Introduction to "The Dark Corner"
Foreign businessman Lu Zhao went to Hewan Town to discuss business and unexpectedly stepped into a town secretly controlled by evil forces. The "Hewan Gang" headed by Tu Laohei relied on trading companies as a cover to openly commit fraud, extortion, and violent intimidation in market towns. Lu Zhao unfortunately fell into a trap and suffered losses. He immediately called 110 for help, but was met with perfunctory police dispatch and the filing of the case was blocked. He gradually saw clearly that the gang had a long-term network of relationships and a protective umbrella. The local people were deeply harmed but dared not speak out.
Lu Zhao, who wanted to escape, continued to be harassed and maliciously framed by soft violence. Countless victims were distracted and it was difficult to obtain evidence. In desperation, he risked submitting clues through the reporting channel dedicated to combating organized crime and eradicating evil. After analyzing the clues, the Provincial Anti-Crime Office formed an off-site task force to secretly stationed there. Lu Zhao collected evidence under tremendous pressure, united a group of victims, and dealt with the evil forces and their protective umbrella.
As the Thunder arrests unfolded, the evil gangs collapsed, and the protective umbrellas behind the scenes emerged one after another. The crime will eventually be judged by the law, but the pain will not disappear instantly. The novel faces darkness and struggle from the perspective of ordinary people, and records the arrival of a heavy and real justice under the special anti-crime operation.
