Chapter 685: The Weaknesses of Smart People Are More Obvious

Ordinary people?

Are there really such so-called ordinary people?

After hearing this, Yu Dazhang suddenly felt it was ironic.

Such people are just hiding deeper.

"This is his identity information and resume."

Captain Xu handed over another document; calling it a document, it was actually just a single sheet of paper:

"We have also investigated the past experiences recorded above; they are all genuine."

After taking it, Yu Dazhang's gaze fell upon it.

Zhang Jiangke, male, 61 years old, from Yanjing, enlisted in the army at 16, retired at 21 and returned to civilian life...

Afterwards, he worked in the Grain Bureau, resigned at 32 to go into business.

He ran a trading company, a bar, a travel agency...

The last record shows him transferring a property in Yanjing and completing the transfer procedures at the real estate hall.

After that, he rarely appeared in the country.

After reading it once, Yu Dazhang returned his gaze to the beginning of this file.

Enlisted in the army at 16?

"Captain Xu, his enlistment age doesn't seem right."

Yu Dazhang looked at Captain Xu and said:

"I recall the national regulation for military enlistment is 18 years old."

Although he had never served in the army, he was at least a graduate of the police academy, so he had some understanding of this.

And he was now looking for loopholes in this file.

Even finding one loophole would prove this file was fake.

"Look at his enlistment time."

Captain Xu explained:

"He is 61 this year, and he enlisted at 16, which was 45 years ago."

"In the 70s, the age requirement for enlistment wasn't enforced as strictly; although the 'Military Service Law' stipulated an age limit of 18, sometimes based on the army's needs and individual willingness, they would also conscript those who had reached 16 years old for active duty."

This topic was touched upon only briefly.

Living in different eras naturally meant some regulations were executed with differences.

"This Zhang Jiangke's experience is quite rich."

Yu Dazhang stopped dwelling on the enlistment issue and continued staring at the file, saying:

"He served in the army, worked within the system, and ran many different businesses; he's quite the restless one."

He knew clearly in his heart that the more like this, the more ordinary it felt to people.

In the country, except for those within the system, the vast majority of people's lives involve engaging in many different jobs.

Especially at the bottom level, this phenomenon is even more common.

Many people are security guards today, run food delivery tomorrow, and might drive ride-hailing cars next month.

Workers don't have fixed jobs; changing various jobs to survive has almost become the norm.

"In my opinion, he must have accidentally gotten involved in the human trafficking trade during the course of doing business."

Captain Xu analyzed:

"It is undeniable that doing business inevitably involves contact with more people than working, and contact with all kinds of people."

"If one's business goes poorly, it is very easy to start thinking crooked thoughts."

He fell silent for a moment, then continued speaking:

"People like Zhang Jiangke, with their experience and knowledge, naturally act more low-key than young people; even if they make money, they can stay steady."

"Judging from his later experiences, when he first started the human trafficking trade, he had already laid out an escape route for himself."

The fact that he thought of living abroad in normal times meant Zhang Jiangke's mind already surpassed over ninety percent of human traffickers.

And he not only thought of it, he also did it.

Only by being steady enough can one operate on a large enough scale.

Facts proved that Zhang Jiangke indeed achieved a status in the human trafficking trade where one call summoned a hundred responses.