National Forensic Doctor

Fubei Village.

This is an urban village that has prospered along with the development around the Five-point Pavilion. The villagers rely on working at construction sites, renting out their homes to outsiders, saving money to build houses, and then renting those houses to outsiders, thereby completing the original accumulation as landlords by adding additional structures to sell small property rights houses.

Nowadays, Fubei Village is a vast jungle of reinforced concrete, with tower-like houses of varying heights standing among them, home not only to strangers from various places but also to various small restaurants, stalls, and even small companies.

Departments like telecom, mobile, power grid, and police station that were forced to enter had no choice but to pick the best among the available options and rent a few large rooms for office space among a slew of illegal buildings.

The police are the units that dislike the urban village the most; excessive personnel and excessive migratory population, combined with unplanned buildings, pose trouble for the police station, a nightmare for the criminal investigation team, and potentially danger for the narcotics team.

Yuan Bomian temporarily couldn’t care about these; he was only filled with excitement and apprehension.

The excitement came from the impending arrest. Before each arrest, Yuan Bomian would feel a shiver all over, a real trembling as a result of excessive adrenaline secretion.

The apprehension stemmed from fear of the unknown and doubt about the fate of undercover missions.

For the city bureau’s narcotics team, truly long-term undercover missions are rare, as most undercover jobs are prepared for the final moments. Some undercover jobs might last only a few hours, or one or two days, before ending. Often, they involve sting operations.

But whether for long-term or short-term undercover missions, losing contact is always the greatest terror.