Luo Feng is a stubborn guy, I know he won't back down easily.

He refused to leave with his hands behind his back, stared into my eyes, smiled and said: "Ma Jun, do you think this is a good idea? After all, you are an industry insider. Come with me to the crime scene and help me find out whether

There are clues that the police missed to solve the case. Because they are separated by mountains, what we the police cannot see, maybe you, a professional, can see it at a glance. Don’t you like reasoning and solving cases? Come on, come on, follow me to the scene.

Look, you have nothing to do now anyway..."

Originally I wanted to help, but Luo Feng's last words irritated me again. What does it mean to have nothing to do? Are you just busy at work?

"Huh, I'm not very free every day, okay? I have a lot of serious things to do?" I retorted.

Luo Feng glanced at the game screen on the computer and immediately retorted to me: "What's the matter with you? Playing games is considered serious business. You are young and unmotivated. Playing games all day long is a waste of your life, you know?"

"

hiss……

What do you mean playing games is a waste of life!

As for torturing my soul like this?!

I don't have to agree to Luo Feng to help him solve the case. After all, I'm not his police officer, and he won't send me lunch boxes.

However, at this time, I suddenly thought of something...

Edward is now hiding in Mrs. Sato's villa and dare not show his face. I want to use Luo Feng's identity to ask him to help me find Edward out, because I also want to ask Edward what he wants after he stole the beam and the phone.

?

If I agree to help Luo Feng, can I make a deal with him?

Therefore, I am also selfish and have a purpose.

After thinking about it for a moment, I looked up at Luo Feng and asked, "Okay, I can go with you to have a look, but if I help you, you also have to help me, okay?"

"No problem, can we build a harmonious society by helping each other?" Luo Feng was obviously not interested in knowing what help I asked him for. He walked out of the door in a hurry and said as he went downstairs, "My car is downstairs, let's go.

Come on, hurry up!"

Ermiao and I followed Luo Feng downstairs, and sure enough, there was the familiar blue and white car parked at the door.

Luo Feng had already sat in the cab and asked me to get in the car with him and leave immediately.

"I'm going too!" Ermiao pulled me and wouldn't let me get in the car.

Luo Feng glanced at Er Miao dissatisfiedly: "Little fat man, what's wrong with you?!"

"Ma Jun and I are a team, so when he goes, I go too..." Ermiao explained.

"Yes, we are a team," I said to Luo Feng, "don't you want to help? Ermiao is also a professional in this field..."

"Okay, okay, you can go, but don't touch things randomly..." Luo Feng gave the final warning and stepped on the accelerator.

…

Just like that, Ermiao and I got into Luo Feng's car and drove through the red light at full speed. In less than 20 minutes, we arrived in front of a very tall building.

Luo Feng asked Ermiao and I to get off the bus first, and then he looked for a place to park.

After getting off the bus, Ermiao and I raised our heads to look at the building. It was very tall, and by visual inspection it must have been over 30 floors at least.

Moreover, the building covers a very large area, but it seems that it has not been maintained very carefully, so many places look a little dilapidated.

The description I saw on the news before was about a certain community, but this place looks different from the concept of "residential community" in my mind. It should be called a community if there are many buildings gathered together, right?

There is only one building here. Although it is very big and probably has thousands of rooms in total, there is only one building that still feels lonely.

Maybe the reporter who published that news never checked it out in person and just made it up out of thin air.

By this time, Luo Feng had already parked the car, and he took us directly into the main entrance of the building.

The security guards at the door already knew Luo Feng and did not stop him.

The crime occurred on the 21st floor. You need to take the elevator to go upstairs, but to enter the elevator area, you need to go through a long corridor.

But after actually walking into this corridor, I felt very novel!

How to say?

This corridor looks like a miniature commercial street, with houses and stores on both sides.

It can be said that every door is the entrance to a small shop.

Although it is daytime outside, it will feel very dark when you enter the building, which requires electric lighting. There are many signs at the door, and small light bulbs of various colors are flashing, red, green, yellow, and even small pink lights...

The largest number of shops are restaurants, followed by beauty and manicure or barber shops, and some small shops selling second-hand mobile phones.

Because there is business at every door, the corridor is squeezed very narrowly.

Especially since this is a passage that must be passed up and down the stairs, the flow of people is very dense and walking is very time-consuming.

I don’t know why, but when I passed by here, I felt like I was visiting a night market on Hong Kong Island.

Because land is at a premium on Hong Kong Island, after a construction developer buys a small piece of land, in order to maximize profits, they build the building very high and deliberately reduce the size of the rooms so that they can live in more space.

The more tenants you have, the more rent you can earn.

Some dark and damp places inside the building that cannot be rented out, such as the ground floor and basement, will be developed into commercial streets to facilitate tenants' consumption.

Although I have never been to Hong Kong Island, I prefer watching Hong Kong movies.

If Luo Feng hadn't brought me to this place today, I wouldn't have known that there was such a strange building in the city I'm familiar with.

Moreover, along the way, I also saw many small advertisements for renting houses posted on the walls. The words written on them were very strange. Renting a house is not called renting a house, but it is called "lucky house".

The word "lucky house" is rare in northern cities. It does not mean that renting a house is auspicious. It actually means "empty house", which means "empty house for rent".

Lao Chen once told me that in Cantonese, the pronunciations of "empty house" and "haunted house" are very close, and people who rent houses there are particularly taboo about this, so I simply don't say the word "empty house".

, but changed its name to "Jiwu".

The name Jiwu is very good, and it sounds particularly auspicious.

But later, there were many real estate companies selling haunted houses. In order to be more auspicious, they collectively referred to "haunted houses" as "auspicious houses". Therefore, the word "auspicious house" had some bad connotations and was not as easy to use as before.

These were all told to me by Lao Chen when I was chatting with him. At that time, I just heard them casually. Unexpectedly, I actually saw them here today.
Chapter completed!