Strange Scumbag Bosses Were Increasing

Jiang Xia felt that he understood. "The cost of exposing the 'truth' has risen. Even if someone discovers something suspicious about me, after seeing those veteran colleagues who were retaliated against, they'll hesitate out of concern for their own safety. Besides, I haven't left behind much evidence. Relying solely on organization files and hearsay, even if they wanted to find someone to expose me, the media would question the authenticity of those materials because they've made too many mistaken judgments before.

"Among the many reports accusing detectives, there's plenty of genuine physical evidence, or evidence forged to look genuine. But if that unlucky informant targeting me wants to expose me using nothing but speculation and files of uncertain authenticity, the likely result is that not only will nobody take up the story, but he himself may suffer retaliation from the 'Jiang Xia Evil Forces,' or even be silenced. The risk is too great and the reward too small. And even if someone fearlessly insists on revealing the 'truth' and finds a newspaper agency that immediately sees eye to eye with him, since some media outlets have previously made false exposés about detectives in pursuit of traffic, the report's credibility will still plummet once it comes out..."

...With this safeguard set up by the organization, he really could save himself some effort when it came to concealing his persona.

Besides, assigning "Jiang Xia" to Uzo's subordinates was not as troublesome as it sounded.

—Whether it was Uzo or Fake Uzo, neither could remain too far from the main body for long.

Uzo went without saying—after all, they were the same person and could not be separated for the time being.

As for "Fake Uzo," he was Jiang Xia's puppet. When acting alone, the farther Fake Uzo was from the main body,