Because it was a life-and-death matter, Wang Xiang took it seriously this time and privately arranged for brothers named Wang Meng to follow him secretly.

Wang Meng and he were brothers who came from the same village. They were related. On the battlefield in the Northeast, Wang Xiang once saved Wang Meng's life. Wang Meng regarded him as his elder brother and obeyed his orders.

Wang Xiang was transferred to Nanjing and brought Wang Meng with him.

However, Wang Meng was unwilling to stay in the military camp because he had been injured in his early years, and took the initiative to request to be disarmed and return to the field.

Wang Xiang gave him a sum of money to do business. Wang Meng was a forthright man and soon became involved with the local gang and became a figure.

Wang Xiang did not tell Wang Meng the truth. He only said that "Tea Cup" was blackmailing him with the lives of his family members and asked Wang Meng to find out the details of this person.

Wang Xiang had a good idea. He wanted to find out the specific situation of the "tea cup" and then urgently contacted Zhang Xinhua for help in handling the matter.

Unexpectedly, "Teacup" found him a day in advance, and it was at an alley not far from him. This meant that the other party had already known the address of his home, which scared Wang Xiang out of cold sweat.

"Teacup" told him that the news has been very tight recently, and asked him to pay more attention and put aside the matter of contacting Zhang Xinhua for the time being. After the limelight has passed, he will come to see him again.

Wang Xiang breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this.

He didn't know why "teacup" suddenly changed his attention, and he didn't want to know the reason. He only knew that this result was what he wanted.

It's a day that can last a day.

If it ends there, that's okay.

But something unexpected happened.

Wang Meng was full of hatred for the "Tea Cup" who threatened his eldest brother and his family, so he decided to kill him first and then tell him the truth. He directly followed the "Tea Cup", but was alertly discovered by the other party on the way.

Wang Meng knew that this man was a great threat to his elder brother, so he simply bit him tightly and wouldn't let go.

The two of them walked together, one behind the other, to a dense forest at the foot of Zhongshan Mountain.

"Tea Cup"'s general intention at that time was to find a secluded place to kill the tail behind him, but Wang Meng did not expect that Wang Meng would strike first and directly shot "Tea Cup" in the back of the heart with the steel crossbow he carried, causing him to die on the spot.

Wang Meng simply refused to do anything and dug a big pit in a remote place to bury him.

When handling the "tea cup" relic, I discovered that the other party actually had a Nanbu pistol on his waist.

Wang Meng once served in the Northeastern Army and is most familiar with Japanese weapons.

He knew that the identity of the person he killed must be extraordinary. The purpose of approaching Wang Xiang was definitely not as simple as blackmail. There must be other plans.

In addition to a Japanese-made pistol, there was also a wallet, which contained several hundred legal currency and a book of documents.

Wang Meng opened his ID and found that the person in the photo was the middle-aged man who died in his hands. His registered name was Xu Zhiqiang.

Wang Meng immediately realized that he had caused a big trouble, and immediately returned to the city to find Wang Xiang and tell the truth about the matter.

When Wang Xiang heard what happened and saw Teacup's ID, he broke out in a cold sweat.

Xu Zhiqiang, also known as "Tea Cup", is publicly identified as a section chief of the Civil Service Disciplinary Commission.
Chapter completed!