Wei Xizhou's deep gaze fell on his chopsticks, with a smile on his lips, but he said nothing.

Lin Weiwan was dragged back to the prison cell, feeling extremely sleepy.

Yet he stood up as if nothing had happened and inspected his territory like a lion.

Just then he turned around and returned to his bed. At night, Lin Weiwan suddenly opened his eyes and felt someone standing behind him.

Before he could turn around to look, a strip of cloth was entangled around his head.

He immediately reached out his hands to block the cloth strip that was tightly around his neck.

The person behind him grabbed his hair and dragged him off the bed to the ground.

The room was dark, but Lin Weiwan could see clearly as if it were daytime, so he could see clearly the six people who took action.

He tore open the strip of cloth and grabbed the hand holding his hair with one hand, "Crack..."

"Ah..." Screams rang out, but still no one came to take care of the affairs of the detention room.

The others just sat or lay on their beds and watched, neither participating nor stopping.

Lin Weiwan attacked fiercely, chopping with his hands and kicking with his feet, just trying to use force. It seemed that he had been too gentle before.

Sitting back on their beds, the six people on the floor were breathing in more than out.

Looking at the torn pants on the ground, it was the weapon that the men had just used to strangle him.

Lin Weiwan sighed, "This generation, I will never let myself be bullied anywhere.

Even if I am responsible for several deaths today, I don't care. Since you toast but don't drink the penalty wine, I won't talk to you about reason.

I can't go out, and neither can you. From today on, I will be alone every day, so that we can stay in a room quietly."

Lin Weiwan's voice was filled with inexplicable excitement. Between being beaten to death and beating others to death, she preferred the latter.

As he spoke, Lin Weiwan went straight to the woman whose pants were strangling his neck. After a few seconds, the woman lay there like rotten mud.

Everyone watched as he shrank into bed, as if that way he wouldn't be seen by Lin Weiwan.

“Sister… Big… We don’t know…” the younger woman at the side explained to Lin Weiwan in a trembling voice.

"We really don't know, please believe us. Some of them were taken away today. We were not involved..."

As several people spoke fearfully, Lin Weiwan grabbed the short-haired woman who was lying on the ground.

"Tell me, what are their plans for today." Lin Weiwan's voice was low, and his eyes were like sharp blades as he looked at the woman who was beaten and had a nosebleed.

The woman wiped the blood from her nose and tears with her messy hands. When she opened her mouth, a tooth fell to the ground with a "click" sound.

"They said, let us teach you a lesson, not let you rest, torture you. Just don't kill anyone."

The woman's voice became smaller and smaller, and she stared at the beautiful woman in front of her in fear, afraid that she would be punched to death.

Lin Weiwan chuckled. These people were planning to make a fool of themselves.

"What benefits do they expect from you? Tell me." Lin Weiwan said with a bit of disgust as he loosened the woman's collar and sat up straight.

The woman half-knelt on the ground, panting, "If we do as they say, and our situation doesn't improve, maybe we can save two years of reform.

Big sister…I don’t want to either…but my child is still out there with no one to take care of him, I can’t do anything…”

The woman spoke weakly, her words full of helplessness and bitterness.

"So, you think that teaching me a lesson will satisfy your wishes, and you think those people out there are people who keep their word?"

Lin Weiwan sat there, looking at everyone in the detention room one by one.

"We are forced into this situation. We just want to get out and live a normal life," the woman said weakly.

"Then why did you make a mistake and get caught, and now you're thinking about getting out?" Lin Weiwan looked at the woman in front of him.

"I have no choice. My husband is unwilling to leave. My uncles and aunts at home have come to the house and asked me to give up the house to my parents-in-law to take care of them in their old age. They just want to drive us, an orphan and a widow, away.

Once, twice, three times, I would make trouble for no reason. Neighbors pointed fingers at me, relatives were indifferent, and for the sake of my children I could only stand in front.

I waved my knife, but I didn't mean to do that. I just wanted to scare them. He bumped into me head-on.

I was also scared at the time, but no one testified for me." The woman said with tears already flowing to the corners of her mouth.

"I was originally going to go to the countryside, and my brother-in-law said he could arrange a job for me. That day he treated me badly, and when I resisted I picked up the vase on the table and smashed his head.

My brother-in-law said that if my family members side with me, they will have no chance of getting along well." A younger girl said while crying.

At one time, many people talked about their experiences. Of course, there were also people who were arrested for causing trouble, hurting others, and doing things that were immoral.

There were clearly two camps in the cell: one was those who were forced to resist with all their might, and the other was those who were caught doing things they shouldn't have done.

Lin Weiwan looked at the group of people and asked, "Why is there no result?"

"I guess they want my family to pay compensation, but they haven't negotiated yet." The woman said dejectedly, as if she didn't know what she would face in the future.

Lin Weiwan sat on the bed and stopped asking questions. He now knew that he was in a difficult situation and could not save himself.

I don’t know what other methods these people will resort to if they can’t figure it out.

I just hope she doesn’t get too radical. Otherwise, even if she isn’t hurt, she won’t be able to explain if she hurts a public official.

I don't know what Ye Jibai is doing. This time the empty basement is just an excuse.

The only thing that makes people feel strange is the witness. Who on earth could make such a decision based on just a few words?

What evidence did the witness have? There were indeed a lot of things in the basement. How did grandpa hide them in the first place?

Whose hands did it pass through? Why did that person wait so long to come out?

Lin Weiwan couldn't understand why a person who was in a bad situation and hated the rich would keep silent for decades if he knew of a treasure.

If I knew he would come to me and ask for my grandfather's help or find me to extort money from me.

But he didn't get any of it. Instead, he took the case to the committee. What good did that do for him? He didn't get the treasure either.

Lin Weiwan lowered his head in deep thought, if it wasn't for money, then it was a grudge, because of people.

If this is the case, then it is hard to guess. She herself has offended many people, and marrying into the Ye family will attract more people who want to attack her.

In other words, the matter of the Lin family treasure was just a detour, and there were other things targeting them later.

Thinking of this, Lin Weiwan was not nervous at all. If she could think of it, Ye Jibai would definitely be able to think of it too.

Because I was nervous about the treasure, I had little experience in the things I encountered, but it was different at night and in the daytime.