Chapter 270

But he didn't.

This kind of thing—sacrificing righteousness for survival.

Precisely proves that Fang Hao has a heart as brilliant as gold…

In front of the screen.

Fang Hao let out a deep sigh.

"Ah!"

"These six years have been no life at all."

"Every time I thought of going back… I simply couldn't."

"Heaven barred, earth closed, I could only inch forward, surviving and growing in a world of black devouring black."

"When I was lonely, I'd look at those old photos and remember my original heart."

"Before I knew it, six years had passed—I became the Black Dragon others feared to hear named."

"My blood was nearly cold, and now I've finally waited for you."

Fang Hao, who had just crossed over to Blue Star barely a month ago.

At this moment, his voice, hoarse with anguish, cried out:

"Ah!"

"These past six years have been unbearable—I've endured things no one can imagine…"

"Just one single thing I've been through would be nine deaths and one life—far beyond what any ordinary person could endure!"

"I thought this would be my whole life… I never expected…"

"I never expected I'd ever see the light of day again!"

By the end of this.

Fang Hao's eyes turned red.

He was on the verge of tears in front of the camera.

And at this moment.

A reporter on-site grew curious.

He couldn't help asking Deputy Commander Kong:

"Why does the police have such… bizarre regulations?"

"Isn't this too harsh on undercover agents?"

"After all, this might produce a huge number of…"

"How to put it… police officers like lost souls, neither reborn nor resting… 0"

He voiced everyone's confusion.

This is such a betrayal of undercover agents!

They go through hell infiltrating the enemy's stronghold, and you just fire them?

Not even keeping their records?

Even if this is theater, isn't it overacting?

Facing the reporters' questions,

Deputy Commander Kong remained calm and explained:

"First… Fang Hao's case is currently the first of its kind."

"After all, the conditions required to produce such a 'lost soul' are extremely strict."

"No one imagined everyone who knew him had all perished."

"Second, our actions may seem harsh, but they are truly meant to protect undercover comrades."

"Of course, the reason isn't what everyone assumes—that there are enemies inside the police force."

"Rather, during those years, Longguo produced an extremely terrifying hacker."

"He could infiltrate our police internal network."

"Even our most highly secured confidential documents could be accessed or altered by him."

"At one point, the head of a criminal syndicate paid a high price to buy undercover agent identities from him."

"As a result, our undercover comrades suffered heavy casualties…"

"Since then, we established this rule."

"Of course, with our technological upgrades… he probably can't hack into the system anymore."

"And later, that hacker mysteriously vanished—but the tradition has remained."

Deputy Commander Kong revealed some secrets from those years.

Those were the years when the internet first exploded.

When the police system was just beginning to migrate data online, this happened.

To protect undercover agents' identities… 4.1

Of course, such a decision had to be made.

Who could have imagined that because of this,

It would ultimately, bizarrely…

Give birth to a terrifying crime lord.

One can only say the course of events made no sense.

"Hm?"

Deputy Commander Kong looked at the sealed plastic bag in front of him and saw something.

Those were actually letters, one after another.

It seemed there were quite a few letters.

There were fully dozens of them.

This made Deputy Commander Kong somewhat inclined.

He looked at Fang Hao before him with a complex expression.

At this moment, Deputy Commander Kong's gaze.

Was no longer the sharp gaze directed at an enemy.

But rather a soft look one gives to one's own people, gazing at Fang Hao before him:

"These are... these are some letters?"

"Are these the letters you have been preparing to write to the organization over the years?"

"Taking this opportunity, while the media are all here."

"Could we... let everyone take a look?"