The most clear calculation Ning Jiu had ever made in his life was that his police Alpha roommate Lu Zheng, whom he had shared for two years, was definitely a loss-making deal.
The rent, water and electricity are AA, and we help each other during the estrus period. Other than that, we owe nothing to each other.
Until one day, Lu Zheng started to work overtime frequently and even stayed out all night.
Ning Jiu didn't care. He was busy using financial leverage to drive loan sharks crazy, busy using hacking technology to paralyze the servers of human traffickers, and busy maintaining the "ecological balance" of the city's underground world.
At the same time, the criminal police captain Lu Zheng was in dire straits.
He solved one seemingly ordinary case after another, but found that there was an invisible hand behind it.
The mysterious organization code-named "Tide" is always one step ahead of the police in clearing the door. Its methods are ruthless but never harm the innocent, and it is even more like a "vigilante" than the police.
Lu Zheng vowed to find out this "ghost", but he didn't know that the weak roommate who settled accounts at home every night, complained that the electricity bill was too expensive, and couldn't even unscrew the bottle cap, was the boss behind the scenes he was looking for.
"Officer Lu, have you donated your salary this month? Do you plan to pay for next month's utility bill with your life?"
"Ning Jiu, don't change the subject. Who is leading the 'Tide' organization?"
"Who else could it be? Just a bunch of philanthropists who are reluctant to eat lunch boxes just to save money."
When the muzzle of justice is aimed at the fist of justice, when the light of the rule of law shines into the shadow of crime.
Lu Zheng finally saw the truth clearly
The Omega who always wanted to take advantage of him was actually using the darkest means to protect the brightest bottom line in his heart.
Small theater:
Lu Zheng: Ning Jiu, lynching is illegal.
Ning Jiu: I know, so I didn't kill anyone, I just bankrupted them. This is called economic sanctions.
Lu Zheng: ... You can't hang people on street lights.
Ning Jiu: That's performance art, which helps reduce the city's crime rate. Officer Lu, would you like to donate some rope money?
Concept: There is no absolute separation between black and white, and rules keep pace with the times.