Chapter 19 Because I Don’t Want to Deceive You

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Chapter 19 of "The Invincible Supreme Medical God" begins revealing surprises: Chapter 19: Chapter 19 Because I Don’t Want to Deceive You ... "Name?" In the interrogation room of... Read on to find out!

Chapter 19: Chapter 19 Because I Don’t Want to Deceive You ... "Name?" In the interrogation room of the Patrol Office, two young officers routinely questioned Yan Xiaobao. "I’m not telling you." Yan Xiaobao had no interest in conversing with the two male officers, "If you need something, ask my Bingbing wife to talk to me." The young officers froze upon hearing this. "Your Bingbing wife?" "Yeah, my wife Han Ruobing. She’s an arrest officer too. If there’s something to ask, get her to come." "Bang!" The tall and burly officer slammed the table. "Be honest and cooperate!" Of course, the officer knew the famous Han Ruobing and was well aware that she didn’t even have a boyfriend, let alone a husband. This suspect might have been joking, but as a member of the Binhai Patrol, how could he allow someone to blatantly disrespect their goddess? "Why are you being so aggressive? If you keep slamming the table and glaring at me, I might just give you a beating!" Having followed Han Ruobing to the Patrol Office only to be treated like a criminal, Yan Xiaobao was getting annoyed. "Oh, really?" The burly officer rolled up his sleeves. "You’re bold enough to act arrogant here? I’ve never seen someone behave like this in the Patrol Office. Are you suggesting you’ll hurt me?" "Though you’re weak and not worth my effort, if you keep stopping me from finding my Bingbing wife, I will be forced to stop being polite with you." Yan Xiaobao said, getting up and heading toward the door. Yan Xiaobao was merely suspected of engaging in a brawl that violated public order, not a major criminal offense. Thus, Han Ruobing hadn’t handcuffed him. "Stop!" Both officers stepped forward to block Yan Xiaobao’s path. "If you dare to run, that’s resisting arrest, which adds to your crime!" "I’m going to find Bingbing wife. How is that running away? If you keep blocking me, I won’t be polite!" Yan Xiaobao replied impatiently. "Heh! You really dare to get physical... Ah!" With a swift move, Yan Xiaobao caught each officer by the wrist, forcing them to squat down in pain. "Stop it!" Han Ruobing’s sharp voice rang out as she walked in, her expression icy cold. "Chief Han, he..." "I saw everything. You two, step outside," she interrupted, waving her hand dismissively. Yan Xiaobao’s unconventional attitudes and actions were far from normal, combining a tendency for violence with what seemed to be highly skilled martial arts. It was clear she needed to handle this personally to prevent the situation from escalating further. After the two officers left, Han Ruobing began questioning Yan Xiaobao herself. "Name?" Yan Xiaobao looked at her, astonished. "Bingbing wife, I’m Xiaobao! Did you lose your memory?" "..." Han Ruobing was speechless. She chose to bypass the question entirely. Name, age, address—she could just copy this basic information from Yan Xiaobao’s previous interrogation records later. "Let me ask you directly," Han Ruobing started, cutting to the chase. "This morning at the Dexi Hall Clinic, did you injure Zhao Erhu, Sunx Peng, and a group of others?" "Yes," Yan Xiaobao admitted without hesitation. "Why did you hurt them?" "They dared to try stealing my wife! Of course, I had to beat them up." Yan Xiaobao confidently declared, "If anyone dares to steal my Bingbing wife, I’ll beat them up too." "Stealing your wife..." Han Ruobing pinched the bridge of her nose in frustration. How could she possibly record this statement properly? "The wife you’re mentioning—is it the young female physician, Xia Rou, who works at Dexi Hall?" "Yeah," Yan Xiaobao nodded. "Zhao Erhu’s group came demanding money from my Rourou wife. When she couldn’t pay, they threatened to marry her off to that idiot Sunx Peng. Of course, I couldn’t stand for that, so I beat them up and chased them away." Han Ruobing was clearly familiar with Zhao Erhu’s group. The matter itself wasn’t complicated or particularly severe, so much so that the Patrol Office had initially dismissed it as too trivial to bother filing a case. Street fights involving petty thugs—losing a few teeth here or there—rarely resulted in anyone calling the police. Even if reported, it wouldn’t amount to much, and the patrol officers wouldn’t waste their time on such minor incidents. However, Zhao Erhu had reported that Yan Xiaobao had inflicted permanent injury on him, making the situation more serious. Permanently disabling someone was grounds for significant criminal charges. Still, the Patrol Office didn’t entirely trust Zhao Erhu’s claims. After all, his version of the story sounded utterly absurd. According to Zhao Erhu: Yan Xiaobao had merely poked him with a finger, and then he... medically speaking, developed male erectile dysfunction. Getting poked by a finger and becoming dysfunctional? Who would believe that? Yet Zhao Erhu’s wife, Sunx Mei, testified that he had still been "functional" as of last night but was no longer "functional" today. Tests at the hospital confirmed the dysfunction as quite severe, but doctors couldn’t determine the underlying cause. Thus, the Patrol Office brought Yan Xiaobao in for questioning. "What did you do to Zhao Erhu?" Han Ruobing pressed, asking the most crucial question. Yan Xiaobao replied openly, "I targeted his acupoint so that he’ll never be a man again. Let’s see if he dares to help Sunx Peng try to steal my wife!" Han Ruobing was simultaneously shocked and concerned upon hearing this. She was shocked because Yan Xiaobao truly managed to disable Zhao Erhu with a simple poke—such martial arts were absolutely unbelievable. She was concerned because Yan Xiaobao’s admission amounted to confessing to causing permanent injury, a crime that could land him in prison for years. Despite being an officer dedicated to justice, Han Ruobing couldn’t help but feel partial to Yan Xiaobao. After all, Zhao Erhu was a troublemaker, the very type of local tyrant that patrol officers hated dealing with. He rarely did anything good and frequently skirted the edges of legality, making it frustratingly difficult to take him down with concrete evidence. On the other hand, Yan Xiaobao was a hero who had once resolved a hijacking crisis and saved over two hundred lives. The purpose of laws is to punish evil and promote good. In Han Ruobing’s eyes, Zhao Erhu represented evil, while Yan Xiaobao embodied good. Yet in this case, Zhao Erhu was the victim, and Yan Xiaobao was the perpetrator. It left Han Ruobing deeply conflicted. With urgency in her voice, Han Ruobing warned, "Yan Xiaobao, do you know that admitting to this means you’re confessing to a crime and putting yourself at risk of severe legal punishment?" "Oh..." Yan Xiaobao blinked and asked, "Bingbing wife, then tell me—how should I respond?" Han Ruobing straightened her expression, speaking solemnly, "I’m a patrol officer. I enforce the law. I can’t tell you what to say." "Even if you don’t say it, I already know," Yan Xiaobao chuckled. "My acupoint technique leaves no trace. As long as I don’t admit it, no one can pin this on me, right?" It dawned on Han Ruobing that this guy wasn’t as clueless about the situation’s gravity as he appeared. Curious, she asked, "Then why did you admit to it?" Yan Xiaobao responded matter-of-factly, "Because I don’t want to lie to you." ... [Please support by saving, recommending, tipping, or endorsing!] ...

Chapter 19 Because I Don’t Want to Deceive You

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