National Forensic Doctor

Ren Kuangshan sat on a green train for a day and a night, and changed stations within the Northeast, arriving at Yanquan County.

The first half of the journey was planned, the latter half was unplanned.

The planned part was because Ren Kuangshan had already traveled this route once. Yes, Ren Kuangshan tried this route once before to make his escape easier after the murder.

This was absolutely the right approach, and it was one of the experiences Ren Kuangshan accumulated after years of driving large trucks. No matter how much material you read or how many cautions you hear from veterans, if you haven’t been to a place, you haven’t been. You’ll encounter countless issues along the way.

When driving large trucks, Ren Kuangshan easily avoided taking jobs in new places. He would only take one if necessary or if jobs in a particular area increased. Even then, he would be extremely cautious on his first trip there. Despite this, encountering some mishaps was quite normal the first few times going to a place.

Ironically, some people risk their necks to commit murder yet are unwilling to invest the time and effort to personally run through their escape route. As a result, when the time comes to flee, their plans are full of holes, which is truly laughable.

Those preparing documents at their computers, preparing for murder, even if they spend a year or two preparing, are not as good as a special forces soldier taking the trip once.

Even when special forces travel once or twice, they will still encounter various issues when it’s time to flee.

Ren Kuangshan was prepared for this, just like when he drove large trucks, especially in the 2000s. Different provinces and towns had different customs and conditions, or rather, they had different highway robbers.

Any small unexpected event during the journey could turn into a major incident or a frustrating conflict.

Ren Kuangshan unexpectedly yet understandably encountered a train delay.