Chapter 101

He witnessed too many cruel things.

The audience looked at Fang Hao with eyes full of admiration and excitement.

Dwelling in darkness, serving the light.

This kind of faith, as brilliant as a diamond, is truly hard not to love.

[I never thought this was Fang Hao’s true identity! We actually misunderstood him!]

[It all makes sense this time! So that’s how it is!?]

[The extent of Fang Hao’s greatness truly far exceeds imagination; calling him a hero is not an exaggeration at all!]

[To have built the entire Heishan empire as an undercover agent, Fang Hao’s methods... I fear they have also grown to a terrifying level!]

[He spent far more time in the criminal organization than as a police officer; being able to maintain his original heart is already not easy!]

[Damn, at first I thought he was a clown, now I’m starting to admire him!]

[Such a person is a true hero! Fang Hao is not a criminal!]

[I never thought that various accidents were what created Heishan... and the Heishan boss’s camp is actually on the police side!]

There was not a single person in the audience who did not sigh.

The various things Fang Hao experienced

were simply more exciting than ten lifetimes of others.

Perhaps any one or two of them, if told, would be enough to leave everyone at the scene dumbfounded.

And the reason Deputy Commander Kong chose not to read the letters in the middle

was probably because Fang Hao had to use bloody and cruel means when integrating into the criminal rules.

As an undercover agent, one has immunity from prosecution.

And Deputy Commander Kong clearly also felt a sense of compassion.

He was unwilling to make these things public,

and cast a layer of darkness over Fang Hao’s reputation.

With a complex expression, he told the audience in front of the screen and the reporter friends at the scene:

"Fang Hao was at the source of evil, and the things he did... were beyond his control."

"Because in that situation, if he didn't do them... he might have died himself."

"Many times, he was forced to do things that went against morality."

"This is also something every undercover comrade must face."

"Weighing their mission, and then being ravaged by inner morality..."

"This is also the reason why every undercover comrade must undergo psychological counseling after returning to their post."

"And Fang Hao lived in such an environment for six years."

"Whatever he did to survive is understandable."

"What's more, the laws of the Dragon Kingdom also have relevant provisions; as an undercover agent, one has immunity from prosecution."

"Regarding what Fang Hao did in the past, I don't think it was excessive..."

In front of the screen.

He told everyone an important matter.

That is the crime problem that an undercover agent has to face.

Sometimes, if you don't participate in criminal activities, you might lose your own space for survival.

It’s fine for those who are undercover for a short time.

Usually, they finish in ten days or half a month and write a report.

As long as it’s not something like murder...

at most, they are suspended for a few days for reflection.

But Fang Hao was undercover for a full six years.

How many criminal activities did he participate in?

I’m afraid they are too numerous to count.

And in this situation,

one needs to consider the issue of human sentiment.

And at this moment, Deputy Commander Kong gave his stance in public.

Fang Hao’s actions belonged to emergency avoidance.

Except for serious crimes that were fatal and unavoidable,

other aspects could be exempted to the greatest extent.

This could be considered giving the greatest support and help to Fang Hao, this hero.

In front of the camera.

Hearing Deputy Commander Kong’s words,

Fang Hao sighed deeply at this moment:

"Sigh... over these years, I have experienced all sorts of things."

"I have to say... for the sake of survival, I did many wrong things, and when necessary, I had to go with the flow."

"But there is one thing I can testify to."

"As an undercover agent, I have never actively done anything to harm others."

"Even after I became part of the power structure, I largely aligned myself with the dove faction..."

"completely different from those desperadoes in the hawk faction."

"Therefore, although I am the head of a criminal group, I participated in very few criminal operations."

"It was often that the people under me strongly demanded this or that... and I was forced to agree."

"Sigh!"

"After all, even the Heishan boss cannot go against the interests of his subordinates!"

"Avoiding crime as much as possible was the greatest effort I could make!"

Fang Hao sighed deeply as he said this,

with a face full of difficulty and struggle.

And at this moment, listening to his explanation,

the audience couldn't help but nod.

[It’s true... the environment Fang Hao was in was so difficult, we can’t be too harsh on him!]

[In that criminal lair... demanding he follow ordinary moral standards is actually already harsh!]

[Right! He endured humiliation for these six years, we can’t chill his heart anymore!]

[Damn, Fang Hao’s character is truly awesome! In all these years in Heishan, he still maintained his state of mind and stance!]

[Being set up by his subordinates in this situation, there really was no other way...]

[Even Zhao Kuangyin in history was forced to wear the yellow robe by his subordinates; Fang Hao must have been very helpless too!]

[I can understand... the agonizing state of mind Fang Hao must have felt every time he gave an order for his subordinates to commit crimes!]

[Sigh... Fang Hao has really suffered over these years, how much agony must he have felt inside!]

[He must have often been tormented by his inner morality!]

[Now he has finally managed to escape, escaped back from hell!]

The audience felt a bit sorry for Fang Hao.

As an undercover agent,

being forced by his status to give one order after another that he didn't want to give.

As a good person,

yet forced to harm others and commit crimes.

He must have lived in agony and self-reproach, suffering the torture of his conscience.

Over these years...

heaven knows how he got through it.

At the scene.