Quick Transmigration: Irresistible Beauty

"Why do you not continually keep striving to bring about more progress?" Wu Bin went on. "Why do you only lounge around and do nothing all day long?" A frown marred his face. "Life is all about making progress. If you fail to bring about any progress, then you are most likely going to lose the criminal. This would be the same as allowing the criminal to roam free so as to permit him to carry out even more bad deeds that are detrimental to society."

Wu Bin pressed his temples in frustration. He still recalled that he had poured cold water on Tang Meng's fiery passion at the beginning. But now that she seemed to have been able to put forward some evidence that was likely to turn the tables, he felt particularly embarrassed for the attitude he had shown at the beginning.

However, at the present time, Wu Bin only feels that the young woman was simply too arbitrary and could have already let a criminal go off the hook by doing absolutely nothing all day long!

Taking into account that the case has finally succeeded in making some progress, why exactly does Tang Meng still make the decision to disappear amid the critical moment of discussion during the lunch break?

Tang Meng did not dare to raise her head as she hesitantly uttered the first excuse that sprung to her mind to her superior: "I... I went out to visit the victim's school."

The hard expression on Wu Bin's face significantly improved after hearing this.

Nevertheless, the key reason that Wu Bin could have kept himself in a calmer mood was largely due to the fact that the young woman had a strong family background, and the young man could not truly find much fault with her.

The work and duties originally assigned to Tang Meng in the team were meant to be very leisurely, and she had been given a lot of free time to spare, unlike the others. In the end, Wu Bin, a responsible policeman, simply did not wish to see that the clues that the young woman had been working so hard to find would ultimately go to waste. It would undoubtedly be a pity if it were to be so.

"So, did you find any more clues?" Wu Bin inquired.

"There are... no new developments yet..." Tang Meng answered slowly and carefully, her words hanging out in the air.

Wu Bin sighed and responded by saying, "All right, I understand. In any case, this is the parsed data that was retrieved and translated." He pulled out a file with a hand and held it in front of the young woman's face. "You can go ahead and read it yourself."

Tang Meng accepted the document handed over by Wu Bin while staying silent. She inwardly felt a little aggrieved. In the morning, she was dismissed by Cheng Ying, and now in the afternoon, she was scolded by her superior at work.

Anyway, no matter how she felt inside, the young woman still looked through the file she had just received and seriously read through it under the pressure of Wu Bin's eyes. It was then that she came to realize that the information found in the file given to her contained things pertaining to the suicide chat room.

This suicide chat room is relatively small, consisting of only a dozen people in total, and there are no complicated procedures to be granted entry into it. One would only require a secret key and a one-time password to log in. Subsequently, the professionals in the data recovery department of the police force team were pleasantly surprised to discover that all those who committed suicide in the city were in fact members of this chat room.

After the suicide chat room had been breached, the other party (the person who created the chat room) set out to get rid of most of the data as quickly as possible, so the professional team only managed to recover a little data in the end.

But in just this small amount of data, one was still able to find out that the contents of this chat room are extremely dark and cruel, with an abundance of bloody scenes. There are numerous users who are encouraging other members to commit self-harm, and these individuals tend to exhibit a certain cult-inciting behavioral pattern as they are constantly putting forward psychological suggestions to the other fellow participants in the chat.

Moreover, the suicide chat room requirements stipulate that one can only log in to the website in places such as Internet cafes so as to avoid having to be traced back to them. They also provide a set of universal data deletion software for safety and security reasons.

"Regardless of whether this chat room has any connection with regards to the recent suicide cases or not, everything in it must still be investigated clearly," Wu Bin said to Tang Meng. "For being able to uncover this matter, you can be considered to have done a meritorious service to the public."

Wu Bin was aware that this rich young lady was most likely not happy inside her heart with the outcome, so that was why he offered some words of comfort to her, to a certain extent.

"It is okay, Captain Wu; I understand," Tang Meng answered. "I am just lucky enough to discover this anyway."

Tang Meng responded modestly, and then Cheng Ying's face popped up in her mind. If Cheng Ying had joined this kind of chat room, would he also...

She had chosen this completely unfamiliar and dangerous industry, a profession of good name—a career as a police officer, one to serve the country and community, one to serve without prejudice as guardians and agents of justice—just to atone for her past sins.

As a police officer, she should maintain public order, enforcing the law and preventing criminal activities, investigating crimes, protecting victims, conducting patrols, directing traffic, and even mediating disputes and such.