in2ebook Chapter 305 The cause of the major incident 3
Chapter 305 The cause of the major incident 3
The Americans' actions, as if meticulously orchestrated, coincided with Wah Di's plans. This coincidence was, in fact, a deliberate act on Wah Di's part. In the process of eliminating Tim, Wah Di deliberately made himself known to certain individuals, allowing the Hong Kong hawks to naturally blame him for everything.
This result delighted the Americans. They had already harbored resentment towards Wah Di, and now, with such a golden opportunity, they naturally wouldn't let it slip away. However, just when they thought they could easily pin the crime on Wah Di, the intervention of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) thwarted their plans.
Everyone in the ICAC became a time witness for Wah Di, which meant that the American's plan to frame someone completely failed. Faced with this situation, the American did not give up, but decided to take more radical measures to create a bigger incident.
Their original plan was to arrange for a group of Japanese to impersonate Chinese and attack the Hong Kong Governor's Office. This would not only cause social unrest but also further discredit Hua Di and Hua Xia. However, just as this plan was about to be implemented, an unexpected event occurred: Chief Superintendent Richard of the Hong Kong Police Special Branch suddenly died unexpectedly.
Richard's death was a nightmare for the entire Hong Kong Eagle Country. His departure dealt them a heavy blow and plunged them into chaos.
First, Richard's underworld proxies, once powerful tools, have become a significant problem. These proxies are unaware of Richard's true power, knowing only that he is their financial backer. With Richard's death, these proxies will lose control and may betray Richard's backers to protect themselves. This presents a significant challenge for those seeking to recapture these underworld forces. They will need to devote considerable time and effort to investigating their backgrounds and connections before finding the right means to regain control.
Secondly, Richard's ongoing attempts to sabotage the Hong Kong police force have caused great concern among those behind the scenes. They are unsure whether the plan has been leaked. If so, remediation will be extremely difficult. Once the police learn of the plan, they will undoubtedly take measures to prevent its implementation. Even if it hasn't been leaked, Richard's death has cast a significant shadow of uncertainty over the plan. Those behind the scenes don't know how far along Richard is, so they need to reassess the progress of the entire plan and develop new strategies to ensure its smooth implementation. This will undoubtedly take considerable time and effort.
Ultimately, Richard's tragic death horrified many Hong Kong residents who had previously wavered and had ambiguous views. They had witnessed firsthand how even a prominent figure like Richard could not escape death, and naturally developed a deep fear of being involved in this turmoil.
As a result, some people chose to immigrate without hesitation and stay away from this place full of danger and uncertainty; while others decided to continue to wait and see and did not dare to get involved easily.
It can be said that Richard's death dealt a heavy blow to the forces behind the scenes and seriously hindered their plans.
So, who was responsible for Richard's accidental death? An investigation revealed that Wah Di had been staying at the ICAC headquarters during that time and had never left. However, a puzzling discovery was made when someone resembling Wah Di appeared near the scene of Richard's accident.
What is going on? Is it really Huadi who secretly planned this incident?
In fact, the person who attacked this time was not Hua Di, but Wu Dehui. Because Hua Di and Wu Dehui are both "Hua Zai" and are not similar but almost identical, some people mistakenly thought that it was Hua Di who did it.
Richard's death was undoubtedly a bombshell, causing a huge uproar in Hong Kong. The impact of this incident was so great that officials from the Eagle Country had to urgently gather at the Governor's Mansion to discuss countermeasures.
However, this change gave the Americans and Japanese a sense of opportunity. Their original plan was to attack the Governor's Mansion directly, but they decided to change their strategy. After all, such a large-scale attack would attract attention and potentially cause more trouble. So, they decided to stage a spectacular car accident after the officials left the Governor's Mansion.
This not only avoids direct conflict with Eagle Country officials, but also creates greater chaos and panic. In comparison, this method has a wider impact and a more significant effect.
The above is the origin and development of this major incident. The current situation is quite delicate. The Americans are hiding behind the scenes, secretly instructing the Japanese to charge forward; the American people are doing their utmost to try to get to the bottom of the incident; and the Chinese are quietly moving to continue to eliminate some potential risks.
Although the three forces did not communicate with each other, there seemed to be a tacit understanding between them. They all chose not to reveal the truth, but to act independently and carry out their own plans silently.