National Forensic Doctor

That night, Jiang Yuan arrived in Luo Jin City on a business flight. After resting for a few hours, at five o’clock the next morning, Jiang Yuan’s Cold Case Squad was loaded into several cars and rushed to Songxiang Park.

This community park is not very large, and the access control is certainly not strict, with four gates open in the east, west, north, and south. The walls are just symbolic brick fences slightly taller than a person. The ground parking lot is not small, everything is prioritized to serve the surrounding residents. The parking lot guard is the only park management personnel visitors can contact; the rest are nestled in a small building hidden by trees, working or not, no one knows.

Liu Wenkai looked at this small office building and the nearly deserted environment and couldn’t help but sigh, "Working in landscaping is really sweet, isn’t it like getting paid for nothing?"

"Everyone sells their time and labor, naturally there’s no difference!" retorted the sharp-tongued guide, Qiu Li, unabashedly countering Liu Wenkai.

Liu Wenkai smiled at her words, not feeling hurt in front of his colleagues but apologizing instead, "It’s my mistake. Kids of leaders do know how to talk."

He certainly wouldn’t say the same in Shannan Province because there people could easily hold you to account. But in Luo Jin City, it wasn’t much of an issue. In such a laid-back department, the kids doing the work are likely only mid-level—Liu Wenkai understood some officialdom reasoning.

The nose of the guiding girl, Qiu Li, wrinkled in annoyance, "Who said I’m a leader’s kid?"

"Are you not?" Liu Wenkai asked, feeling assured, and just smiled.

Qiu Li, wearing jeans, with long hair draped over her shoulders, her brows curved, gave him a nice glare, didn’t speak, and after a while said, "I got in by passing the civil service exam."