Super Brain Telekinesis

Chapter 196: Shanghai Fantasy



It must be said that for Will and Med’s subordinates to investigate this thoroughly, part of it was due to Wu Hao’s carelessness in not having the AI erase the traces he left behind. Another factor was the substantial resources the families behind these two individuals possessed.

In less than two days, they had systematically explored all possibilities, and indeed, they managed to pinpoint Wu Hao as the primary suspect.

Although they currently only suspected Wu Hao, he was the most significant suspect among all their leads.

The reason was simple: whether it was Wu Hao’s rise to power or the recent disturbances he caused in Hong Kong and various clues in Las Vegas, they all pointed to a mysterious aura about him that was hard for ordinary people to fathom.

And after these two families’ investigation, that mystery deepened, making him even more suspicious. After all, anyone who they couldn’t fully investigate must have an extraordinary background.

“It seems that this Oriental man is indeed the prime suspect. However, there is one question: how did he manage to leave Las Vegas with the items in such a short time?” Despite the mounting evidence pointing toward Wu Hao, how he escaped after the incident was their biggest puzzle.

Meanwhile, as Will and Med shifted their focus to Wu Hao and began investigating him through the resources of the DuPont and Rothschild families, the AI promptly reported this news to Wu Hao.

Initially, Wu Hao thought there was no way the investigation would lead back to him. But it was clear he had underestimated the power of the DuPont and Rothschild families in the U.S. Everyone knew that for years, the U.S. had been collecting identity information and monitoring citizens worldwide through various methods.

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