I Materialized the Cultivation Game

Huang Xin suddenly felt he couldn’t breathe loudly, although this Elder Daoist hadn’t done anything, he felt himself already enveloped by the aura of this figure.

Images of soldiers scattered across the battlefield, scenes akin to Asura Hell, flashed through his mind.

This figure must have been treading through mountains of corpses and oceans of blood back then, right?

When he saw this figure turn to look at him, he instinctively swallowed hard.

Chen Han naturally noticed Huang Xin’s abnormal reaction; he could tell the other person had deep respect for him as an Elder Daoist, which was a completely different attitude compared to his dealings with Patriarch Chen.

This was the result he desired.

Patriarch Chen was the public-facing identity, the facade; he needed to be amiable, to make others think the Chen Family was easy to deal with.

An Elder Daoist was a sword, capable of navigating mountains of corpses and oceans of blood, needed to intimidate others, letting them know the Chen Family was not necessarily so easy to approach.

Having a sword in hand but not using it is not the same as having no sword at all.

Chen Han also retrieved three items from the gaming warehouse, and with a wave of his hand, those three items floated in front of Huang Xin.

Huang Xin was directly stunned, completely unresponsive, suddenly seeing three items floating before him: a Storage Disc and two USB drives.

Upon seeing these three items, his heart inexplicably began to race, recalling Cao Xin’s report that all the data, information, and evidence over there had disappeared.

At that moment, they suspected it was this Elder Daoist who took them, but they never gave it much thought, certainly not expecting him to return the items.

Yet now, this Elder Daoist had sent the items over.

Huang Xin seemed to understand the Elder Daoist’s intentions, instinctively grabbing the three items into his hands, only then realizing the Elder Daoist’s figure had vanished.

This made him swallow hard again; indeed, he came and went without a trace.

Afterward, his heart raced as he looked at the USB and Storage Disc in his hand, hastily opening a computer and connecting one USB.

Upon opening it, seeing densely packed names and information inside, his heart not only raced, but it felt like it was about to burst from his chest.

He hurriedly swapped to another USB, after briefly scanning the contents of all three items, he dared not hesitate, immediately putting them away, and quickly exiting the rest station.

After getting in the car, he stepped on the gas heading towards the county, also remembering to call Li Rui, the Captain of the Criminal Investigation Team, and the responsible official.

These items were so hot in his hands; better to hand them over for professional handling, earning a share of credit like before.

After all, he’d already decided his path, which was to wait for the Chen Family’s tourism sector to develop, for the county to establish a tourism office, and propose to lead it.

Securing two credits would stabilize his prospects, given he was still young, and his experience secured, further credits wouldn’t likely advance him more.

As for future tourism credentials, with the Chen Family, wouldn’t there be plenty?

Perhaps he might accidentally scoop up a few more?

Therefore, he cared less for these; instead, for Li Rui, with these repeated incidents, plus this credit, it became critical, as it did for the official in charge.

These items taken up might even be too significant for the leader to claim, requiring higher authorities to shoulder the responsibility.

Given such credit, none would overlook the hard burdens.

At least, only officials in charge at the city level could bear them.

This all involved a series of owed favors.

County.

Li Rui and the responsible official were puzzled by Huang Xin’s urgent call, mentioning a major event before hanging up.

Given Huang Xin’s seriousness, they dared not slack off, arriving early at a conference room to await his arrival.

Soon, Huang Xin hurriedly entered the office, panting, without saying a word, and directly laid out two USB drives and the Storage Disc.

”What’s this?” Li Rui asked, puzzled, looking at the three items.

”Given by the Elder Daoist of the Chen Family,” Huang Xin replied bluntly.

”What?” Li Rui and the official simultaneously exclaimed in disbelief.

Wasn’t that figure rampaging in the Myanmar region?

The figure actually returned to the Chen Family?

What kind of terrifying means allowed such rapid travel between places?

Could it really be some Immortal technique?

The official murmured, ”No wonder we can’t track any signs of departure, not even a record of the Chen Family members.”

Li Rui didn’t hesitate, immediately picking up a USB and connecting it to the multimedia computer, moments later seeing information appear on the multimedia projection screen.

Inside was intel about the network connections of human trafficking organizations over there, with data and evidence of domestic organized crime, trafficking, and even selling information.

”Damn it, how dare these companies sell information to such people?” Li Rui’s face turned somewhat grim, though he also saw the sellers weren’t company heads, but critical management below.

Like this Li Mingwei, an executive at a major domestic information communication company, who succumbed to selling information due to gambling debts.

As they continued looking, Li Rui and the two were shocked.

Li Mingwei, though guilty of crimes, hadn’t acted on his own; he was lured into gambling by a woman.

The woman had a great figure and high attractiveness, more alluring than his wife at home, evidently Li Mingwei failed to control his impulses.

Crucially, this woman was part of the organized crime network, orchestrated by the head behind her to lead Li Mingwei astray, causing him to engage in illegal information selling.

This left the three of them stunned.

Wasn’t such information surely recorded by those over there?